This text, excerpted from the CUTQ blog, discusses the concept of yin and yang as a fundamental reality in both Eastern and Western philosophy. It highlights the principle of relativity, where everything exists in relation to its opposite, and the idea of reversal, emphasizing the cyclical nature of change. The author draws parallels between Daoist and Greek philosophical views on duality, presenting quotes from Heraclitus and Socrates to support the idea that the concept of complementary opposites is essential to understanding human experience and the natural world. The text then connects these philosophical ideas to taiji and qigong practice, suggesting that understanding yin and yang is crucial for achieving balance and harmony in physical and mental well-being.
Read the original blog post here: https://cutq.life/yin-and-yang-fundamental-reality-in-east-and-west/
Yin and Yang – Fundamental Reality in East and West