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ch'i, prana, orgone, odic
force, vril... |
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All of these different
words
describe the palpable force which animates the human
and all other
forms. It may be regulated and it may be cultivated.
What was once the realm of the sorcery is to become
the tools of the Earth steward. In fact it is the
quality of being in touch with this
life-force energy that we share with the Earth that
will define stewardship. To that end we present
information that we have collected and processed
that deal with awakening to the potential of the
human life-force and spirit. We present the
concept from the Taoist schools of the Three Harmonies -
namely; Earth, Heaven, and the Human. When this
system is totally integrated there is a resonate
vibration of the Earth frequency throughout the
being. Regardless of our origins we stand here
at the bottom of the sky. There can not be a
clear separation between our energy and the
energy of the environment.
Key
to
accomplishing harmonic resonance with the Earth and Heavens are the
practices of keeping still while standing and sitting. In order to
come to feel the resonance one
must relax completely and in order to relax completely the body's
posture must be balanced. There is one essential standing posture, with
several variations of arm and hand positions that are called standing
pole, embracing the tree, or zhang zhuang and
there is one
essential sitting posture known from yoga as the full lotus which also
may vary arm and hand position to create
particular effects. |
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Behind variations in individual schools
there is a set of principles in the internal practices of the martial
arts, the medical practice, and spiritual systems now known as nei-kung,
ch'i-gong, and shen-kung. In the re-covering earth
material we examine aspects of these arts and develop a
comprehensive model of the principles involved and invite their
extension into the practice of Earth stewardship. Above all else in this presentation we
are careful to only bring forward information that we have practiced
and come to some understanding of the material even if that
understanding is limited.
At this juncture we believe that the
phenomena of ch'i may begin to be
understood by imagining the body as a complex solid-state circuit for
the accumulation, modulation, and discharge of both electro-magnetic
energy (yang ch'i) and electro-gravitational energy (yin ch'i). With
our working model the central nervous system, which may roughly correspond to the taiji pole, is an antenna which can tap the approximately two hundred
volts that is contained in the meter of it's height in the atmospheric
electrical gradient. This electrostatic charge is frequency adjusted
in the essential organs and the fascia tissue which function
as capacitors to discharge modulated energy through the meridian
system. This model is rather modern and the technological description is in development.
The
finished version must include the interaction not only of electron
flow but also account for the function of photonic interaction in the
system while additionally approaching the issue of awareness. |
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