Twelve Theorems of the Unique Principle

The seven principles of the Order of the Universe are completed by the twelve theorems of the Unique Principle – Yin and Yang. These theorems define the functioning of the Universe.

1. Yin and yang are the two poles of the infinite pure expansion.
2. Yin and yang are produced infinitely and continuously from the infinite pure expansion.
3. Yin is centrifugal. Yang is centripetal. Centrifugal yin produces expansion, lightness, cold, etc. Centripetal yang produces constriction, weight, heat, light, etc.
4. Yin attracts yang. Yang attracts yin.
5. All phenomena are composed of yin and yang in different proportions.
6. All phenomena are constantly changing their yin and yang components. Everything is restless.
7. There is nothing completely yin or completely yang. All is relative.
8. There is nothing neuter. There is always yin or yang in excess.
9. The force of attraction between things is proportional to the difference of yin and yang in them.
10. Yin repels yin and yang repels yang. The greater the difference, the weaker the repulsion.
11. In time and space, yin produces yang and yang produces yin.
12. Everything is yang at its center and yin at its periphery (surface).