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Types of Qi
Qi
English
Translation
location
function
Qing Qi
Air Qi
Lung
Gu Qi
Food Qi
Spleen and
Stomach
Zong Qi
air qi + food qi
helps lung to breath
helps heart to move blood and control vessels
Yuan Qi
Primary Qi
roots in Kidneys,
derived from congenital essence (Jing)
spreads to whole
supplemented and nourished by food qi
body via the San
Jiao (triple warmer)
Zhen Qi
Vital Qi
meridians
ying qi +wei qi
last stage of transformation of qi
Wei Qi
Zangfu Qi
Organ Qi
organs
Zhong Qi
Central Qi
spleen and
stomach
Zheng Qi
Righteous Qi
Ying Qi
Nutritive Qi
circulates in the
vessels
Transformation of Qi
Jing Qi = Essence
There are 3 types of Jing or Essence. Pre-heaven, post-heaven, and Kidney
Jing.
Diagnosis : One can assess the health of the Essence by any pre-mature aging
signs (pre-mature greying of hair, impotence, sore low back and/or knees, etc.).
One can also observe Kidney depletion in folks with dark grey circles under their
eyes.
Treatment: treat Kidneys and Adrenal glands directly with Reiki
JING
3. The KIDNEY essence is a combination of pre-heaven and post-heaven
essence. It is stored in the Kidneys but circulates all over the body especially in the
8 extra-ordinary meridians. This essence determines growth, pregnancy, fertility,
and sexual vitality.
Transformation of Qi
differences between jing and qi
Essence (Jing)
Qi
Fluid like
Energy like
everywhere
Moves and changes very slowly over long periods Changes quickly from moment to moment
of time
Partly summarized from Macioca, page 38-39
QI + HEAT = YANG
BLOOD + COLD = YIN
Yuan Qi-Original Qi
2. Post heaven essence or Jing comes from the complex process of
extracting refined substance from food, and so therefore is more related to spleen
and stomach health.
This type of qi is essence in the form of qi rather than fluid. (Essence
transformed into qi). A dynamic and rarefied form of Essence as it has its origin in
the Kidneys _Macioca page 41.
Transformation of Qi
Yuan Qi (Original Qi) Functions:
1. Motive Force behind the functional activity of all the organs. Derived from
essence. Essence is more of a fluid and related to long term cycles. Yuan qi is more
like energy and related to short term cycles.
2. Basis of KID qi where it takes root
3. Facilitates the transformation of Qi.
4. Facilitates the transformation of blood.
5. Comes out at the source points.
6. Supplemented and nourished by GU qi (food qi)
7. Spreads to the entire body via the San Jiao
Qing Qi -Air Qi
Air qi that is inhaled by the lung. mixes with Gu Qi (food qi) to form Zong Qi
(gathering qi)
Transformation of Qi
Transformation of Qi
1. Ying Qi -nutritive qi
2. Wei Qi- defensive qi
Transformation of Qi
50 times in 24 hours
25 times at night
KD to HT to LU to LV to SP
During the night our immune system is compromised as the wei qi circulates
internally rather than on the surface to protect us.
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