In all the stories that are observed then there is a protagonist and an antagonist.
In all the stories that have left their mark there the good fight against evil, most of the time for the salvation of the world.
In all the stories we used to love as children, the villain was always defeated by the good: it had to go so wrong.
The eternal struggle between good and evil, between Yin and Yang ... that a great time! We have been unaccustomed to this kind of stories, by now addicted tragicomic plot, in which the good becomes bad or that evil wins over good because now the cynicism is coming in our veins, there is no winner or because good and evil vanish each other.
Luckily there is someone that this spirit has kept the childish ... good versus evil ... Yin Yang against ... Pig no?
In all the stories that have left their mark there the good fight against evil, most of the time for the salvation of the world.
In all the stories we used to love as children, the villain was always defeated by the good: it had to go so wrong.
The eternal struggle between good and evil, between Yin and Yang ... that a great time! We have been unaccustomed to this kind of stories, by now addicted tragicomic plot, in which the good becomes bad or that evil wins over good because now the cynicism is coming in our veins, there is no winner or because good and evil vanish each other.
Luckily there is someone that this spirit has kept the childish ... good versus evil ... Yin Yang against ... Pig no?
Yes, Pig in the latter case we blindfolded ... We are against any kind of animal torture ... Anyway ... This blog has never been very prone to politicization, except for campaigns proposed by swine Pig, but now, at the beginning of the epic battles, a small brackets had to give ...
Yin and Yang ... seems reassuring? Not really if you look over the wiki principles of this ancient Chinese philosophy:
- 1. Yin and yang are opposites
- Everything has its opposite, not absolute, but in comparative terms. Nothing can be completely yin or completely yang, it contains the seed for its opposite.
- 2. The yin and yang are rooted in each other
- are interdependent, originating with each other, one can not exist without the other.
- 3. The yin and yang fall and grow
- are complementary, we consume and support each other, are constantly kept in balance. But there may be imbalances that create problems, the are four possible imbalances: Excess yin, excess yang, yin deficiency, yang deficiency.
- 4. The yin and yang transform into each
- At some point, yin can transform into yang and vice versa. For example, the night turns to day, and the heat in cold, life in death <--- la destra in sinistra, la sinistra in destra...
(parcondicio) Ophelia
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