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G 3 1 5 4 2 G124 G25 B1 Spaces: 1= Cyclic Day 2= Yin/Yang Cycle 3=Seasons 4=Cardinal Directions 5=Phenomenological Motion BLEND 1: YIN-YANG CYCLE Phenomenological Motion also drawn upon for Image- Schematic representation (Elaborated Blend Fig. 2a, 2b) Fig. 1 Yin-Yang Cycle Network Blend Elaborated Blend—Fig. 1a Elaborated Blend—Fig. 1b Structure of Yin- Yang cycle used as reference frame for compression of all cycles G325 Elaborated Blend —Figs. 2a/ 2b

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G

3 1 5 4 2

G124

G25

B1

Spaces: 1= Cyclic Day 2= Yin/Yang Cycle 3=Seasons 4=Cardinal Directions 5=Phenomenological Motion BLEND 1: YIN-YANG CYCLE

Phenomenological Motion also drawn upon for Image-Schematic representation (Elaborated Blend Fig. 2a, 2b)

Fig. 1

Yin-Yang Cycle Network Blend

Elaborated Blend—Fig. 1a Elaborated Blend—Fig. 1b

Structure of Yin-Yang cycle used as reference frame for compression of all cycles

G325

Elaborated Blend —Figs. 2a/ 2b

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Input 2: Yin-Yang Cycle Domain: space-time Frame: cosmos Extreme: Yang/Yin Interval: relative Length: relative Key Elements: transition; patterned motion

Input 1: Cyclic Day Domain: time Frame: cyclic day Extremes: Sunrise/Sunset; Noon/Midnight; light/dark; sun/moon; Interval: ¼ day Length: 6hrs Key Elements: light; temperature

Input 4: Cardinal Directions Domain: space Frame: planet/compass Extremes: South/North; East/West Interval: vector/quadrant Length: 90° Focus: spatial orientation; position of sun

Blend 1: Yin-Yang Cycle

G124

Generic Space Domain Frame Extremes Interval Length Key Elements

Fig. 1a

Domains of space-time compressed Framed as cycle—cyclic day/clockwise around compass Intervals and Lengths syncopated and compressed to fit blend—Yin-Yang cycle/ day/ compass Highlighted elements: light; temperature; position of sun; spatial orientation; transition; patterned motion

Yin-Yang Cycle Blend: Cyclic Day/ Cardinal Directions

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Input 2: Yin-Yang Cycle Domain: space-time Frame: cosmos Extreme: Yang/Yin Interval: relative Length: relative Key Elements: transition; patterned motion

Input 3: Seasons Domain: time Frame: seasonal year Extremes: Summer/Winter; Spring/Autumn Interval: season Length: 3 months Key Elements: weather; temperature; activity

Input 5: Phenomenological Motion Domain: space Frame: cosmos Extremes: Upward/downward; Expansive/Contractive Interval: relative Length: relative Key Elements: motion; directionality

Blend 1: Scaled to Fit

Yin-Yang Cycle

G325

Generic Space Domain Frame Interval Length Key Elements

Domains of space-time compressed Framed as cycle— seasons throughout the calendrical year Intervals and Lengths syncopated and compressed to fit blend—Yin-Yang cycle via seasonal year Highlighted elements: weather; temperature; activity; directionality; transition; patterned motion

Fig. 1b Yin-Yang Cycle Blend: Seasons/ Phenom. Motion

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Fig. 1c

Spring- (germination; growth; activity; warming up; more sun) Summer- (maximum light; heat; activity; expenditure) Autumn- (cooling down; harvest; storage; more darkness) Winter- (maximum darkness; cold; conservation; non-active)

Yang within Yin- Immature Yang Growth of Yang

Yang within Yang-

Mature Yang Maximum Yang

Yin within Yang-

Immature Yin Growth of Yin

Yin within Yin-

Mature Yin Maximum Yin

Sunrise- sun coming up; light increase; warming up Noon- sun completely out; mid-day marker; hot Sunset- sun going down; cooling down Midnight- no sun; peak darkness; cool

