Plots by evil to weaken and destroy human beings

The societal push to wear tight fitting clothes is a plot by evil to make human beings weak.

According to Yin Yang Theory, everything in the universe, including the human body, can be described in terms of Yin and Yang. Yin is usually described as soft, while Yang is usually described as hard.

A healthy human being will be a human being who is mostly balanced between Yin and Yang. Another measure of the strength and health of a human being is strength of the Yin part of the their body. The majority of human beings who are mentally and physically strong will have a strong Yin part of the body.

The Yin part of the body in a person who has a developed Yin part of the body will produce certain sensations. According to Happeh Theory, those sensations are the inspiration for the invention of clothing.

The sensations that the Yin part of the body produces are hard to describe to a person who cannot feel them, in the same way it is hard to describe how anything feels to another person who has not had the same experience.

Nevertheless, a simple way to describe how the Yin part of the body can feel, is to say that "the Yin part of the body produces sensations like loose fitting clothing sliding over the bones of the skeleton".

There is not just one pattern of sensations that the Yin part of the body produces. The Yin part of the body can produce a variety of different patterns of loose fitting swaths of material, draped and sliding over the skeleton.

If an individual were to look into the history of the clothing of human beings, they would find that a large number of old human cultures wore loose fitting, billowy clothing. According to Happeh Theory, that is because those cultures were fully aware of the Yin part of the body and the sensations they produced.

According to Happeh Theory, those old cultures invented clothing that copied the sensations they felt from the Yin part of their body. The next picture shows Arabic men wearing billowing, loose fitting clothing

This picture shows two people dressed in loose fitting, bunched and folded up African clothing.

This picture shows a Chinese Shaolin monk on loose fitting multi layered clothing.

Then a Japanese man in large, multi layered clothing.

According to Happeh Theory, the forces of evil have trained the citizens of western societies to wear tight fitting clothing, because wearing tight fitting clothes will interfere with the development of the Yin part of the body of those citizens, which will make those citizens mentally and physically weak.

This picture shows a man in a typical western suit. The various parts of the suit consist of one layer of cloth that is cut close to the body, and fitted tightly.

The wearing of tight fitting clothes interferes with the development of the Yin part of the body in two different ways.

If a child is dressed in loose fitting, billowy clothes when they are young, as the child grows up, the sensations of those loose fitting clothes on the skin of the young child will train or sensitize them to notice the same sensations that will start to develop when the Yin part of their body starts growing.

The purpose of the Plot by Evil to encourage people to wear tight clothes, is that the constriction of the tight clothes interferes with the development of and the sensing of the sensations within the body, of the growing Yin part of the body.

This picture has arrows on in it pointing in towards the body, to emphasize how tight clothes give a constricting feeling to the body.

According to Happeh Theory, the constriction of the tight clothes interferes with both the development of and the sensing of the Yin part of the body. The weakly developed Yin part of the body, and the weak sensitivity to the Yin part of the body, will combine to make a human being physically and mentally weaker than they could be.

The physical weakness means they cannot resist being controlled, and the mental weakness means they will not even mind being controlled.

According to Happeh Theory, any individual who is interested in developing the Yin part of their body, or developing the sensitivity for feeling the sensations within their body, of swaths of clothing sliding over the skeleton, can benefit from wearing loose fitting clothing.

The clothing can be something exotic like African, Arabic, Chinese, or Japanese clothing, or as mundane as sweat clothes.

The main design features of the clothing are that it should be large so it feels like it moves alot over the limbs and the body, and it is loose fitting. The type of clothing that bunches up into folds is usually superior to clothing that is just large enough to cover the body.

The picture below shows a statue of Buddha

The robe that Buddha is wearing is loose fitting, it is a much larger size than it needs to me, and the robe has bunched up into many different ridges and folds. According to Happeh Theory, that robe the Buddha is wearing produces physical sensations on Buddha's skin, just like the sensations the Yin part of the body produces on the skeleton of the human body.

