By Lee Holden — 2017
Qi is beyond concepts and ideas. Qi isn’t something to be understood or even believed in. It’s to be experienced.
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Along the path that is our lives, sometimes we feel like we are skating, while at other times we are dragging. When we have energy in the right quantity, we feel great; when we don’t, we may feel we’d try anything to get it back.
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Qi is the animating power of the body. It's the difference between a live body and a dead body.
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How is it that the human body can sense energy? Many people assume qi is some kind of electromagnetic wave. Within the body, qi could become an electrochemical phenomenon similar to how nerves transmit impulses chemically through the body.
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