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    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…

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    According to Chinese culture, the forces that determine order are yin and yang. The basis of this concept is that everything has its opposite which maintains balance. One of the most well-known yin and yang pairings is life and death. Yu Hua, in the novel To Live, recognizes this relationship and integrates the concept into the plot in order to influence the characters. This includes life and death constantly checking each other by taking the character’s lives, and the price one has to pay to…

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    Yin and Yang Explained In today’s society, the yin and yang symbol is used in many different ways. From fashion to home decorations, the symbol’s popularity is growing. To many individuals, however, the yin and yang posse a much deeper, philosophical perspective on life itself. In basic terms, the yin and yang represent oppositely attracted, yet co-dependent forces, that are present in everything, thus creating perfect harmony. According to author, Robin R. Wang, “Yin and yang are considered…

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    were one and the same person since the monster is imaginary and performed acts that point out Victor as the one who truly did them. As a “whole” Victor, Victor represents the good of knowledge through creating (yang), while the monster represents the bad of knowledge through destroying (yin). However once he gained that knowledge, he experienced the negative aspects of getting it, splitting himself into the monster and Victor. His schizophrenia created a hallucination of the monster that…

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    a symbol called The Yin-Yang. Taoists acknowledge elements of the world such as physical theories and laws, energy, and vibrations of the universe. Taoism focuses on science more than praying to a god or worshiping to a higher body. They use specific scientific methods that help immortalize the physical body. Taoism teaches that there is a power in the universe that is higher, deeper, and truer than any other force. Tao means the way it has two sides just like the Yin-Yang or the good and the…

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    Cultural diversity is essentially the existence of a multitude of different cultural and ethnic groups within a society. Cultural diversity continues to increase here in the United States, hence the need for healthcare professionals to have at least a basic understanding of a variety of cultures prevalent in the society in which they are providing care. Furthermore, it’s important to provide culturally competent care, which means “having the knowledge, abilities and skills to deliver care…

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    Acupuncture is a healing technique used in traditional Chinese medicine. Very thin needles are used to stimulate specific points in the body. These points remain in energy paths called "meridians." Acupuncture treatments are designed to improve the flow and balance of energy along these meridians. Traditional Chinese medicine has existed for at least 2,500 years. Consider the human body as a system of energy flows. When these flows are balanced, the body is healthy. Practitioners take the pulse…

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    Yin and Yang: the ancient Chinese symbol representing the balance between opposites. It can be light in comparison to darkness, or a single rose growing alongside the cracks in concrete. The two opposing forces create a beautiful harmony when interlocked. The concept of Yin and Yang applies to all concepts of life, and the changing of one aspect of balance causes the opposite change to the opposite force. In the Epic of Gilgamesh, two antithetical forces, Gilgamesh, the king of a great…

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    balance too, so there is Bigu and the Yin and Yang Diet. On average, the Taoist diet is made up of 50-70% of grains, 20-30% of vegetables and greens, 5-10% beans and animal (duck, pork, beef, chicken). The way to cook foods…

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    Define & describe acupuncture Acupuncture is a popular ancient Chinese medicine which origins can be tracked back around 2500 years. It works on the premise that the human body has energy flow (Qi) patterns that must be free and flowing; disruptions to the Qi may be the cause for disease or illness (Medicine Net). Acupuncture works by inserting thin needles into certain points in the body’s meridians to free up these energy flow patterns and restore the body to a healthy, balanced and harmonised…

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