Plots by Evil to weaken and destroy human beings Tight Clothes

The societal push to wear tight fitting clothes is a plot by evil to make human beings weak. According to Yin Yang Theory, everything in the universe, including the human body, can be described in terms of Yin and Yang. Yin is usually described as soft, while Yang is usually described as hard. A healthy human being will be a human being who is mostly balanced between Yin and Yang. Another measure of the strength and health of a human being is strength of the Yin part of the their body. The majority of human beings who are mentally and physically strong will have a strong Yin part of the body. The Yin part of the body in a person who has a developed Yin part of the body will produce certain sensations. According to Happeh Theory, those sensations are the inspiration for the invention of clothing. The sensations that the Yin part of the body produces are hard to describe to a person who cannot feel them, in the same way it is hard to describe how anything feels to another person who has not had the same experience. Nevertheless, a simple way to describe how the Yin part of the body can feel, is to say that "the Yin part of the body produces sensations like loose fitting clothing sliding over the bones of the skeleton". There is not just one pattern of sensations that the Yin part of the body produces. The Yin part of the body can produce a variety of different patterns of loose fitting swaths of material, draped and sliding over the skeleton. If an individual were to look into the history of the clothing of human beings, they would find that a large number of old human cultures wore loose fitting, billowy clothing. According to Happeh Theory, that is because those cultures were fully aware of the Yin part of the body and the sensations they produced. According to Happeh Theory, those old cultures invented clothing that copied the sensations they felt from the Yin part of their body. The next picture shows Arabic men wearing billowing, loose fitting clothing This picture shows two people dressed in loose fitting, bunched and folded up African clothing. This picture shows a Chinese Shaolin monk on loose fitting multi layered clothing. Then a Japanese man in large, multi layered clothing. According to Happeh Theory, the forces of evil have trained the citizens of western societies to wear tight fitting clothing, because wearing tight fitting clothes will interfere with the development of the Yin part of the body of those citizens, which will make those citizens mentally and physically weak. This picture shows a man in a typical western suit. The various parts of the suit consist of one layer of cloth that is cut close to the body, and fitted tightly. The wearing of tight fitting clothes interferes with the development of the Yin part of the body in two different ways. If a child is dressed in loose fitting, billowy clothes when they are young, as the child grows up, the sensations of those loose fitting clothes on the skin of the young child will train or sensitize them to notice the same sensations that will start to develop when the Yin part of their body starts growing. The purpose of the Plot by Evil to encourage people to wear tight clothes, is that the constriction of the tight clothes interferes with the development of and the sensing of the sensations within the body, of the growing Yin part of the body. This picture has arrows on in it pointing in towards the body, to emphasize how tight clothes give a constricting feeling to the body. According to Happeh Theory, the constriction of the tight clothes interferes with both the development of and the sensing of the Yin part of the body. The weakly developed Yin part of the body, and the weak sensitivity to the Yin part of the body, will combine to make a human being physically and mentally weaker than they could be. The physical weakness means they cannot resist being controlled, and the mental weakness means they will not even mind being controlled. According to Happeh Theory, any individual who is interested in developing the Yin part of their body, or developing the sensitivity for feeling the sensations within their body, of swaths of clothing sliding over the skeleton, can benefit from wearing loose fitting clothing. The clothing can be something exotic like African, Arabic, Chinese, or Japanese clothing, or as mundane as sweat clothes. The main design features of the clothing are that it should be large so it feels like it moves alot over the limbs and the body, and it is loose fitting. The type of clothing that bunches up into folds is usually superior to clothing that is just large enough to cover the body. The picture below shows a statue of Buddha The robe that Buddha is wearing is loose fitting, it is a much larger size than it needs to me, and the robe has bunched up into many different ridges and folds. According to Happeh Theory, that robe the Buddha is wearing produces physical sensations on Buddha's skin, just like the sensations the Yin part of the body produces on the skeleton of the human body.