The Yin Yang Tarot is a conceptual approach to tarot readings that emphasizes the balance between opposing forces, drawing inspiration from the ancient Chinese philosophy of yin and yang. This philosophy represents the duality inherent in the universe—such as light and dark, passive and active, feminine and masculine—and their interdependent nature. 
In tarot practice, the Yin Yang Tarot can be explored through specialized spreads designed to provide insight into conflicts, relationships, or internal imbalances. One such method is the Yin Yang Spread, which is particularly useful for understanding situations where two parties hold opposing views. This spread consists of twelve cards divided into two mirrored sections, each representing one side of the conflict. The layout helps reveal public positions, conscious thoughts, deeper motivations, and guidance for each party, aiming to facilitate mutual understanding and resolution. 
Another approach is the Yin Yang Tarot Reading, a two-card spread that identifies current imbalances in one's life. The first card represents the 'yin' aspect—passive, receptive, and introspective energies—while the second card represents the 'yang' aspect—active, dynamic, and outward-directed energies. This simple yet profound reading offers advice on how to restore harmony by addressing the area of disharmony. 
While there isn't a specific tarot deck universally recognized as the "Yin Yang Tarot," many practitioners incorporate the yin-yang philosophy into their readings using these specialized spreads and interpretations. This approach enriches the tarot experience by highlighting the dynamic interplay of opposing forces and guiding individuals toward achieving balance and harmony in their lives.