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There are 6 Key Concepts in Understanding Yin and Yang in Yijing:  1. Yin and Yang are growing and countering each other all the time  This follows the fundamental Yin-Yang cycle: Yin grows, reaches its peak, and then transforms into Yang. Yang grows, reaches its peak, and then transforms into Yin. This constant dynamic exchange keeps the universe balanced and evolving. This is represented in the Taiji (太极) symbol, where Yin contains a seed of Yang, and vice versa. 2. Opposites Complement Each Other When Balanced Yin and Yang complement each other—this is called interdependence (相互依存). Example: Night (Yin) allows rest, and Day (Yang) allows activity. Together, they create a balanced life. Example: A business needs both vision (Yang) and operations (Yin) to succeed. However, "better" depends on context. In some cases, too much opposition can lead to conflict rather than cooperation (e.g., fire and water in extreme opposition cancel each other). 3. Two strong sameness counter e...

"The reason people get scammed easily is that they learned many things but little about thinking.  My goal is to empower You to become a Critical Thinker"  Andy Ferarri Norman, author One reason why You must know Yijing is so that you can have Critical Thinking.   With critical thinking, you won't be just following your feelings and easily influenced by others' emotions.  You will consider both sides in any evaluation and do not let experts' opinions sway your thinking.  You have independence of mind, and know how to communicate your thinking too.  Yijing asks us to do introspection, reflection, and plan before doing.   From the hexagrams, it teaches us that life is a cycle, there are always good and bad points in anything.  Never give up, for the human mind can do wonders.  Plus, everything has 2 sides: the Yin (bad) and the Yang (good).  Yin and Yang chang all the time but ultimately they must reflect nature (Ba Gua).  ...

8 Ways How Knowing Yijing can Help us Avoid Scams 1. Spotting Red Flags Early 🔍 Yijing teaches us to recognize patterns. Just like how it predicts life cycles, we can use it to spot scam patterns. Example: Scammers promise quick money with no effort. The Yijing reminds us that success follows a natural path—anything too fast is against nature. 2. Understanding Hidden Intentions 😈 People’s words may sound good, but their real motives can be different. The Yijing helps us sense true vs. false by looking at the energy behind actions.  To Yijing, what is Yin (not seen) is more important than Yang (seen).  Example: Love scams often involve sweet talk, but the Yijing tells us to observe actions, not just words.  Not just actions, but consistent actions over time. 3. Knowing When to Wait and When to Act ⌛ Scammers pressure you to act fast. The Yijing teaches that everything has its right timing. If you feel rushed, it’s a sign to pause. Example: Many people fall for fake inves...