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EPISODE · Jul 20, 2026 · 17 MIN

The Dualities | Balance and Opposites in Taoist, Zoroastrian, Egyptian & Navajo Tradition

from Folklore and Flourish · host Jane I Blue Box 29

How do opposite forces create harmony?In today's episode of Folklore & Flourish, we explore traditions that teach balance through light and shadow, order and chaos, creation and destruction. Across cultures, these stories remind us that opposing forces are not always enemies. Often, they are necessary partners in the rhythm of life.Today's stories include:☯️ Yin and Yang in Taoist philosophy🔥 Ahura Mazda and Angra Mainyu in Zoroastrian tradition🪶 Ma'at and Isfet in Egyptian mythology🏜️ Hózhó, the Navajo path of balance and harmonyThese stories reveal that wisdom is often found not by choosing one side, but by learning how to live between them.🍃 Folklore & Flourish explores mythology, folklore, ancient civilizations, world religions, and the stories that continue to shape our world.#FolkloreAndFlourish #Mythology #Folklore #Duality #YinAndYang #Zoroastrianism #EgyptianMythology #NavajoTradition #Hozho #Maat #Isfet #AncientWisdom #Storytelling #MythologyPodcast

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