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Vaishnavi B

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Kartikye Sharma

You've probably heard the expressions "what goes around comes around," "you reap what you sow," and "if there is good karma, there is also bad karma." These are just a few interpretations of karma in today’s society. But did you know these karma interpretations can be associated with a Chinese concept known as the yin yang? Let’s read further to know how karma and yin yang are related.<h1>&nbsp;What Does Yin And Yang Mean In Chinese Philosophy?</h1>&nbsp;Yin and Yang is a Chinese philosophy that explains the interconnection between opposite forces.&nbsp; This concept represents duality or dual existence, which means that two opposite energies or&nbsp; characteristics can co-exist in complete harmony and complement each other as well. Yin represents&nbsp; negative and dark energy, while Yang represents positive and bright energy. If we talk about&nbsp; characteristics, Yin is feminine and Yang is masculine. The interplay between these two is thought&nbsp; to maintain a balance in the universe and influence everything within it.&nbsp;<h2>Ying and Yang Symbolism – Good and Evil</h2>&nbsp;You might have seen the Yin and Yang symbol many times on clothes, posters, jewelry, etc. It’s a&nbsp; quiet familiar symbol, which is called "taijitu" in China. The symbol often comes in a circle with&nbsp; two interlocking swirls of black and white. Each swirl comprises a dot of the other color in it. The&nbsp; outer circle represents the entire universe and the white and black swirls represent co-existence with&nbsp; harmony.&nbsp;The Yin and Yang symbol as a whole depicts the interrelation of positive and negative. There can be&nbsp; no good without bad, no light without darkness, no positive energy without negative energy.&nbsp;<h1>What Do Karma And Ying Yang Have In Common?</h1>&nbsp;The Karmic concept is somewhere similar to the concept of Yin and Yang. Both of these are about&nbsp; maintaining balance consciously. Yin and Yang is a Chinese understanding of karma that there are&nbsp; positive and negative energies that exist in the universe to balance out each other.&nbsp;The balance between positive and negative is due to how karma equalizes the energy flow from our&nbsp; actions and deeds. Simply put, there is good and bad karma depending upon your actions, and Yin&nbsp; Yang shows the balance between both good and bad karma.&nbsp;Karma is like a governor that makes sure this balance and harmony in the universe is maintained&nbsp; every second. The circle of Yin and Yang is a representation of life, which is always rotating.&nbsp; Sometimes you are happy and sometimes you are in grief. Similarly, karma says what goes around&nbsp; comes around, depicting a circle of our actions.&nbsp;Yin and Yang are the duality of perfect balance, and karma brings whatever is out of balance back&nbsp; into balance. All your happiness will eventually turn into grief, and then your grief will again turn&nbsp; into happiness. This is a never-ending cycle. Karma is the factor that maintains this cycle. Karma is what we do. Our life is our karma, and balance is an important factor in shaping our&nbsp; karma.&nbsp;<h1 style="margin-left:9.247550964355469pt;">5 inspiring quotes on Yin and Yang</h1>&nbsp;<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:98.03%;"><img src="/uploads/5_DFE_7_A99_C22_F_45_FA_8_B7_B_F37_E8_F3_FBC_81_7170573314.jpeg" alt="5DFE7A99-C22F-45FA-8B7B-F37E8F3FBC81.jpeg" srcset="/uploads/thumbnail_5_DFE_7_A99_C22_F_45_FA_8_B7_B_F37_E8_F3_FBC_81_7170573314.jpeg 245w,/uploads/small_5_DFE_7_A99_C22_F_45_FA_8_B7_B_F37_E8_F3_FBC_81_7170573314.jpeg 500w,/uploads/medium_5_DFE_7_A99_C22_F_45_FA_8_B7_B_F37_E8_F3_FBC_81_7170573314.jpeg 750w,/uploads/large_5_DFE_7_A99_C22_F_45_FA_8_B7_B_F37_E8_F3_FBC_81_7170573314.jpeg 1000w," sizes="100vw"></figure><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:98.68%;"><img src="/uploads/6_A0_DF_6_FC_D79_D_428_D_B573_C35475201_CD_6_1ba35ecb18.jpeg" alt="6A0DF6FC-D79D-428D-B573-C35475201CD6.jpeg" srcset="/uploads/thumbnail_6_A0_DF_6_FC_D79_D_428_D_B573_C35475201_CD_6_1ba35ecb18.jpeg 