Aspects of Yin Yang Relationship

Question 1

All things have a Yin and Yang Aspect, Everything is Relative through relationships

Answer 1

Opposition

Question 2

Yin and Yang cannot exist without each other

Answer 2

Inter-Dependence

Question 3

Yin and Yang are in a constant state of change for preserving balance

Homeostasis and amount change

Answer 3

Mutual Consuming or Inter-consuming-supporting

Question 4

Yin and Yang can change into one another

Answer 4

Inter-Transforming

Question 5

Yin and Yang aspect can be further divided into Yin Yang

Answer 5

Infinite Divisibility

Question 6

Yin and Yang have equal amounts

Answer 6

Equilibrium/ Balance

Question 7

Yin is larger than yang

Answer 7

Yin Excess or Excess Cold

Question 8

Yang is larger than yin

Answer 8

Yang Excess or Excess Heat

Question 9

Yang is less than Yin

Answer 9

Yang Deficiency or Deficient Cold

Question 10

Yin is less than Yang

Answer 10

Yin Deficiency or Deficient Heat

Question 11

Excess Cold in the body consumes the Yang, especially SP Yang (FULL COLD)

Answer 11

Excess of Yin (aspect of mutual consumption

Question 12

Excess Heat consumes body fluids and leads to dryness (FULL HEAT)

Answer 12

Excess of Yang (aspect of mutual consumption

Question 13

The decrease of Yang energy leads to symptoms of a relative excess of Yin, such as feelings of cold and chilliness (EMPTY COLD)

Answer 13

Consumption of Yang (aspect of mutual consumption)

Question 14

The decrease of Yin leads to symptoms of relative excess of Yang, such as feelings of heat (EMPTY HEAT)

Answer 14

Consumption of Yin (aspect of mutual consumption)

Question 15

Qi Deficiency

Answer 15

Yin within Yang (Qi is Yang and Deficiency is Yin)

Question 16

Qi Stagnation

Answer 16

Yang within Yang

Question 17

Blood Deficiency

Answer 17

Yin within Yin (Blood is Yin)

Question 18

Blood Stasis

Answer 18

Yang within Yin

Question 19

Surging Pulse

Answer 19

Yin within Yang

Question 20

Slippery, Tight, Confined Pulses

Answer 20

Yang within Yin

Question 21

Cold Can be divided further into icy cold and moderately cold

Answer 21

Infinite diviisibility

Question 22

Deficiency of Spleen Yang can lead to Excess Dampness

Answer 22

Inter-Transformation (look for 8 principle Change)

Question 23

The decrease of Yin leads to symptoms of relative Yang, such as feelings of Heat

Answer 23

Mutual consuming

Question 24

When Yin Predominates, Yang will be diseased. When Yang Predominates Yin will be diseased

Answer 24

Opposition

Question 25

Yin remains inside to act as a guard for Yang, and Yang stays outside to act as servant for yin

Answer 25

Inter-Dependence

Question 26

Yin is the interior and is the material foundation of Yang; Yang is on the Exterior and is the manifestation of Yin.

Answer 26

Inter-Dependence

Question 27

Without Yang there would be no production of Yin, Without Yin there would be no production of Yang

Answer 27

Inter-Dependence

Question 28

In order to contract, it is necessary to first expand

Answer 28

Inter Dependence in the Dao De Jing

Question 29

Consumption of Yin leading to Gaining of Yang, Consumption of Yang leading to Gaining of Yin

Answer 29

Mutual Consuming

Question 30

Extreme Yin will necessarily produce Yang, and Extreme Yang will necessarily produce Yin; Severe Cold will give birth to Heat, and severe Heat will give birth to Cold

Answer 30

Inter-Transformation

Question 31

Yin and Yang could amount to ten in number; the could be extended to one hundred, one thousand, ten thousand or infinity; but although infinitely divisible, Yin and Yang are based upon only one important principle.

Answer 31

Infinite Divisibility