East- sun rises South- primary direction West- sun sets North- opposite of South

-Expansive outward movement in all directions -Upward movement -Contractive, inward movement -Downward movement

SEASONAL YEAR

CYCLIC DAY

YIN/YANG CYCLE

CARDINAL DIRECTIONS

PHENOMENOLOGICAL MOTION

CYCLES OF

TIME

CYCLES OF SPACE

Blend 1: Yin/Yang Cycles —Multi-scope Blend

Input 1

Input 2

Input 3

Input 4

Input 5

Blend 1

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-Expansive outward

movement in all directions

-Upward movement

-Center/Balance

-Contractive inward

movement

-Downward movement

Phenomenological MOTION

Fig. 2a

Immature Yang- -expansive in outward

movement in all directions

Mature Yang- -upward movement

Central House

Balance, Harmony

Immature Yin- -contractive,

inward movement

Mature Yin- -downward movement

Yang within Yin- Immature Yang Growth of Yang

Yang within Yang-

Mature Yang Maximum Yang

Central House

Harmony

Yin within Yang- Immature Yin Growth of Yin

Yin within Yin-

Mature Yin Maximum Yin

Yin-Yang Cycle

Input 1 Input 2

BLEND 1 (G25)

*Lexical concepts of both yin-yang representations and phenomenological motion utilized to frame conceptual aspects of all mental spaces compressed into Yin-Yang Cycle Blend

Blend 1 (G25)—Isolated Lexical Information: Yin-Yang Cycle/ Phenomenological Motion

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Yin-Yang Cycle

Fig. 2b

Phenomenological Motion

Blend 1 (G25)—Isolated Image-Schematic Content: Yin-Yang Cycle/ Phenomenological Motion

*Image-Schematic content of phenomenological motion utilized to frame conceptual aspects of all mental spaces compressed into Yin-Yang Cycle Blend

BLEND 1 (G25)

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1

3

2

Blend-2a: Yin-Yang Cycle (Cosmological Sequence) Spaces: 1= Yin-Yang Cycle (Cosmological Seq.) 2= Phenomenological Motion 3= Material Substance G123= Yin-Yang Cycle (Cosmo. Seq) BLEND 2: 5 Element Sequences

Yin-Yang Cycle & 5 Element Patterns Network Blend

4

B-2a B-2b

F

W M

A

E

F

E

M A

W

G123 G45

Blend-2b: 5 Element Interactions Spaces: 4= Generating Sequence 5= Controlling Sequence G45= Generating/ Controlling Sequences BLEND 2: 5 Element Sequences

5

G B-2a/ B-2b

Fig. 3

*Note: Yin-Yang cycle retains access to all elements of complete network—Blend 1

(B1)*

Traces imported elements: —Inputs 4, 5 import lexical information from Inputs 1/2 —Pattern structure remains independently framed

Elaborated in Figs. 3a/3b/3c B2

Elaborated in Figs. 3g/3h/3i

Elaborated in Figs. 3d/3e/3f

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Input 1: Yin-Yang Cycle Domain: space-time Frame: cosmos Key Elements: transition; patterned motion; planar interaction

Input 3: Material Substance Domain: matter Frame: material substance Key Elements: physical properties

Input 2: Phenomenological Motion Domain: space Frame: nature Key Elements: motion; direction

Blend 2a: Scaled to Fit— Yin-Yang Cycle

(Cosmological Sequence)

G

Generic Space Domain Frame Key Elements

Blend 2a: Domains of space, time, and matter compressed Framed as system/process— process of continual change Highlighted elements: weather; activity; direction; transition; patterned motion and interaction in nature; physical properties of material substances

Fig. 3a Blend 2a: Yin-Yang Cycle, Phenomenological Motion, Material Substance Blend

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3. WOOD (W) -Flexible; can be bent and

straightened

2. FIRE (F) -Flares upward

5. EARTH (E)

-Permits sowing and growing

4. METAL (M) -Compliance and resistance

1. WATER (A)

-Moistens and flows downward

-Expansive outward movement in all directions -Upward movement -Center/Balance -Contractive inward movement -Downward movement

