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p>‘Tao’ — The Great MotherLao Tzu (Laozi), a 6th-century BC sage, stated, “The<a href="https://become5d.com/the-beautiful-and-insightful-tao-te-ching/"> Tao </a>is called the Great Mother; empty yet inexhaustible, it gives birth to infinite worlds. It is always present with you. You can use it any way you want.”The Taoists view chi as a primal substance that animates the universe and the force that sets the world and everything in it into motion. They also believe that chi is the force that sustains all things once they are created, having two polar opposite elements: yin and yang. Yin carries a magnetic, contractive quality. Yang holds an expansive, projective quality.The article, ‘<a href="https://www.thoughtco.com/what-is-qi-chi-3183052"></a><a href="https://www.thoughtco.com/what-is-qi-chi-3183052">Qi (Chi): The Taoist Principle of Life Force</a>,’ indicates that the fundamental insight of qigong and Chinese Medicine (acupuncture and herbal medicine) is that balanced and free-flowing qi results in health. In contrast, stagnant or imbalanced qi leads to disease. The capacity to perceive the flow of qi directly, to actually see or feel it, can be cultivated through training in qigong and acupuncture.Though we experience our body as being relatively solid, at a molecular le

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vel it is comprised mainly of water — a very fluid substance. At an atomic level, our bodies are 99.99% space — a vast (and infinitely intelligent) emptiness.Dark EnergyPer current physics theory, Dark Energy is thought to comprise roughly 68% of the known universe, and Dark Matter 27%. Current Quantum Physics theories of dark matter and dark energy appear to acknowledge chi as the underlying force that controls all matter.The noted similarities of the theories of dark matter/energy and chi are that they:<ul><li>both permeate a major percentage of the known universe</li><li>consist of a particle that is thought to give all others mass</li><li>can’t be seen but their effects (gravity) can be seen</li><li>are the force that holds galaxies together giving the universe its structure</li></ul>Universal Life Force EnergyUniversal Life Force Energy, a term used in Reiki teaching and healing, is defined as the underlying ‘Power of All Vibration’, be it physical, mental, or spiritual. It is the continuous flow of energy from the Source of All: constituting all, sustaining all, pervading all. It is eternal and infinite.<figure id="2338"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/1*Z0WMH2U6WBfXKqFnNuGFsw.jpeg"><figcaption>Photo by Mohamed Nahassi</figcaption></figure></article></body>

‘Chi’ — That Which Gives Life

Chi is Life Force

Lee Holden’s book, ‘Your Body of Light’, defines chi (qi) as ‘that which gives life’ and its meaning as ‘life force’. It is the basis of traditional Chinese healing arts, from acupuncture to herbal medicine. Qi is carried within the breath and is the very breath of life that animates every function of our bodies, mind, and spirit.

Qi has the following elements and abilities:

powers the physical body, giving blood the energy to flow
nourishes the cells in our body
stimulates the immune system for good health
fuels digestion and nutrient absorption
provides the nervous system with the energy to operate the body
drives and supports mental energy providing the ability to think clearly, reason, and make decisions
connects you to spirit and cosmic bodies — the earth, sun, moon, stars, and planets

The principle of the driving force of life is familiar to many cultures and religious practices. Some of the many other names for qi in different cultures include:

Prana: India

Ki: Japan

Mana: Polynesia

Ni: Lakota Sioux

Ka: Ancient Egypt

Holy Spirit: Christians

‘Tao’ — The Great Mother

Lao Tzu (Laozi), a 6th-century BC sage, stated, “The Tao is called the Great Mother; empty yet inexhaustible, it gives birth to infinite worlds. It is always present with you. You can use it any way you want.”

The Taoists view chi as a primal substance that animates the universe and the force that sets the world and everything in it into motion. They also believe that chi is the force that sustains all things once they are created, having two polar opposite elements: yin and yang. Yin carries a magnetic, contractive quality. Yang holds an expansive, projective quality.

The article, ‘Qi (Chi): The Taoist Principle of Life Force,’ indicates that the fundamental insight of qigong and Chinese Medicine (acupuncture and herbal medicine) is that balanced and free-flowing qi results in health. In contrast, stagnant or imbalanced qi leads to disease. The capacity to perceive the flow of qi directly, to actually see or feel it, can be cultivated through training in qigong and acupuncture.

Though we experience our body as being relatively solid, at a molecular level it is comprised mainly of water — a very fluid substance. At an atomic level, our bodies are 99.99% space — a vast (and infinitely intelligent) emptiness.

Dark Energy

Per current physics theory, Dark Energy is thought to comprise roughly 68% of the known universe, and Dark Matter 27%. Current Quantum Physics theories of dark matter and dark energy appear to acknowledge chi as the underlying force that controls all matter.

The noted similarities of the theories of dark matter/energy and chi are that they:

both permeate a major percentage of the known universe
consist of a particle that is thought to give all others mass
can’t be seen but their effects (gravity) can be seen
are the force that holds galaxies together giving the universe its structure

Universal Life Force Energy

Universal Life Force Energy, a term used in Reiki teaching and healing, is defined as the underlying ‘Power of All Vibration’, be it physical, mental, or spiritual. It is the continuous flow of energy from the Source of All: constituting all, sustaining all, pervading all. It is eternal and infinite.