Everything arises in this way.

Ours.

Ours. Everything arises in this way opposites from their opposites.

A quote by Plato.

Welcome to Understanding Duality Part 2, Scientific and Existential Dualities.

So as promised, I'm going to be giving you a list of 250 dualities here. We covered half of them in part one and now the remaining half now here in part two.

Let's continue right where we left off.

Before we actually get to the list though, let's clear up a couple of points that are important.

So when we use the word duality, this is a little bit deceptive because it makes you think that we're talking about

polarities that always come in pairs of two and not more, right? So when I say duality, you think of like black versus white good versus evil cat versus dog this sort of stuff and then so when I'm teaching about this topic of duality, then you're going to go out into the world.

You're going to look for these dualities.

And what's going to happen is that you're not going to always find a polar opposite for every situation.

Or what you might find is you might find

categories of three or four or more things and you're gonna wonder how that fits in and relates to duality so here's what what you got to understand, is that when we use the word duality,

we're really using it to contrast with non-duality,

which means with oneness.

So you can have categories which are more than two parts. It doesn't

have to be just two. It can be two or three or four or infinite number of categories. In fact,

that's exactly how it works. There's an infinite number of these categories that we create.

So, for example, take a look at this.

We've got theism, atheism, and agnosticism.

That's a three-part distinction there.

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