i was reading this book about Yin ( female qi) and Yang ( male qi) and noticed
that they use Dragon for the male and Tigeress for the female. i wont get into
detail about the book ( not for under 18)
why do they associate those two symbols with the human sex?? i think it is very
spiritual and yet romantic in away. just curious and observant.
if there is a thread like this sorry but i did check
Perhaps it's just a cultural thing. In the west, especially in Germanic and
Celtic countries, the wolf is traditionally associated with men. That's why so
many medieval warriors in history and literature have names associated with
wolves, dogs, hounds, etc. (cf. Cu Chulainn 'The Hound of Culann'). But who
knows?
if you look at you understand, one side needs the other to be complete, and the
colours (black and white_represent male and female, which mean they are not
different nut they need each other to be one.
Quote by musicgeneratorif you look
at you understand, one side needs the other to be complete, and the colours
(black and white_represent male and female, which mean they are not different
nut they need each other to be one.
yeah i guess i understnad that . i just find it interesting that the cultures
are diiferent that way.
Well to a vampire i belive that dragons are firece and strong creatures like the
thing we carry in
our pants pockets. And tigers well they are big firece cats that are smart and
agile and strong,
not to go to far in this has anyone heard of a pussycat.lol
Quote by RelinquishedWell to a
vampire i belive that dragons are firece and strong creatures like the thing we
carry in
our pants pockets. And tigers well they are big firece cats that are smart and
agile and strong,
not to go to far in this has anyone heard of a pussycat.lol
Quote by Shkira I like being a tiger!
Rawr, sexy.
So China and Germany... you don't see this kind of fun stuff in America...
*bland English culture* Lol!
Quote by musicgeneratorif you look
at you understand, one side needs the other to be complete, and the colours
(black and white_represent male and female, which mean they are not different
nut they need each other to be one.
Quote by musicgeneratorif you look
at you understand, one side needs the other to be complete, and the colours
(black and white_represent male and female, which mean they are not different
nut they need each other to be one.
i was reading this book about Yin ( female qi) and Yang ( male qi) and noticed that they use Dragon for the male and Tigeress for the female. i wont get into detail about the book ( not for under 18)
why do they associate those two symbols with the human sex?? i think it is very spiritual and yet romantic in away. just curious and observant.
if there is a thread like this sorry but i did check
nether Me or My "dragon" know
*giggles* *cant stop laughing * gsroflmfao
Perhaps it's just a cultural thing. In the west, especially in Germanic and Celtic countries, the wolf is traditionally associated with men. That's why so many medieval warriors in history and literature have names associated with wolves, dogs, hounds, etc. (cf. Cu Chulainn 'The Hound of Culann'). But who knows?
if you look at you understand, one side needs the other to be complete, and the colours (black and white_represent male and female, which mean they are not different nut they need each other to be one.
yeah i guess i understnad that . i just find it interesting that the cultures are diiferent that way.
i agree with musicgenerator
Well to a vampire i belive that dragons are firece and strong creatures like the thing we carry in
our pants pockets. And tigers well they are big firece cats that are smart and agile and strong,
not to go to far in this has anyone heard of a pussycat.lol
*giggles*
I like being a tiger! Rawr, sexy.
So China and Germany... you don't see this kind of fun stuff in America... *bland English culture* Lol!
lmao
Yes you do! But in the USA it's the "star quarterback and the cheerleader"
i dont know what's the relation between the two. at least they associate humans with animals.
Completly with him.
yup i have to agree there.