Downward movement: Yin energy moves downward in preparation and building up of energy transforming into the rising yang energy.Coldness becomes a respite from heat in light. Cold: The lack of light in darkness brings cold.Dark: The darkness represents the all the expression of yin energy.
Moon: The phases of the moon and movement of the moon affect the yin energies on Earth.Creative: The yin energy builds up and bursts forth in creativity that motivates yang energy into action.Intuitive: The inner sense of understanding life and its nuances resides in yin energy.Passive: Yin energy is restive and receptive.Special thanks to the Office of the Dartmouth Alumni Magazine.The black area represents yin and its characteristics: Peters whose inquiry led QI to formulate this question and perform this exploration. Both Ted Geisel images were donated to Library of Congress and placed in public domain. Image Notes: Yin-Yang symbol from OpenClips on Pixabay. His precise words were reported in the “Dartmouth Alumni Magazine” in 1976. In conclusion, Theodor Seuss Geisel did say something that closely matched the expression provided by the questioner. Married, they produce a progeny more interesting than either parent.” Seuss: Quotes: Quotable Quote, Timestamp on first “Like” was “Ap12:02PM”, Website description: Goodreads is a large site … Continue reading The expression was posted on the Goodreads website, and by March 2014 it had accumulated 506 “likes”: Website: Goodreads, Article title: Dr. The 1976 interview containing the quotation was included in the commemorative document.īy 2008 the streamlined version of the quotation ascribed to Dr.
PICTURES OF YIN AND YANG SYMBOL ARCHIVE
The “Dartmouth Digital Collections” is an online archive of the Dartmouth College Library, and a digital version of the Seuss document is available in the collection here. In 2004 Dartmouth College commemorated the one-hundredth anniversary of the 1904 birth of alumnus Theodor Seuss Geisel by releasing a volume about Dr. Here are additional selected citations in chronological order. This type of alteration is commonplace in the domain of quotations. However, the phrasing has been simplified and compressed over time. QI believes that the modern version of the quotation was based on the remark made by Seuss listed above. At Dartmouth I couldn’t even get them engaged. It took me almost a quarter of a century to find the proper way to get my words and pictures married. I began thinking that words and pictures, married, might possibly produce a progeny more interesting than either parent. I began to get it through my skull that words and pictures were Yin and Yang. This was the year I discovered the excitement of ‘marrying’ words to pictures. Geisel, Edited by Edward Connery Lathem, Start Page … Continue reading Boldface has been added to excerpts: 1976 April, Dartmouth Alumni Magazine, Volume 68, Number 8, Words and Pictures Married: The Beginnings of Dr. The interviewer asked him about his pivotal junior year as an undergraduate. In 1976 the “Dartmouth Alumni Magazine” published an interview with Seuss under the title “Words and Pictures Married: The Beginnings of Dr.
Some of his early writings and illustrations were published in that magazine, and the experience was invigorating and formative. Quote Investigator: Theodor Seuss Geisel attended Dartmouth and was on the staff of the school humor magazine “Jack O’ Lantern”. I would like to use this quotation in an article, but I have been unable to trace it. Married, they produce a progeny more interesting than either parent. The following perceptive statement is attributed to him: Seuss was due to his extraordinary ability to combine vibrant storytelling with creative illustrations. Dear Quote Investigator: The enormous success of Theodor Geisel, i.e., Dr.
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