Opposites

This planet works on opposites: up-down, warm-cold, dark-light.

The Yin-yang symbol represents an ancient Chinese philosophy of duality: that everything has its opposite, and the opposite exists within each. All is one.

This equal but opposing energy, known as ‘chi’, emerged from observations of nature and the material world. Our bodies maintain their health through homeostasis, which is biological stability and dynamic equilibrium. Feng-shui, the art and science of placement, uses yin-yang principles.

Yin is dark, feminine, creative, grounded, and associated with the moon.

Yang is light, masculine, active, heat, and associated with the sun.

So, who or what causes the endless wars and suffering on this planet?

Who might the opposites be?

A highly intelligent deceiver who says matter is all that exists. Things are scarce, life is an accident of evolution and has no purpose, and consciousness exists in the brain, so when you’re dead you’re dead, so seek pleasure and buy things now while stocks last!

A supreme intelligence who knows nature is abundant, who we are, where we came from and why we are here, who knows we live forever and patiently waits for us to wake up, realise everything is interconnected, all is one and rediscover how powerful we are.

Perhaps the game of life is to realise evil exists, transcend it, and create the more beautiful world our hearts know is possible?

References

Media	Author/Director	Title
Book	Charles Eistenstein	The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know Is Possible