MOTION

Material Substance

Phenomenological Motion

Yang within Yin- Immature Yang Growth of Yang

Yang within Yang-

Mature Yang Maximum Yang

Central House

Harmony

Yin within Yang- Immature Yin Growth of Yin

Yin within Yin-

Mature Yin Maximum Yin

Yin-Yang Cycle

YIN/YANG

Blend 2a: (Elaborated) Yin-Yang Cycle, Phenomenological Motion, Material Substance Blend

Fig. 3b

Input 1

Input 2

3. WOOD (W)

-Yang within Yin Flexible; can be bent and straightened -Expansive outward movement in all directions

2. FIRE (F) Yang within Yang -Flares upward -Upward movement

1. WATER (A) Yin within Yin -Moistens and flows downward -Downward movement

4. METAL (M) Yin within Yang -Compliance and resistance -Contractive inward movement

5. EARTH (E) Central House -Permits sowing and growing -Center/Balance

Input 3

F

W M

A

E

Yin-Yang Cycle

Blend 2a

Cosmological Axes

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Yin-Yang Cycle

Phenomenological Directions

Material Substance

Bend 2a: Image-Schematic Yin-Yang Cycle, Phenom. Motion, Material Substance

Fig. 3c

F

W M

A

E

Blend 2a

Input 1 Input 2

Input 3

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Input 4: Generating Sequence Domain: natural systems Frame: 5 Element Generating Sequence Key Function: patterned transition from one phase into the next in Pattern: circular clockwise transition

Input 5: Controlling Sequence Domain: natural systems Frame: 5 Element Controlling Sequence Key Function: patterned control/ restraint of each phase upon the next Pattern: pentagonal star pattern—force exerted in a clockwise fashion

Blend-2b:

5 Element Interactions Domain: shared— Natural systems (sequences) Compressed frame: Generating and Controlling sequences both become part of the blend Combined Function: both functions essential for running the blend Pattern: combined patterns of interaction—both crucial to understand blended patterns of interaction

Generic Space Domain Frame Key Elements

Blend 2b: 5 Element Sequences —Generating/ Controlling

Fig. 3d

*Note: Imported Frame —lexical information imported from Blend-2a and mapped onto each “phase” of cycle. —Characteristic patterns and phases of sequences recognized —Lexical items and concepts for phenomenological motions imported to structure each corresponding “phase” in the Generating and Controlling sequences

*System interactions for both sequences compressed into blend to establish one unified system of interaction between each phase/element

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F

Fig. 3e

Input 4: Generating Sequence (Cycle of Growth and Promotion)

Input 5: Controlling Sequence (Patterns of Control)

Blend-2b: (Image-Schematic) Interaction of Combined Sequences —(Generating and Controlling)

F

E

M A

W

Blend-2b

*System interactions for both sequences compressed into blend to establish one unified system of interaction between each phase/element M

E

A

W

F

E W

A M

—refer to Appendix 7 for a more detailed—complex—representation of cross-space mapping

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WOOD Promotes FIRE

Loosens EARTH

FIRE Promotes EARTH

Melts METAL

EARTH Promotes METAL Obstructs WATER

METAL

Promotes WATER Knocks down WOOD

WATER

Promotes WOOD Extinguishes FIRE

WOOD Generates FIRE

WOOD Promotes FIRE

FIRE Generates EARTH

FIRE Promotes EARTH

EARTH Generates METAL

EARTH Promotes METAL

METAL Generates WATER

METAL Promotes WATER

WATER Generates WOOD

WATER Promotes WOOD

WOOD Controls EARTH

WOOD loosens EARTH

FIRE Controls METAL

FIRE Melts METAL

EARTH Controls WATER

EARTH Obstructs WATER

METAL Controls WOOD

METAL Knocks down WOOD

WATER Controls FIRE

WATER Extinguishes FIRE

Generating Sequence (Cycle of Growth and Promotion)

