Thank you for the comment. It is much appreciated.

With the yin and yang symbol, used a lot more symbology to try to give a different perspective than usual

Very interesting point. If we take away the concept of "good" and "evil" how do we construct the a social contract on which society is based on? How does on differentiate between..."this is good for me, us, society" from "this is bad for me, us, society?" Most of people would agree with raping of children being a purely evil act no matter the circumstance. Most people would also agree that killing someone for emotional reasons is an act of evil. Most people would also agree that bombing a country out of existence for pure greed is also evil.

I agree that both of these are two equal forces, but not all force is good force. One can apply a certain amount of force to stop and artery from bleeding out, but if too much force is used it can be damaging and can even kill the artery. Both are the same force, however one can cause more harm than the other.

Wind on a nice breezy day feels good to the spirit, the body and the mind and provides relief on a hot day, but a tornado, hurricane, or typhoon, can cause severe damage and death in many cases. Both are the same force, however, one is more lethal than the other.

Humanity has done built some of the most amazing structures in the world. From Giza, to Motu Pitu, to the Great Wall...yet these same humans starve one another, hate one another, and kill one another. Same humanity...different forces. One is more lethal than the other.

At what point does humanity acknowledge that there are idea's that are good for society and idea's that are bad for society such as those listed above? Why does humanity use the concepts of yin and yang or the goy fish to tear down one another? At what point do we recognize that these forces...principles are indeed playing out in our very lives today and that these forces...whether they are good or evil are in fact having a major role in one's life?