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yin and yang
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Western
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Symbolizing duality and balance in life
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1
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2
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yin and yang
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Western
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Seen as an esoteric concept related to Eastern philosophy and spirituality
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1
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3
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yin and yang
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Western countries
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Yin and yang are often viewed as opposing forces instead of complementary aspects
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1
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4
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yin and yang
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Western culture
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Often associated with balance and harmony in various aspects of life
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1
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5
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yin and yang
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Western culture
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Often referenced to describe the balance of contrasting elements in various contexts
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1
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6
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yin and yang
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Western culture
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Generally viewed as a symbol of opposites or dualities
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1
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7
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yin and yang
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Western culture
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Often associated with opposing forces or dualistic concepts
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1
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8
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yin and yang
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Western cultures
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Yin and yang may be understood as a philosophical concept, but the symbolism is not as deeply ingrained in daily life
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1
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9
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yin and yang
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Western cultures
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Often used to represent a balance between opposing elements or ideas
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1
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10
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yin and yang
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western cultures
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Yin and yang may be associated with balance but may not carry the same philosophical and spiritual meaning.
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1
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11
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yin and yang balance
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Western countries
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Less commonly used or understood as a foundational principle, and may be perceived as a mystical or esoteric concept.
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