? The following quotation refers to fellow initiates: (link: /p/d2 1b93e 18f4e)
? First of all, let's talk about the "qi" of this air, including weather, local gas, polluted gas, clean gas, nutrient gas, defensive gas, true qi and vitality. It describes a state, that is, a form that can be perceived, so it is interpreted as a cloud gas, and all gas comes from gas.
? Let's look at the word "rice" under the word "qi", which means that the grains we eat are converted into energy, that is, the subtle substances in Shui Gu, that is, the acquired "qi", which contains food.
? Then there is the word "brush" of innate qi:
? Ancient health care experts believed that "playing" and "qi" were two different concepts. "Play" is the initial innate energy of human body, and "Qi" refers to the energy generated through acquired breathing and diet. Qigong exercise is mainly to connect innate "communication" through acquired breathing and other methods, so as to achieve the effect of healthy fitness and longevity. "Play" and "Qi" are both ancient characters, meaning cloud qi and hieroglyphics. It also means breathing and smell. Before the Tang Dynasty, there was no difference between the two.
? Later, Taoism used "play" to represent nature, which is the source of all life and things, and "qi" to represent the day after tomorrow, so the meanings of the two were separated. This four-point poem appears in many ancient Taoist books, and the word "Tao poetry lasts forever" is common in Taoist temples.
? Congenital or primitive. It refers to the primitiveness of all living things, which is the basic quality of all things in heaven and earth. Tao never produces yin and yang; Yin and Yang recombine into three bodies, which regenerate everything.
? Hui Zong: Why is the weather the first? Vitality is also ... congenital, one of the three treasures, and also the foundation of an alchemist. The innate nature is often hidden by the weather, and the acquired qi enters the truth, and the innate nature is dominant, that is, the acquired qi returns to nature.