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Explaining the Eight Types of Qi in Chinese Medicine

Explaining the Eight Types of Qi in Chinese Medicine

The Ephemeral Qi; the Substantial Qi Qi is not merely an abstract concept or mystical energy. Although often shrouded in New Age mythos in the West, qi is simply—yet profoundly—a term for energy. In the Chinese language, qi (氣) is used in common phrases: weather is referred to as 天氣 (tiān qi), and anger as rising qi (dú qì). In Chinese Medicine, qi represents a multifaceted, dynamic force within all living things. It is both ephemeral and substantial. For example, indus …
May 09, 2024 Ryan Wade
The Journey to Wellness: Take Charge of Health and Happiness

The Journey to Wellness: Take Charge of Health and Happiness

Understanding the Impact of Self-Love and Personal Responsibility on Health Choices Whose Responsibility Is Your Health and Well-Being? Whose responsibility is your health and well-being? At first glance, it seems like a simple question, and we all have a quick answer: ours. However, upon closer examination, we start to see a pattern of truths that contradict our initial answer. If we are responsible for our health, why do we repeatedly make decisions and take actions that are contrary to that a …
Aug 23, 2010 Ryan Wade