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05/19/2019
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<font color="#ffff00">Sync by honeybunny <font color="#ffff00">Xīwángmǔ
Through Dao orientation, people can learn about the laws and manifestations of the world principle by observing the course of the world in which the Dao manifests itself. The action of the Dao creates opposing and yet interrelated forces.
It may be that the highest yin - in Taoist terms - is the crowning glory of femininity. Xīwángmǔ is the highest Yin, her male counterpart, Tung Wang-Kung, the active male principle Yang.
Symbolically "Tian Di" (from now on we are at perfume!) can reflect both quite impressively. I hear here from the beginning a similar duality, from whose interplay of sun smoke and peaches the changing, becoming and growing of Tian Dis appear. I can certainly say that the peaches here are not really feminine per se, the Chinese incense not really male.
Tian Di actually goes his own - quite Asian-exotic - way and is above all a meditative and in himself resting fragrance, which - strangely enough coming from Argentina - has the spirit of a Chinese soul.
Every 3000 years, the holy peach trees are said to bear fruit Xīwángmǔs - and those who taste them attain immortality....
It may be that the highest yin - in Taoist terms - is the crowning glory of femininity. Xīwángmǔ is the highest Yin, her male counterpart, Tung Wang-Kung, the active male principle Yang.
Symbolically "Tian Di" (from now on we are at perfume!) can reflect both quite impressively. I hear here from the beginning a similar duality, from whose interplay of sun smoke and peaches the changing, becoming and growing of Tian Dis appear. I can certainly say that the peaches here are not really feminine per se, the Chinese incense not really male.
Tian Di actually goes his own - quite Asian-exotic - way and is above all a meditative and in himself resting fragrance, which - strangely enough coming from Argentina - has the spirit of a Chinese soul.
Every 3000 years, the holy peach trees are said to bear fruit Xīwángmǔs - and those who taste them attain immortality....
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