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Yin |
Yang |
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1. |
Dark, dull, black, dark-colored |
Light, bright, white, whitish |
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2. |
Weak, Soft, Cold |
Strong, hard, hot |
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3. |
Female |
Male |
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4. |
Even number |
Odd number |
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5. |
0, round figure, adding up, multiply |
1, odd figure, minus, divide |
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6. |
Hidden, submerged, invisible, inner |
Exposed, emerged, visible, outer |
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7. |
Negative |
Positive |
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8. |
Unconscious, subconcious |
Conscious |
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9. |
Stationery, movement not obvious |
Moving, obvious movement |
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10. |
Slow |
Fast |
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11. |
Passive |
Active |
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12. |
Right |
Left |
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13. |
Heart |
Head |
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14. |
Back |
Front |
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15. |
Four fingers |
Thumb |
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16. |
Legs |
Head |
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17. |
Night |
Day |
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18. |
Pull |
Push |
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19. |
Listening |
Telling |
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20. |
Asking questions |
Directing, making statement |
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21. |
Blur, doubtful, unsure |
Clear, doubtless, sure |
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22. |
Negative emotions: sad, lost, greed, hatred,
delusion, disappointment, grief, injoy |
Positive emotions: happy, clear, satisfied, love,
enlightened, surprise, joy, injoy |
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23. |
Customer service |
Sales and marketing |
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24. |
Below the line, illegal, moral |
Above the line, legal, immoral |
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25. |
Building rapport |
Analyzing |
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26. |
Inner-self, inner-world |
Outer-self, outer-world |
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27. |
Cultivation |
Personal development |
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28. |
Audience |
Performer |
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29. |
Trees |
Flowers |
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30. |
Dull colors |
Bright colors |
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31. |
Thinking |
Doing |
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32. |
Planning, Goal Setting |
Execution, Goal Achievement |
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33. |
Emotional |
Rational |
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34. |
Listening, Absorbing, Student |
Talking, sharing, teacher |
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35. |
Long term |
Short term |
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36. |
Net value |
Profit and loss |
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37. |
Group |
Individual |
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38. |
Unconditional love |
Stoicism |
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39. |
Subordinate |
Boss |
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40. |
Research |
Development |
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41. |
Intuition |
Processing |
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42. |
Internalizing |
Externalizing |
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43. |
Patient, Slow, Take own time |
Impatient, Rush, Hurry |
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44. |
Organs: liver, heart, spleen, kidney, lung |
Organs: gall bladder,
intestines, stomach, urinary |
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45. |
Quality |
Quantity |
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46. |
Vigilant |
Impulsive |
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47. |
Saving, investing for future |
Spending, spending the future |
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48. |
Outflows |
Inflows |
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49. |
Coaching |
Teaching |
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