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  • The Five Elements
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    Water (Shui 水)
    Water represents fluidity, adaptability, and deep inner wisdom. Linked to winter, it symbolizes rest, reflection, and the potential for regeneration. In Daoism, Water is associated with the kidneys and bladder, governing endurance, resilience, and intuition. Its gentle strength encourages flexibility and the ability to overcome obstacles through yielding rather than resistance.
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    Fire manifests as warmth, illumination, and transformation. Connected to summer, it represents expansion, joy, and passionate expression. Fire corresponds to the heart and small intestine, governing consciousness and the circulation of blood. Its nature is to rise upward, bringing warmth, light, and awareness to all it touches.
    Earth（tǔ）
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    Wood (Mu 木)
    Wood embodies growth, flexibility, and vitality. Associated with spring, it represents the expansive, upward-moving energy of renewal and creativity. Wood is connected to the liver and gallbladder in traditional Chinese medicine, governing emotional flow and decisiveness. Its dynamic nature encourages vision, adaptability, and the pursuit of personal development.
    Water (Shui 水)
    Water represents fluidity, adaptability, and deep inner wisdom. Linked to winter, it symbolizes rest, reflection, and the potential for regeneration. In Daoism, Water is associated with the kidneys and bladder, governing endurance, resilience, and intuition. Its gentle strength encourages flexibility and the ability to overcome obstacles through yielding rather than resistance.
    Fire (Huo ) 
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    Earth（tǔ）
    Earth represents stability, nourishment, and centeredness. Associated with late summer or the transitions between seasons, it embodies balance and harmony. Earth governs the spleen, stomach, and pancreas, overseeing digestion and metabolism. Its nature is to provide support, nourishment, and a stable foundation for all other elements.
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