Colors from Yiang

Yiang is the combination of Yin and Yang, but not just black and white. Yiang has two colors, one in each field (as well as its opposite in the star), and a word representing that color. This allows you to simultaneously activate both the left and right hemispheres of the brain, giving you access to both thought and feeling=intuition.

The cards allow you to understand more about yourself and your energies, whether you grasp the symbolism of colors and chakras.

Based on the Yin and Yang symbol, I have created Yiang, the balance between opposites based on the energies that colors carry of negative, masculine, and neutral energy (ki, numbers 5 and 10).

In my right hand (the energy I emit), I have tattooed the Yin and Yang symbol in Magenta and Turquoise. Magenta (Negative) represents experience. Turquoise (Positive) represents change. They also indicate past and future, with the balance between being the present.

Red - Positive
Orange - Negative
Yellow - Positive
Green - Negative
Blue - Neutral
Indigo - Positive
Purple - Negative
Magenta - Negative
Turquoise - Positive
Pink - Neutral
Black - Negative
White - Positive
Gray - Neutral

Thirteen colors, 13 words = combination.

There are 12 base colors, each with an opposite. (names in parentheses)

Red (Power) - Green (Harmony)
Orange (Impulse) - Indigo (Insight)
Yellow (Purpose) - Purple (Intuition)
Green (Harmony) - Red (Power)
Blue (Awareness) - Pink (Infinite)
Indigo (Insight) - Orange (Impulse)
Purple (Intuition) - Yellow (Purpose)
Magenta (Experience) - Turquoise (Change)
Turquoise (Change) - Magenta (Awareness)
Pink (Infinite) - Blue (Awareness)
Black (Stillness) - White (Bliss)
White (Bliss) - Black (Stillness)

Gray (Balance) does not have an opposite but is a mix of black and white, while black and white represent everything in between.

If you learn the 12 words for the 12 colors, you have keys when interpreting. The words are at the bottom of each card. If only one color, for example, the Ace of Wands, is red, you find the word "Power."