..which are 2 sides of the totality (of everything)- all numbers.
I'd like to add, this may be long for some people :
The chinese yin and yang, represent unity in duality and duality in unity.
The yin is unity. All is one. No seperation.
The yang is duality. Good and bad. All things coming with their opposite.
So yin and yang means there is unity inside good vs.evil, which is conflict.
And good vs. evil, conflict, inside unity.
Do you understand the difference? (between eastern philosophy and western religion)
Any comments?
2007-12-03
05:10:36
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Tyre, like in a war, you could have one guy who just sees life as it is...not getting involved, not getting angry or scared.....
2007-12-03
05:30:52 ·
update #1
Mike, you referring to the 5 possible stars you can give an answer on here? LOL!...
2007-12-03
05:54:00 ·
update #2