Controlling Sequence (Patterns of Control)

Interaction of Combined Sequences Fig. 3f

Blend 2b: (Elaborated) Elaborated 5 Element Sequences Blend —Generating/ Controlling

Input 4 Input 5

*Note: lexical items (elements) imported from Blend-2a and mapped onto each “phase” of cycle

*System interactions for both sequences compressed into blend to establish one unified system of interaction between each phase/element

Blend-2b

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Input B-2b 4: Generating Sequence Function: cycle of change Pattern: 5-point circle Motion: clockwise promotion—“birth”—of each element by the previous Focus: specified cycle of change

Input B-2a: Yin-Yang Cycle (Cosmological Sequence) Function: system foundation Pattern: 4 cardinal points with one central pivot point; clockwise & across planes (horizontal, vertical) Motion: interaction of points through central pivot Focus: transformation of complementary opposites

Input B-2b 5: Controlling Sequence Function: system regulation Pattern: 5-point pentagonal star Motion: clockwise control of each element upon the next Focus: internal balance and system regulation

Blend 2: Combined Sequences

G

Generic Space Function Pattern Motion Focus

Fig. 3g

Blend 2: Combined Patterns Function: foundation, change, and regulation of system Pattern: functional access to all patterns—with Generating and Controlling compressed into one complete cycle Motion: all patterns of motion retained Focus: patterns of creation, function, and regulation of complete system

Blend 2: 5 Element Patterns -Yin-Yang—Cosmo.Seq—B-2a -Generating Sequence—B-2b 4 -Controlling Sequence—B-2b 5

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F

E

M A

W

F

E

M

A

W

A

F

M W E

B

G

GGC

GGY

GCY

Generating Sequence

Controlling Sequence

Yin-Yang Cycle (Cosmological Sequence)

F

E

M

A

W

Fig. 3h

Blend 2: 5 Element Patterns

Blend 2 has access to all sequences structures (projection of frames illustrated in Fig 3)

BLEND 2

Input B-2b 4

Input B-2a (& Blend 1)

Input B-2b 5

*for example of extension to 5 Element correspondences see Blend 3-c—Fig. 4d (as applied to Zhang organs)

Generating/Yin-Yang

Generating/Controlling

Controlling/Yin-Yang

1

2

3 4 5

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WOOD Generates FIRE

WOOD Promotes FIRE

FIRE Generates EARTH

FIRE Promotes EARTH

EARTH Generates METAL

EARTH Promotes METAL

METAL Generates WATER

METAL Promotes WATER

WATER Generates WOOD

WATER Promotes WOOD

WOOD

Controls EARTH WOOD loosens EARTH

FIRE

Controls METAL FIRE Melts METAL

EARTH

Controls WATER EARTH Obstructs WATER

METAL

Controls WOOD METAL Knocks down

WOOD

WATER Controls FIRE

WATER Extinguishes FIRE

Controlling Generating

WOOD (3)—Hor. Axis Immature Yang

Opposite of METAL

FIRE (2)—Vert. Axis Mature Yang

Opposite of WATER

EARTH (5)--Center -Pivot/ Balance Point-

METAL (4)—Hor. Axis

Immature Yin Opposite of WOOD

WATER (1)—Vert. Axis

-Foundation- Mature Yin

Opposite of FIRE

Maximum Yin

Yin-Yang/ Cosmological

Fig. 4c

Input B-2a Input B-2b 5

Input B-2b 4

WOOD (3)— Immature Yang Cosmo. Opp. of METAL Generates FIRE Controls EARTH

FIRE (2)— Mature Yang Cosmo. Opp. of WATER Generates EARTH Controls METAL

EARTH (5)— Center/ Balance/Harmony Cosmological Pivot/neutral Generates METAL Controls WATER

METAL (4)— Immature Yin Cosmo. Opp. of WOOD Generates WATER Controls WOOD

WATER (1)— Mature Yin (Foundation) Cosmo. Opp. of FIRE Generates WOOD Controls FIRE

Blend 2: Lexically Elaborated 5 Element Patterns

BLEND 2

Fig. 3i

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G O E

B3

X1,2,3

*Five Element Patterns (From Blend 2)

Organs

F

W M

A

E

F

E

M A

W

Additional Characteristics – (Added as necessary or relevant) Each- Added as a new space (1,2,3,etc.)

