Review of The Yin Yang Complex by Brendan Foley
I have always liked the symbol of yin/yang...it even adorns the martial art I study: Jeet Kune Do . The implication that there could be an interdependent dependence upon which life resonates is an intriguing idea. The author of The Yin Yang Complex sent me his book for review. I found the passion about balance very compelling: even if I did not agree with the take on spirituality. My review is enclosed. Happy Friday, -Steve Available at Amazon.com The Yin Yang Complex: Create Success by Understanding the World's Oldest Dynamic Forces [Soft Cover] By Brendan Foley 252 pages, $24.95 ISBN-13: 978-1856356527 Nonfiction Review by Steven King, MBA, MEd In Asian philosophy, the concept of yīnyáng has been traditionally rendered as Yin and Yang in the West and is depicted as the complement of unity and duality. The essence of this philosophy describes how polar opposites are interconnected and interdependent in the natural world and how they give rise to each...