The relationship between Jing and Yin Qi

[pegasus1992]

Could anyone elaborate a bit on this?, im curious to hear others thoughts.....

[voidisyinyang]

30 minutes ago, pegasus1992 said:

Could anyone elaborate a bit on this?, im curious to hear others thoughts.....

Master Zhao Ming Wang:

 

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 Why can both feet feel cold in middle aged and elderly people? People believe it is because in middle and old age Jing and Qi are insufficient and do not flow freely. But actually the five phase Zangfu organ system of the body is entirely connected together with Yinqiaomai (阴跷脉) or the Yin Heel Channel (one of the eight extraordinary meridians). It is rather that the negative qi energy associated with concealed illnesses (which have not yet developed) is accumulated over a long time.  Therefore it is illogical to say that the Jingluo (经络) or energy channels exhibit only unimpeded qi flow, as there is also the issue of the build-up of negative - illness-inducing - qi. Ganqi (肝气) or liver qi is obstructed, Shenqi (肾气) or kidney qi is deficient and the five phase Zangfu organ system (五行脏腑) is chaotic.

 

The skilful use of the Daoist Pressure Point system opens up the energy channels and removes all negative qi from within the body; this is a specific type of Daoist practice. This process is not difficult to understand, and therefore we can all know the mystery of Daoist gongfu.

 

 

[vonkrankenhaus]

 

Jing is the polarities and potentials that generate Movement.

 

YinYang is the study of Movement in Polarities.

 

Qi is the Movement generated.

 

Movement plus Time is Wu Xing. Time means Wu Xing is discerned by the rising of the visible planets. The YinYang of these is the Ten Stems, and this is used to make Calendar and observe Movement over Time. Like the days of the week. That's what "5 Phases" is.

 

Of Movement there is fast and slow Movement, and forward and backward Movement.

 

"Yin Qi" means slow or retrograde Movement.

 

 

 

 

-VonKrankenhaus