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Taiđi učenje u ′Promeni Džoua′ – nastanak i značenja drevnog simbola jin i jang 2014 1 (510) http://ezaposleni.singidunum.ac.rs/rest/sciNaucniRezultati/oai/record/2/10292 https://scindeks.ceon.rs/Article.aspx?artid=1821-01711406455K Nataša Kostić This paper aims to bring together all the materials that reveal the origins and meanings of ancient Chinese Taiji diagram, in Serbia known as yin and yang, as well as to explain the rich symbolism of this diagram. The author of these lines, tries to describe and clarify the Taiji diagram through several aspects like: excavated archaeological relics, ancient writings in which this diagram appeared for the first time, by the interpretation of the „Book of Change” hexagrams and by displaying of astronomical and cosmological knowledge related to Taiji. Adding of philosophical comments written by Confucius and his disciples, made the „Book of Change” become philosophical work called the „Change of Zhou”. The „Change of Zhou” is the first work of ancient China in which Taiji was mentioned, and it gives very exiguous explanation what the Taiji actually is. Afterwards, many philosophers of many centuries were trying to figure out the true meaning of Тaiji’s mystery, while the famous lines from the „Change of Zhou” which say „’Book of Changes’ has Taiji in it, which gave birth to two principles; two principles bore four quadrants which bore eight trigrams” became inexhaustible source of inspiration for the development of ontology and philosophical cosmology in Chinese thought during the last 2300 years. article 10.5937/gfkm1406455K 6 6 455 467 1821-0171 Godišnjak Fakulteta za kulturu i medije