Structure from Element Sequences (Blend 2) used to frame Blend

Colors Tastes Stage of Development Numbers Planets Sense Organs Tissues Emotions Sounds

Blended Space: Integration of all inputs into either frame—Seasonal Yin-Yang—Cosmological Sequence—or Combined Generating/ Controlling Sequence

Yin-Yang Cycle

Generating and Controlling Sequences

(B2)*

Elaborated Blends from Blend 3: Fig 4a- Highlighted Features of Input spaces E, O, and X1,2,3… Isolated Element-Organ Blends Fig 4b- Generating Seq: Blend 3-a Fig 4c- Controlling Seq: Blend 3-b Fig 4d- Combined Patterns: Blend 3-c

Blend 3: Extension of 5 Element Sequences

Fig. 4

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Input 3: Additional Correspondences* Domain: x Frame: x Key function: x

Input 1: 5 Element Sequences Domain: natural system Frame: 5 Element sequences Key function: patterned interaction of systems

Input 2: Organs Domain: human body Frame: organ system Key function: sustainable bodily function and interaction of organ systems

Blend 3: Scaled to Fit

5 Element Sequences

G

Generic Space Domain Frame Key function

Blend 3: Combined Sequences Domains compressed into 5-Element Sequences —natural systems, human body, and additional variables Framed as natural systems (cycles) — following the 5 Element patterns of interaction Key functions: compressed patterns of interaction between all systems involved— 5 Element, bodily organs, and additional correspondences (X1,2,3,…)

Fig. 4a Blend 3 5 Element Sequences: Elements/ Organs/ Add. (X)

*see fig 4 & Appx. 2 for correspondences

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LIVER—WOOD WOOD Promotes FIRE

LIVER Promotes HEART

HEART— FIRE FIRE Promotes EARTH

HEART Promotes SPLEEN

SPLEEN— EARTH EARTH Promotes METAL SPLEEN Promotes LUNGS

LUNGS— METAL

METAL Promotes WATER LUNGS Promotes KIDNEYS

KIDNEYS— WATER

WATER Promotes WOOD KIDNEYS Promotes LIVER

WOOD Generates FIRE

WOOD Promotes FIRE

FIRE Generates EARTH

FIRE Promotes EARTH

EARTH Generates METAL

EARTH Promotes METAL

METAL Generates WATER

METAL Promotes WATER

WATER Generates WOOD

WATER Promotes WOOD

LIVER Mother of Heart:

“Liver stores blood and blood houses the Mind.” Weak Liver-Blood causes heart to

suffer HEART

Mother of Spleen: “Heart-Qi pushes the Blood and thus helps the

Spleen function of transportation.” SPLEEN

Mother of Lungs: “Spleen-Qi provides Food-Qi to the Lungs

where it interacts with air to form the Gathering Qi.”

LUNGS Mother of Kidneys:

“Lung-Qi descends to meet Kidney-Qi. The Lungs also send fluids down to the Kidneys.”

KIDNEYS Mother of Liver:

“Kidney-Yin nourishes Liver-Blood.”

Element Characteristics (In Generating Sequence)

Organ Characteristics (In Generating Sequence)

Blend 3-a: Organ Generating Sequence

Fig. 4b

Input E

Input O

Element/Organ Blend —Generating Sequence (Lexical Content)

Mind viewed as being in Heart

(Maciocia 1989:22)

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LIVER—WOOD WOOD controls EARTH LIVER controls SPLEEN

HEART— FIRE

FIRE controls METAL HEART controls LUNGS

SPLEEN— EARTH

EARTH controls WATER SPLEEN controls KIDNEYS

LUNGS— METAL

METAL controls WOOD LUNGS control LIVER

KIDNEYS— WATER WATER controls FIRE

KIDNEYS controls HEART

WOOD Controls EARTH

WOOD loosens EARTH

FIRE Controls METAL

FIRE Melts METAL

EARTH Controls WATER

EARTH Obstructs WATER

METAL Controls WOOD

METAL Knocks down WOOD

WATER Controls FIRE

WATER Extinguishes FIRE

LIVER Controls Spleen

The Liver helps “the Spleen to transform and transport.”

