Yin/Yang: New Age Dictionary on Yin/Yang

Yin/Yang

Chinese names referring to the active and passive principles of the universe. Yin refers to the female or [in-active] negative force; Yang to the male or active force. These two polar forces continually interplay with each other. The words are used to describe the constant How of motion and change in the universe (i.e., the "Tao").

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For more articles on Yin/Yang , see: <lst:top-key New Age, Body mind and Soul

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The definition and meaning of Yin/Yang is extracted from the home page of Logos Resource Pages.

"The average Christian has little idea what the concepts and ideals of the New Age really are. Then when they encounter New Age vocabulary confusion really sets in. New Agers often play semantic word games, using the same words Christians do yet the definitions use bear no resemblance to the Christian definitions. This brief dictionary is designed to help you understand New Age terminology as they define their terms."

Key to the letters following each word:

| N - New Age | O - Occult | S - Satanic | H - Hindu | M - Mysticism | W - Wicca of Witchcraft |

Please visit http://logosresourcepages.org for more information..

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