245w,/uploads/small_6_A0_DF_6_FC_D79_D_428_D_B573_C35475201_CD_6_1ba35ecb18.jpeg 500w,/uploads/medium_6_A0_DF_6_FC_D79_D_428_D_B573_C35475201_CD_6_1ba35ecb18.jpeg 750w,/uploads/large_6_A0_DF_6_FC_D79_D_428_D_B573_C35475201_CD_6_1ba35ecb18.jpeg 1000w," sizes="100vw"></figure><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:98.07%;"><img src="/uploads/CDE_987_FE_5714_4_DC_5_B55_F_2_FC_4_F6774033_10ec19acad.jpeg" alt="CDE987FE-5714-4DC5-B55F-2FC4F6774033.jpeg" srcset="/uploads/thumbnail_CDE_987_FE_5714_4_DC_5_B55_F_2_FC_4_F6774033_10ec19acad.jpeg 245w,/uploads/small_CDE_987_FE_5714_4_DC_5_B55_F_2_FC_4_F6774033_10ec19acad.jpeg 500w,/uploads/medium_CDE_987_FE_5714_4_DC_5_B55_F_2_FC_4_F6774033_10ec19acad.jpeg 750w,/uploads/large_CDE_987_FE_5714_4_DC_5_B55_F_2_FC_4_F6774033_10ec19acad.jpeg 1000w," sizes="100vw"></figure><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:98.3%;"><img src="/uploads/0642_CF_76_F6_DF_4_FFD_AACE_5_EC_622_F9_AA_21_b85338cee3.jpeg" alt="0642CF76-F6DF-4FFD-AACE-5EC622F9AA21.jpeg" srcset="/uploads/thumbnail_0642_CF_76_F6_DF_4_FFD_AACE_5_EC_622_F9_AA_21_b85338cee3.jpeg 245w,/uploads/small_0642_CF_76_F6_DF_4_FFD_AACE_5_EC_622_F9_AA_21_b85338cee3.jpeg 500w,/uploads/medium_0642_CF_76_F6_DF_4_FFD_AACE_5_EC_622_F9_AA_21_b85338cee3.jpeg 750w,/uploads/large_0642_CF_76_F6_DF_4_FFD_AACE_5_EC_622_F9_AA_21_b85338cee3.jpeg 1000w," sizes="100vw"></figure><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:98.31%;"><img src="/uploads/B321805_E_31_AB_4253_B0_F7_0_ECEA_703_B727_6dea13a466.jpeg" alt="B321805E-31AB-4253-B0F7-0ECEA703B727.jpeg" srcset="/uploads/thumbnail_B321805_E_31_AB_4253_B0_F7_0_ECEA_703_B727_6dea13a466.jpeg 245w,/uploads/small_B321805_E_31_AB_4253_B0_F7_0_ECEA_703_B727_6dea13a466.jpeg 500w,/uploads/medium_B321805_E_31_AB_4253_B0_F7_0_ECEA_703_B727_6dea13a466.jpeg 750w,/uploads/large_B321805_E_31_AB_4253_B0_F7_0_ECEA_703_B727_6dea13a466.jpeg 1000w," sizes="100vw"></figure><h1>How can you balance your bad karma with good karma?</h1><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:79.82%;"><img src="https://strapi.thekarmapoints.com/uploads/world_1582347_960_720_baa556c7a8.jpg" alt="world-1582347_960_720.jpg" srcset="https://strapi.thekarmapoints.com/uploads/thumbnail_world_1582347_960_720_baa556c7a8.jpg 245w,https://strapi.thekarmapoints.com/uploads/small_world_1582347_960_720_baa556c7a8.jpg 500w,https://strapi.thekarmapoints.com/uploads/medium_world_1582347_960_720_baa556c7a8.jpg 750w," sizes="100vw"></figure>It’s simple! Start donating!&nbsp;All you need to do is download the&nbsp;Karma Points app&nbsp;or log in to our website&nbsp; @thekarmapoints.com&nbsp;and donate your monetary contributions there.&nbsp;Karma Points app enables donors to personalize their donation experiences and contribute with full&nbsp; transparency. By donating through the Karma Points app, you can actually help a lot of women,&nbsp; children, and elderly people; aid in poverty eradication; and educate children. Not only this, karma&nbsp; points also offer you exciting points after your donations, called "the karma points," which is kind&nbsp; of a reward for your good deed. These points can be redeemed on our website or on the karma&nbsp; points app with various brands such as Cultfit, Chaipoint, Nat Habit, and Ugaoo partnered with us.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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This article talks about how yin yang and karma are related to each other. Karma is an ancient Indian concept that describes the law of cause and effect. Yin Yang is another Chinese concept that explains the balance between opposites. 

Yin Yang relation to Karma

Yin and Yang are two opposite forces that exist together in nature. They are also found within people. Karma is the law of cause and effect.Let’s read on to know the relationship between the both.  

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A Little Yin Yang and Karma For Your Weekend

A Little Yin Yang and Karma For Your Weekend

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