The Ultimate Guide to Yin Yang: An Illustrated Exploration of the Chinese Concept of Opposites (The Ultimate Series)

Really enjoyed this book, having only faint glimmerings about what the YinYang represented. This book helped clear up a lot of holes(wholes)

I'm a big fan of Antony Cummins' Ultimate Art of War, so I very much looked forward to this book.Unlike that book, which was guided by Sun Tzu's text, this is Antony breaking down yinyang by his own order and flow, based on various sources. From time to time there are pictures to help illustrate a point and he references classic stories and the like.I very much enjoy learning from past teachings, and so I enjoyed this. Yin and yang are everywhere! It's added a new way of seeing the world, and I think highly of any book that can do that.The ebook is well put together. I've noticed no formatting issues or anything else bad. I actually received a physical copy to review for free, and that is a very nice book. But I ended up buying the ebook and doing most of my reading over the past couple days with it (out of convenience), which was well worth the purchase! So go with your preference as both are of great quality.

The book came in damaged. Hopefully it doesnt fall apart

Service was great. Very important book - high value.

I've been looking for an explanation about the 5 elemental process, the Yi Ching and Yinyang for years. I've struggled with different texts, but none of them were very good. Cummins has published many books on the ninja and I have enjoyed reading them. But this book was even better than I was expecting and I would recommend this book to anyone interested in Japanese or Chinese philosophy.