Yin And Yang Argument Analysis

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Therefore, this speaking could be concerned on human, Family, country, and wide enough approach to the world. There is nothing too small to speak internally, and there is nothing too big to speak externally.

The wisdom of Yin and Yang could be utilized in benefit, loss; leave and stay; betray and return. Yang comply with outward action vibrantly, Yin ceases with concealing inwardly. Yin and Yang mutually converse when they mutually approached their own extreme.

Yang concern on dynamic and virtue grows. Yin concern on silence and it shapes. The virtue is needed to convert the Yang into yin. The power is needed to convert the Yin into Yang.
The changes of Yin and Yang are based on the art of the openness and closeness.

The heaven and earth
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So the way of setting the net of compliance needs to be changed.

The proper projection of the speaking initiates the vibrant, as it also comply with his heart. The heart reveals the characteristics, with which the occurrence setter could cultivate and manage with him. It is as the wisdom of response with converse. So, the correlation of speaking is in proper compliance, it will lay the foundation of all.
(Note: As the response with converse, might create the marvelous strategies. It might lead to no other tongue which is not complied with proper occurrence, which is the reason for laying the foundation.)

The wisdom could be used repeated, coded in heritage after the foundation has been laid. So the word of the wisdom contains most of projection and comparison with a proper occurrence. The Saints use this wisdom to guide the fool and the wise, there will be no doubts regarding to it. For those who are good at listening with converse, he could discern the invisible and catch their
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Return to silence to listen to the challenge and response with converse. So if there is need for other’s speaking, in converse with own silence. If there is a need for initiation, in converse with own withdraw. If there is a need for high standing, in converse with own low sitting. If there is a need for taking, in converse with own giving.
(Note: in the art of response with converse, both characteristics and object could be reached and complied mutually, if not it could be concealed.)

If there is a need to show other’s openness with characteristics, the projection and comparison of the occurrence needs to be complied, in order to cultivate the way of his speaking. As the response with converse, those agreed response will sound; as so, the characteristics could comply with its occurrence. Due to there is initiator and cultivator, based on both, this wisdom could be utilized for those who serves and those who cultivates, within which, the Truth & falseness, the similarity & difference, the honesty & cheat could be

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