In reference to practices using the names Tai Chi, Taiqi, Qi Gong, Chi Kung, or other similar names, I can claim to speak with authority because I achieved, and exceeded, their ultimate ends. As with my previous narratives I am submit my intuitions and deductions, my empirical evidence, to Adi Da for confirmation and he agrees with my subsequent conclusions. Thus, you should consider this to be an accurate, correct, and unbiased summary of such practices. I have practiced various forms of Tai Chi and Chi Kung since 1973. Tai Chi began as a Martial Art and people observing practitioners of these arts copies forms they found to be beneficial as physical exercises. While Tai Chi is an EXCELLENT practice for gaining benefits such as balancing the nervous system, cultivating a sense of calm, improving proprioception, developing tendon strength, and others, it is not, nor has it ever been, anything other than a physical exercise. While it may be an excellent physical exercise, it is not, nor has it ever been a true spiritual practice, nor a practice for developing spiritual energy. Qi Gong, Chi Kung, and other practices with similar names, are also essentially physical exercises that seek to cultivate deeper body operations such as the tendons and the energy passing through them that is commonly referred to as Chi. Chi is nothing more than Astral energy that flows more easily through healthy tendons and can be developed to the point where the energy flows so easily that it can be felt tangibly because the field of current in the tendons develops to such a point that it extends VERY slightly out of the physical tissue and into the Astral body where it can then be experienced as FEELING. ALL FEELING takes place in the Astral Form, NO feeling takes place in the physical form and if it did, corpses would feel. While Chi is NOT a true spiritual energy, it is a pleasurable and health generating by-product of strengthening the tendons.
Posted on: Mon, 24 Mar 2014 21:55:09 +0000
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