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The Five Basic Elements of
the Universe
− Fire, Earth, Water, Metal, and Wood − are understood as different
types of energy in a state of constant interaction and flux with one
another.
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5BE also mean Movement, Change, and Development.
They are changing, moving, waning, and expanding all the time.
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I-Chin
Balance |
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Searching for Balance
The most important of all is the
balance of all five elements.
The movements of five elements are stable and predictable when they are in
balance, and vice versa. When you are in a stable five-element
environment, and everything is under control, you live peacefully and feel
lucky. When you are in an unpredictable environment, you feel bad luck and
are easily out of control. Bring your five elements into balance if you want
to be a lucky person.
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Yin-Yang and Five
Basic Elements |
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The five
basic elements ‒ the five phases of transformation, or five
energies, that determine the course of natural phenomena − arise
from the intermingling of
Yin and
Yang. This manifestation of all phenomena is seen as a cyclic
process, an endless coming into being and passing away, as
everything, upon reaching an extreme stage, transforms into its
opposite. The underlying shared characteristic of Yin and Yang
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5 Basic Elements and Feng Shui ▪
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Wheel
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6Ws |
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The Indian System of 5 Basic Elements
Earth, Water, Fire, Air (or Wind), Space (or Zero)
Application example:
INNOMPUS
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