The unity and ultimate nature of these concepts are espoused in a certain martial arts style that involves the interrelations of attack and defense.
Dropping a stone into still water demonstrates how these concepts become sensible after they arise from an initial emptiness and later return to that emptiness. The unity and ultimate nature of these concepts are espoused in a certain martial arts style that involves the interrelations of attack and defense. Shown as either broken or solid lines in the trigrams and hexagrams of the I Ching, these concepts can also stand for passivity and aggression, male and female, and other dualities manifested through these cosmic principles. For 10 points, name these dual concepts prevalent in Chinese religion, often sybmolized with a circle broken into tear drops, one white and the other black.
Dropping a stone into still water demonstrates how these concepts become sensible after they arise from an initial emptiness and later return to that emptiness.
Yin and Yang [Prompt on partial.]