Volume 3 Issue 3 - Late Summer 2008

by Brandt Stickley and Ross Rosen

In the previous article, the concept of the ‘separation of Yin and Yang’ was described in its varied forms. While this term has historically been employed to describe the ultimate separation of Yin and Yang that occurs at death, it is also possible to perceive the subtler manifestations of this process even in incipient stages. It is important to note these are long-term problems. As we shall see, having an understanding of the aetiology of the condition is vitally important.