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五

wǔ

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classical translation

five

Bottom and top halves of the seed (yang and yin) are switched to the opposite positions
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Bottom and top halves of the seed (yang and yin) are switched to the opposite positions

In the 5th lunar month, there is the summer solstice, the point at where the height of yang begins to transform into yin. 

nuanced meaning

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ancient characters
alternate images from Richard Sears' Chinese Etymology:
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Dr. Evren "Ev" Juniper, Doctor of East Asian Medicine (DAcCHM, LAc). Ev's work is focused on integrating embodied experience with the scholarly study of early Chinese etymology and written works. In pairing embodied experience with the academic study of the roots of the medicine, she hopes to bring more clarity to concepts that have historically been mistranslated or misunderstood in order to revive the timeless universal wisdom that is held within. Her doctoral thesis, Embodied Universe, can be found at academia.edu.

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