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Qi - life energy Index Introduction to Qi Qi breathing Qi - the flow of life Qi synonyms Qi - the book The Taoist source Aikido Aikibatto Qi-energy.info  QI Increase your life energy The book about the life energy qi, with exercises on how to awaken and use it. More about the book here.  AIKIDO The Peaceful Martial Art The book about aikido principles, philosophy and basic concepts. More about the book here.  AIKIBATTO The book about the aikibatto sword and staff exercises, practical and spiritual aspects of the sword arts, equipment for training, etc. More about the book here.  TAOIST SOURCE The Taoist source. The complete Tao Te Ching and Chuang Tzu.  Shinken - live blade Get a sharp steel katana sword for your iaido or aikibatto solo exercises. Here is how. |
 Qi - the life energy  i is the Chinese word for life energy, also spelled chi or ki. It is the essence used in acupuncture, qigong, taiji, and reiki, as well as many other traditional arts in China and Japan. Its western counterpart is the spirit.I have practiced the gentle and peaceful Japanese martial art aikido since I was a teenager. That is for more than 35 years, and it still inspires me greatly. Something within aikido vitalizes and delights me, just by practicing the movements. It is qi, the life energy. The swirls and spins of the aikido movements stimulate the flow of qi inside me as well as the other practitioners, and whirls through the space between us. Aikido might have the form of a martial art, but in essence it is a way of dancing to the flow of qi. The word aikido says it all. It translates to the way of joining qi (spelled ki when Romanized from Japanese). I let my qi emerge and join with that of my training partner.  Aikido class. In China and Japan, most of the arts – not just the martial ones – are expressions of the qi flow. It is also essential in such healing methods as acupuncture, qigong, and reiki. The idea of a life energy is present in many of the world’s cultures and ancient traditions. It is often linked to breath – as in the Chinese concept qi, the Indian prana, the Greek pneuma, the Hebrew ruach, and our word spirit, from the Latin spiritus – also used in the word inspiration. Maybe it could simply be explained as a symbolic way of celebrating the joy of being alive: the breath of life, without which we quickly perish. This breath of life can be stimulated to increase, and thereby rise to something far more than the mere consumption of oxygen, and extend way beyond the reach of our bodies. You will definitely feel the difference. You do not have to believe it to try it. Keep an open but also critical mind, and make your decision afterward. Life is a wondrous mystery. What brightens it up is precious, whether it can be seen in a microscope or not. And you know what Hamlet said to his doubting friend: "There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy." Stefan Stenudd Introduction to Qi Qi breathing Qi - the flow of life Qi synonyms Qi - the book  The book about qi. The book Stefan Stenudd's book Qi: Increase your life energy explains how qi works, and presents several very easy exercises by which you can cultivate and increase it within yourself. It is not difficult at all, and the result will invigorate you beyond your expectations. So, give it a try. How to get the book If you want to buy the book, you can do so at most international web based bookstores, such as Amazon and the like. Here is a link to the book on Amazon.
by Stefan Stenudd BookSurge, 2008 Paperback, 136 pages ISBN: 978-1-4196-2772-9 since March 27, 2008. Qi-energy.info |
 COSMOS OF THE ANCIENTS The Greek philosophers' theories about the gods, the myths, and cosmology. More about the book here.  ALL'S END A science fiction novel by Stefan Stenudd, about the quest for a perfect world. More about the book here.  MURDER Thoughts on life, death, and the meaning of it all - by Stefan Stenudd. More about the book here.  Den svenska aikidoboken. More on the web by Stefan Stenudd: Aikido Aikibatto sword exercises Myth Greek Philosophers Aristotle and his Poetics The Taoist source Qi - life energy Fiction by Stenudd Art by Stenudd Astrology and horoscopes |
