"Taiji moves to generate yang, stays still to generate yin, thus creating the two forms. One yin and one yang are the two forms, and the interplay of yin and yang is called the Way..."
"The two forms refer to the number two, and two signifies balance. The 'form' represents 'spirit,' and 'spirit' implies the infinite variety of forms, akin to the concept of acupoint manipulation..."
"At the origin of heaven and earth, yin and yang are the mother, uniting movement and stillness, exhaling the old and inhaling the new..."
...
Pei Jian heard Lin Miao muttering and thought he was murmuring about medical knowledge or herbs, so he leaned closer to listen.
He was immediately stunned.
This wasn't about medicine; it narrated the profound principles of the universe, akin to the grand truths for scholars, a clear depiction of the profound sound of the Dao.
Pei Jian was so enthralled that he stood outside the cell bars for as long as an incense stick burns.