HEART

Controls Lungs “The Heart governs Blood and Lungs govern

Qi: Qi and Blood mutually assist and nourish each other.”

SPLEEN

Controls Kidneys “The Spleen activity in transforming and

transporting fluids is essential to the Kidney transformation and excretion of fluids.”

LUNGS

Control Liver “If Lung-Qi is weak and cannot descend,

Liver-Qi may tend to rise too much.”

KIDNEYS Control Heart

“Kidneys and Heart actually assist and support each other.” Proper communication

is essential for health.

Element Characteristics (In Controlling Sequence)

Organ Characteristics (In Controlling Sequence)

Blend 3-b: Organ Controlling Sequence

Fig. 4c

Input E

Input O

Element/Organ Blend —Controlling Sequence (Lexical content)

(Maciocia 1989:22,23)

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LIVER Generates HEART

LIVER Promotes HEART

HEART Generates SPLEEN

HEART Promotes SPLEEN

SPLEEN Generates LUNGS

SPLEEN Promotes LUNGS

LUNGS Generates KIDNEYS

LUNGS Promote KIDNEYS

KIDNEYS Generates LIVER

KIDNEYS Promote LIVER

LIVER

Controls SPLEEN LIVER loosens SPLEEN

HEART

Controls LUNGS HEART Melts LUNGS

SPLEEN

Controls KIDNEYS SPLEEN Obstructs KIDNEYS

LUNGS

Controls LIVER LUNGS Knocks down LIVER

KIDNEYS

Controls HEART KIDNEYS Extinguishes HEART

Controlling Generating

LIVER (3)—Hor. Axis Immature Yang

Opposite of LUNGS

HEART (2)—Vert. Axis Mature Yang

Opposite of KIDNEYS

SPLEEN (5)--Center -Pivot/ Balance Point-

LUNGS (4)—Hor. Axis

Immature Yin Opposite of LIVER

KIDNEYS (1)—Vert. Axis

-Foundation- Mature Yin

Opposite of HEART

Maximum Yin

Yin-Yang/ Cosmological

Fig. 4c

Input 1 Input 3

Input 2

LIVER (3)— Immature Yang Cosmo. Opp. of LUNGS Generates HEART Controls SPLEEN

HEART (2)— Mature Yang Cosmo. Opp. of KIDNEYS Generates SPLEEN Controls LUNGS

SPLEEN (5)— Center/ Balance Cosmological Pivot Generates LUNGS Controls KIDNEYS

LUNGS (4)— Immature Yin Cosmo. Opp. of LIVER Generates KIDNEYS Controls LIVER

KIDNEYS (1)— Mature Yin (Foundation) Cosmo. Opp. of HEART Generates LIVER Controls HEART

Combined Organ Sequences Blend

BLEND 3-c Fig. 4d

*See Appendix 6 for Image-Schematic Phenom. Motion and Organ Icon Blend

*for image-schematic mental space frames for each pattern of interactions and Generic spaces —refer to Blend 2—Fig. 3h

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FIRE -Maximum Yang -Summer -Noon -South -Mature Yang -Yang within Yang

METAL -Growth of Yin -Autumn -Sunset -West -Immature Yin -Yin within Yang

WATER -Maximum Yin -Winter -Midnight -North -Mature Yin -Yin within Yin

WOOD -Growth of Yang -Spring -Sunrise -East -Immature Yang -Yang within Yin

Yin/Yang Cycle

YIN YANG

Fig. Y: Yin-Yang Cycle

*Insert in Yin-Yang sub-section —Overview Section 2