Reflection On Yin And Yang

 

This week we will reflect on yin and yang, the shady and sunny slopes. Yin gets associated with darkness and sin, while yang is associated with light and faith. Yin is finite sense reception or little picture viewing. Yang is infinite all container viewing or big picture experiencing. On the shady slope, little picture viewing is prone to illusions of the senses. On the sunny slope, illusions get seen through.

 

The shady slope or yin gets associated with darkness. It is not well lit. There are shadowy distortions. It gets called sin to sit in the dark or shade and not see clearly that which is in view. Ultimate darkness or blindness can get counted as a result of parent's or child's sins. The sunny slope is just the opposite. It gets associated with the light. It is an aid in seeing things clearly. It is counted faithful to be in the light. Born with an all-seeing vision counted as a gift from God.

 

Finite sense reception or little picture viewing is looking at a scene or part of something instead of infinity. It is looking away from infinity to viewing a piece of the big picture. One still has one's mind's eye connection view of the infinite, but one's sense reception is focused on a little picture. All container viewing is experiencing everything in infinity. It is seeing all. It is using your senses to review the mind's eye vision.

 

The finite senses are prone to illusions. Worlds can get pulled over your eyes. You can get given misdirection about everything you experience. You can get convinced there is no all container. You may even get a brain substitute for your natural mind. The big picture viewers see through illusions of the senses. They have all the information of time and space in plain sight. They are well prepared for any tricksters.

 

Yin and yang are different as night and day. Yin is a finite vision. Yang is the infinite vision. Little picture viewing one may be told a story taken to a false reality. Big picture viewing one always has the unchanging reality in full sight. Yin and yang are elementary lessons to the infinite. Can you believe?