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Old 04-21-2005, 05:20 PM   #2
Jean Kelly Jean Kelly is offline
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Nope, it looks like fat raindrops. In order to be symbolic of yin/yang, the two need to be combined into a circle. The two symbols become a whole, showing balance. I think that you could show part of the symbol on the right side with the balance on the left. But it has to be the whole symbol. One big one, not two fractured ones.

I really like the study so far, she is beautiful. I normally wouldn't react so strongly, but I'm searching so hard for balance right now that this scared me!

Sorry,
Jean
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