ying yang symbol taoism polarity gestalt principle of organization ying yang
white or red sides black, white, or red-white black, white, and red white and red black, white, or red
two thin, parallel rulers connected together two halves that can be connected together the two sides of the circle represent the duality of the universe two decks, usually divided into two colors with each deck having two sides white, black, or red
a yin yin yin yin yin yin yin yin yin yin yin yin yin yin yin yin yin
yin yang ying yang two thin, parallel rulers connected together white black and red opposite way
yin yang which has two interlocked, curved shapes yin yang which is a small circle of the opposite color in the center of each shape yin yang which has one black and one white yin yang which is a curved line connecting the two circles yin yang which has three dots in the center of the larger circle
yin yang which has two interlocked, curved shapes yin yang which is a small circle of the opposite color in the center of each shape yin yang which has one black and one white yin yang which is a curved line connecting the two circles yin yang which has three dots in the center of the larger circle
yin yang baguazhang balance conflict symbol
yin yang symbol spiral or coil half chinaware
yin yang which has two interlocked, curved shapes yin yang which is a curved line connecting the two circles yin yang which has three dots in the center of the larger circle yin yang which is a small circle of the opposite color in the center of each shape yin yang which has one black and one white
yin yang which has two interlocked, curved shapes yin yang which is a small circle of the opposite color in the center of each shape yin yang which is a curved line connecting the two circles yin yang which has three dots in the center of the larger circle yin yang which is a dot in the center of each circle