The yin-yang symbol from Chinese philosophy, representing complementary opposites (light/dark, active/passive) that together form a whole. Massively used beyond its Taoist origins as a general symbol for balance, duality, or "good and bad in everything," and a perennial favorite in tattoo and aesthetic culture worldwide — arguably the most globally decontextualized religious/philosophical emoji in the set.
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