In the Han Dynasty, a man named Dong Zhongshu had made this philosophy into a teaching. He classified people into two categories, namely Yin and Yang. Yin were women and children, while Yang were male. Yin which is dark relates to water, earth, month, femininity, and evening while Yang is light and symbolizes as fire, sky, sun, masculinity, and midday.
According
to Wikipedia,
an ancient Chinese philosophy mentioned Yin and Yang as a concept of dualism.
All things have two sides, they have a Yin aspect an a Yang aspect. Nothing is
purely good or purely bad, the two qualities oppose each other while at the
same time complement each other. Yin and Yang must contain the possibility of
opposition and change as well the separation and the interaction of merging.
Yin and Yang. They create each other, control each other, and transform into
each other which creates the physical world.
Life is also best lived as a balance between accepting and acting. Music of Wisdom mentioned too much Yin energy leaves us open to letting life slip us by and being unprepared for the opportunities that present themselves. While it’s helpful to be easy-going and flexible, too much passivity can set people up to be lazy, unmotivated, and incorrectly believing they have minimal control over their own lives. Too much Yang energy can be equally problematic for example passion is important, but if we cannot accept the things outside of our control, we struggle greatly to feel content and safe.
The Yin Yang suggests that ‘human beings, organizations, and cultures, like all other universal phenomena, intrinsically crave variation and harmony for their sheer existence and healthy development. The Yin Yang principle adopts a different perspective about intracultural differences. Instead of viewing differences within a national culture as sheer manifestations of deviation of minority, groups value behavior from the mainstreams. The Yin Yang perspective of culture emphasizes the need to understand the intrinsic paradoxical nature of culture.
Abderrahman Hassi and Giovanna Storti contends how to understand the nature of culture in the age of globalization and the internet is probably the single most important challenge to cross-cultural thinkers. It is important to point out that globalization has not removed nation-states and national culturesBorderless
and wireless worlds have few societies that are immense to foreign concepts,
values, and lifestyles. In today's time, the concept of Yin and Yang have a
great influence on culture. Cultural learning takes place not just
longitudinally from one’s own ancestors within one’s own cultural group but all
dimensionally from all possible potential cultural orientations, i.e., from
different nations, different regions, different cultures, and different
peoples' in an increasingly borderless and wireless workplace, marketplace, and
cyberspace. Yin and yang is defined as two interconnected and interdependent
principles of the universe. Therefore, they complete each other to create
perfect balance. As a result, each culture has the opportunity to acquire its
own unique cultural proļ¬le overtime by balancing between cultural ecology and
cultural learning through selecting values from among globally available value
orientations.
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