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Yin/Yang Symbol

Yin: In Chinese philosophy, the feminine principle or force in the universe.
 
Yang: In Chinese philosophy, the masculine principle or force in the universe.
 
   All people are composed of both Yin and Yang. In women the amount of Yang in their bodies is lesser and the Yin is greater. In men the amount of Yin is lesser and the Yang is greater. Sounds a bit like hormones don't it? Yin/Yang is also recognized in the Hindu religion/Indian Tantric lore.
   The kundalini serpent is usually thought of as feminine. The kundalini could be the opposite of your physical gender. Angels are not a single gender. Some may seem rather androgynous.

I'm always surrounded by naive females from nowhere. Now you know.

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