Chinese Astrology and Yin Yang Nature

[duan]

Here are the twelve Chinese Horoscope animals and their Yin and Yang nature. Yin and Yang can be interpreted as Black and White, Darkness and Light, Female and Male, Bad and Good etc. In this post I will use the Female / Male interpretation.

Here's a picture of Yin & Yang:
http://www.chineseastrologer.org/images/yin_yang_symbol.jpg

And here's is the analysis of the twelve signs:

Rat: Yang (male) nature
Ox: Yin (female) nature
Tiger: Yang (male) nature
Rabbit: Yin (female) nature
Dragon: Yang (male) nature
Snake: Yin (female) nature
Horse: Yang (male) nature
Sheep: Yin (female) nature
Monkey: Yang (male) nature
Rooster: Yin (female) nature
Dog: Yang (male) nature
Pig: Yin (female) nature

Remember, you can use your own interpretation of Yin and Yang. You can find more information about the twelve Chinese Horoscope animals and Chinese Astrology in general in my free website about Chinese Horoscope (http://www.chineseastrologer.org).

[ericdubay]

The other polarity/dichotomy described by the Yin Yang is that of the Sun and Moon. The Illuminati have convinced us that the Sun is very big and very far away, while the Moon is very small and close enough to land some Masons on. But the reality is the Sun and Moon are the SAME size, and we've never been to the Moon.

http://www.atlanteanconspiracy.com/search/label/Moon%20Landing%20Hoax

~Eric
www.atlanteanconspiracy.com

[duan]

Nice point of view ericdubay. I agree to the "...we've never been to the Moon..." part. The question is why do they want us to think moon is smaller?

[picha]

Here are the twelve Chinese Horoscope animals and their Yin and Yang nature. Yin and Yang can be interpreted as Black and White, Darkness and Light, Female and Male, Bad and Good etc. In this post I will use the Female / Male interpretation.

Here's a picture of Yin & Yang:
http://www.chineseastrologer.org/images/yin_yang_symbol.jpg

And here's is the analysis of the twelve signs:

Rat: Yang (male) nature
Ox: Yin (female) nature
Tiger: Yang (male) nature
Rabbit: Yin (female) nature
Dragon: Yang (male) nature
Snake: Yin (female) nature
Horse: Yang (male) nature
Sheep: Yin (female) nature
Monkey: Yang (male) nature
Rooster: Yin (female) nature
Dog: Yang (male) nature
Pig: Yin (female) nature

Remember, you can use your own interpretation of Yin and Yang. You can find more information about the twelve Chinese Horoscope animals and Chinese Astrology in general in my free website about Chinese Horoscope (http://www.chineseastrologer.org).

I remember the first time I ever saw the yin yang symbol. I found it absoloutely fascinating and still do, although I dont really understand why.

[duan]

Picha, I find the symbol of Yin and Yang fascinating too. Maybe because it so balanced between two opposing energies (white, black).