Dreams and Facts

When my girls were graduating kindergarten we gave them both a Cinderella watch to mark the big event. We explained to them that they would next go to a big school and this watch would tell them when it was time to come home. The teachers told us that they would keep the class informed with the little hands on their watches when it was time to pack up their things. My girls are both graduating high school this year and they both wear the same Cinderella watches although they have had many bands through the years. My wife and I are going to give our girls watches for graduation to set them on their next adventure in life and we know they will both be very excited but will probably not want to take off their Cinderalla watches. We have found several that we are trying to decide between in the Citizen eco drive ladies watch collection. We are not sure if we want them to match each other or if it is time to switch them up a little. We have a little time to figure all that out mean while it is fun to shop. My wife has already found the one she wants and I did not even know I was shopping for her!

A woman is a female human. The term woman is usually reserved for an adult female

In Old English the words WER  referred to “a man” and WIF refrred to “a woman”

The word “Man” was gender-neutral.

During the Middle English phase the term MAN replaced the word WER to mean “male human”. Over time the word WIFMAN as retained for “female human” then WIF started to refer to WIFE.

Symbol of the Roman goddess Venus and also the symbol of the planet

YIN: What is Yin

Yin is the Dark part of the Yin-Yang symbol. Yin is very receptive, yielding, negative, and nurturing. Yin is associated with the night, rivers and streams, valleys-explains the V symbol for women, metal, water, and earth.

A man is a male human carbon based life form. The word man is designed to tell you that you are talking about an adult human male.  A symbol that is used to represent the male is the shield and spear of the Roman God Mars.

This alchemical symbol for iron, represents the male sex.

There are many words that can be used to mean an adult male such as guy, dude, buddy, bloke, fellow, chap and sometimes boy or lad.

YANG is associated with the male.
Yang is more active,  dominating,  more initiating and creating and also positive. Yang is associated with the day or light, fire, mountains-references the unside down ^ symbol for the man, wood, hills, and air.

Yin has the potential to become yang and Yang has the potential to become Yin. This will scare a few folks. All balance will come from Yin and Yang. Yin–Yang is a dynamic equilibrium in everything.

A basic rule : YANG protects YIN
YIN nurtures YANG
Together YIN-YANG will form a complete whole.

Yin/Yang are always equal and is always together, you become imbalanced if you have more of one than the other. Some insights states: “if one disappears, the other must disappear as well, leaving emptiness”. Both must be the same for harmony. Yang elements are very clear and obvious to you while the Yin elements are hidden and subtle. Yin–yang is a universal way of describing the interactions and interrelations of the natural forces that occur in the world.

How Yin-Yang relates to Women-Men
Men are essentially Yang in body and temperament, including behavior.

Women are essentially more Yin.

Each of us will have some of the one or the other energy. Our Yang will protect our Yin.

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Updated November 30, 2009