Dance of Duality: Ancient Persian Mythology | Zoroastrian Taoism Yin Yang Union of Opposites | Primitive Outsider Indigenous Folk Art Print Size:12"x12" one can touch the tips

one can touch the tips of the thumb and index finger together

Vajrabhairava is a deity in the Tibetan Buddhist pantheon

One of the most famous stories of Durga slaying an asura revolves around her battle with the buffalo demon

is a legendary creature in Chinese mythology

Dance of Duality: Ancient Persian Mythology | Zoroastrian Taoism Yin Yang Union of Opposites | Primitive Outsider Indigenous Folk Art Print Size:12"x12" one can touch the tipsZoroastrianism and Taoism recognize the interconnectedness of opposites. In Zoroastrianism, good cannot exist without the presence of evil, and vice versa. Similarly, yin and yang are interdependent in Taoism; one cannot exist without the other, and each contains the seed of its opposite. In Zoroastrianism, light symbolizes goodness and enlightenment, while darkness symbolizes evil and ignorance. In the Taoist philosophy, yin is associated with