Yin: In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Yin is the opposite of Yang. It nourishes and balances the Yang. One cannot exist without the other as they are inseparable. Yin energy is calm, cooling, and it generates flow. It is softness, slowing down, and resting, it is what grounds us and gives life to Yang. When the Yin in the body is depleted, this often leads to burnout.
Intent: To create something or a moment with purpose, on purpose, with meaning and intention.
With a focus on wellness that is rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Yintent was born out of the desire to help create moments of stillness to intentionally slow down, nourish and create space for healing and re-balancing.
