Chi Guide to Enlightenment helps you in Transformation of Energy

An Introduction to the Chi Guide.

This section of the Chi Guide is more understandable if you are familiar with the basics of Chinese Medicine or have reviewed Ancient Chinese Medicine, Balancing Yin and Yang, Blood in Chinese Medicine and other Chi Energy transformation pages found on this website.

Learning to understand and consciously guide Chi is a lifelong process. In my experience it began when I was young and wanted to understand life's mysteries that lay beyond my five senses.

For me, of the many books directly dealing with these mysteries of expanded consciousness, the most important ones are 'Tao Te Ching', 'The Secret of the Golden Flower', 'Cosmic Consciousness' and 'In the Light of Truth'.

And of course 'Huang Di Neijing', a Chi guide that gives practical steps on how to purify and heal the body so that a unified and glorious state of awareness becomes an ongoing life experience.

These pages are my sincere attempt to share with you as simply as possible my understanding of this subtle process which carries unimaginable benefits for each of us.

Huang Di Neijing says, “The Essence (Jing) of kidney produces marrow that forms the brain.”

So the nutritive and supportive Jing is that Generative Force (Kundalini) that can be cultivated by conscious intention with other Chi qualities, especially the Ancestral or Spiritual Chi – Shen, which connects us to our spirit and therefore to our free will.

For this focus and contemplation are needed, and utilizing Acupuncture and Natural Remedies as well as Healing Tao practices can be of great help.

The Ultimate Chi Guide

When our free will is aligned with the great Will of Wu Chi - when we claim It as the ultimate Chi Guide, we can begin to clear the organs, tissues and glands along with their channels.

By consciously practicing the virtues this commitment implies, we'll then begin to experience the abundance of the creative Power of our Generative Force.

However, it is easy to ignore the subtle promptings of the ultimate Chi Guide. And if, through our thinking, feeling and action we fail to work on clearing the organs and Chi channels for that alignment, we automatically become subordinates to wrongly and excessively used sexual and other forces with their limitations.

We then have only a static connection to the endless supply of Light Chi. This leads to weakening of the body, unhappiness, deterioration of all faculties and final death with the life spent devoid of its true purpose.

Huang Di Neijing says, “Overindulgence in five emotions of happiness, anger, sadness, worry, fear and fright can create imbalances. These emotions can injure Chi, while seasonal elements can affect the body.

Sudden anger damages the Yin Chi, to become easily excited and overjoyed will damage the yang Chi. This causes the Chi to rebel and rise up to the head squeezing the Shen out of the heart and allowing it to float away.

Failing to regulate one's emotions can be likened to summer and winter aiming to regulate each other, threatening life itself.”

Once again - since Jing Chi operates as the substratum of life, it follows that it is, in addition to its kidney 'home', within every cell of the human body.

The question is, what else does each cell carry as a result of the person's thinking and actions, including eating and drinking?

These limiting elements may take 'the upper hand' therefore can, temporarily or even for a lifetime, repress the more refined principal Jing Chi. This makes the following the ultimate Chi Guide even more difficult.

Shen or Ancestral-Spiritual Chi is associated with breathing, the heart and the circulation of blood. The Heart controls blood, blood vessels and houses the mind including feelings. Spirit, consciousness, memory, thinking and sleep are all dominated by the heart function or Shen.

Shen, when not over-run by base desires, passions and other negative emotions, is the pristine spirit that is one with the Law of Love - Wu Chi.

Shen is Yang in relation to the receptive Jing Chi

Shen is cultivated through prayer, contemplation of the virtues such as gratitude, love, compassion, generosity and other divine qualities.

Also, yearning to understand the riddle of existence opens the heart to intuitive knowledge.

The boundaries of the ego begin to soften and Shen awakens the need to cleanse the energies, to transforms negative emotions lodged in the organs, tissues and glands into positive Chi in order to vitalize the body and expand consciousness.

As the driving force behind the personality, 'Shen is the awareness that shines out of the eyes when we are truly awake'.

Practicing Chinese Meditations, applying non-invasive Nano Acupuncture and Chinese Healing Herbs clarifies and strengthens all Chis of the body. They help in keeping the connection to the ultimate Chi Guide constant.

Not done in a day, but eventually Shen (spirit-fire-yang) transforms into a 'Heavenly Heart' and unites with Jing (seed-water-yin) in a sacred inner marriage with a beyond description orgasmic bliss described in many ancient texts.

The Generative Force or Kundalini

Consciousness, from the isolated sense of ego toward expanded, all-embracive awareness, has taken a major leap. . . AHA!

This leads to inspired sense of freedom, creativity, qualities of genius and can ultimately lead to cosmic consciousness. This then is the complete healing of the human body, mind and spirit.

For this reason the Chinese medical tradition speaks of Jing, Chi and Shen as the Three Treasures.