What is "Qi"

During the solar term of heavy snow, the yang is hidden inside and the yin is full outside. In the cold winter, with warm greetings, there is warmth in my heart.

What is qi? There are many explanations in the dictionary. The original meaning of this word is "cloud gas". Later, it extended to breathing, tolerance, spiritual temperament and so on.

As explained in heart to heart, qi is mainly biased towards personality and psychology. Quality, focusing on physiological aspects.

Physiology has a great influence on our whole life, life, knowledge, mind and growth.

The more you grow to an advanced stage, the less influence your body has on your mind. The more in the primary stage of growth, the greater the influence of the body on the mind, which is almost a decisive factor.

In other words, if a person's mental level and consciousness level are low, he is almost a "humanoid animal", then everything about him will be affected by physiology, and his physical condition can determine everything about him.

Then, when we ancient people practiced martial arts, we paid attention to entering the "realm of transformation." "Hua" what? Transfer gas.

Heart is too high, too proud, put it down; If you are depressed and can't bring it up, you should bring it up. In a word, regulating qi to a most suitable state is called "transformation", transformation of work, transformation of environment and transformation of qi. The word "Hua" runs through the practice of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. All human practices are "transformation", but the objects of transformation are different: Confucianism transforms qi and turns it into bias; Christianization crime, original sin; Buddhist karma, karma.

In short, the core of transformation is a word "transformation". The highest realm of Confucianism, called "the sage of great virtue", is the realm of transformation, while the highest realm of Buddhism, "becoming a Buddha", is not the realm of transformation, but the word is not used. The Taoist realm of "refining qi, refining spirit, refining spirit into emptiness and refining emptiness into harmony" is in the process of transformation-the whole process of practice is the process of continuous melting, transformation and transformation of body and mind. This is also the highest state of all mankind.

China people's understanding of Qi is that Qi is alive and emotional, which is equivalent to an intermediate medium that can change with our consciousness at any time.

When energy is refined and sublimated to a certain extent, it becomes consciousness, and when consciousness is reduced to a certain extent, it becomes energy. This is "the unity of heart and qi, the difference of heart and qi".

This is a view that our oriental Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism culture has been insisting on for thousands of years: spirit and spirit, qi and god, god and Ming; Concentrate on Tianjin, refine gas, refine spirit and refine spirit; Gas gathers into images, gas condenses into people, gas gathers into shapes, and it becomes wind when dispersed, and so on.

So gas accumulation, like energy accumulation, forms the material world that our eyes see. However, we must be clear that these gaseous substances, including the earth, the sun and even the Milky Way, are not eternal and will fall apart one day. Where will they go when they dissipate? -gas disperses, disappears, changes back to gas and changes back to energy. This is exactly the same as the explanation of modern physics.

As a person, we should strive for a sigh of relief, and the word "qi" is rich. Everyone has different characteristics, different realms and different ideals, so the tone he wants to fight for is very different. Governing the country by self-cultivation is the ultimate goal and ideal realm of Confucian scholars. Under this guidance, we have Du Fu's theory that "the rich can help the world, and the poor can be immune to it", Fan Zhongyan's theory that "the world is worried first, and the world is happy afterwards" and Yue Fei's theory that "the sky is roaring, strong and fierce" ...

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