Found 65 articles.

Articles:

1. A Biological Interpretation of Qi by Robert Chuckrow, Ph.D

    

2. Basic Concepts of Qi by Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming

    

3. Basic Qi Principles by Michael J. Gelb

    

4. Dao and Qi - excerpts by Livia Kohn, Ph.D.

    

5. Definition of Qi and Qigong by Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming

    

6. Evidence of Instant Effect of External Qi by Shui Yin Lo, PhD

    

7. Feng Shui, Native American Beliefs and Health by James Loretta

    

8. Gods Living In The Body? by Professor Jerry Alan Johnson

    

9. How the Alchemist Shapes the Qi Field by Michael Winn

    

10. Internal Qi Breathing by Michael Winn

     

11. Is Qi Real? Yes, Beyond Any Doubt by Michael Winn

     

12. Measuring the Qi in T'ai Chi by Plucky29

     

13. Prana Excerpts from Raja Yoga by Swami Vivekananda

     

14. Qi (Chi) and Feng Shui by James Loretta

     

15. Qi and Feng Shui: An Introduction by John Voigt

     

16. Qi and the American Indian by James Loretta

     

17. Qi as an Energy Matrix by John Bracy

     

18. Qi Definition by Various Sources

     

19. Qi from the Wikipedia archives by Various Sources

     

20. Qi in Calligraphy by Steven Luo

     

21. Qi In Chinese Painting by John Voigt

     

22. Qi in Daoism: Lu Dongbin's Hundred Word Monument by Lu Dongbin

     

23. Qi in Martial Arts by Dr. Paul Lam

     

24. Qi in New World Encyclopedia by Various Sources

     

25. Qi in Qigong by John Voigt

     

26. Qi in the "Daodejing" by John Voigt

     

27. Qi in the Internal Martial Arts by John Bracy

     

28. Qi in Traditional Chinese Medicine by Marty Eisen, Ph.D

     

29. Qi in Traditional Chinese Thought by Marty Eisen, Ph.D

     

30. Qi Is the Real Secret of Creativity by Michael J. Gelb

     

31. Qi's Role in Taijiquan by Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming

     

32. Qi-Matter As Energy by Joseph Needham

     

33. Qi: The Thumbnail Sketch by John Voigt

     

34. Taijiquan Jing by Zhang Sanfeng

     

35. The Basic Stuff: Qi by Stephen F. Teiser

     

36. The Concept of Qi by Alex Holland, M.Ac., L. Ac.

     

37. The Concept of Qi in Acupuncture Core Therapy: Visible Qi—Invisible Qi by Shoji Kobayashi

     

38. The Essence of Qi by Master Joseph Yu and Elizabeth Moran

     

39. The History and Concept of Qi by Xing-Tai Li and Jia Zhao

     

40. The Implications of the Scientific Theories of New Physics by Professor Man Fong Mei

     

41. The Meaning of Qi by Master Zhongxian Wu

     

42. The Qi of Life by Denise Thunderhawk, L.Ac

     

43. Turbid Qi by Professor Jerry Alan Johnson

     

44. Two Keys for Regulating Your Breathing and Circulating Qi by Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming

     

45. Understanding the Concept of Qi by Professor Jerry Alan Johnson

     

46. Understanding Yin, Yang and Qi by Alan Keith Tillotson, LAc. (Licensed Acupuncturist, Delaware), and Registered Herbalist

     

47. Unveiling the "Message" by Professor Jerry Allan Johnson

     

48. What is Qi? by Ken Rose

     

49. What is Qi? by James Flowers

     

50. What Is Qi? (and Other Concepts) by Christopher Hafner

     

51. What is The Nature of Qi? by Sally Yasukawa

     

52. Zhang Sanfeng Biographical sketch

53. Taijiquan Treatise by Wang Zongyue

     

54. The Formation of Qi by Xing-Tai Li and Jia Zhao

     

55. Exposition of Insights into the Practice of the Thirteen Postures by Wu Yuxiang

     

56. The Functions of Qi by Xing-Tai Li and Jia Zhao

     

57. Song of the Thirteen Postures by Anonymous

     

58. The Movement of Qi by Xing-Tai Li and Jia Zhao

     

59. The Classification of Qi by Xing-Tai Li and Jia Zhao

     

60. Modern investigations on Qi by Xing-Tai Li and Jia Zhao

     

61. The Significance of Studying Qi by Xing-Tai Li and Jia Zhao

     

62. The Comparisons between Qi and Bioenergy by Xing-Tai Li and Jia Zhao

     

63. The Effects of QIHM and QRHM on Energy Metabolism—An experimental perspective by Xing-Tai Li and Jia Zhao

     

64. Conclusion to "Approach to the Nature of Qi in TCM - Qi and Bioenergy" by Xing-Tai Li and Jia Zhao

     

65. References for "An Approach to the Nature of Qi" by Xing-Tai Li and Jia Zhao

     

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