Fwd: In ancient times, Chinese ancestors.

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> Frances Gander <fgander

> Fri Mar 22, 2002 03:33:19 PM US/Pacific

> In ancient times, Chinese ancestors.

>

> They named them - Earth, Metal, Water, Wood and Fire. By watching and

> collecting experiments through many generations, Chinese ancestors

> discovered the relationship during these five elements.

>

> In Taiji Martial Arts, Five Elements is also applied to explain

> the transformation during energies in our body. It deals with our body

> system, vital energy (Qi), strength, spirit and mind corresponding to

> the element of Earth, Metal, Water, Wood and Fire.

>

> Vital energy (Qi), strength, mind, and spirit are four basic terms

> of energy in our body system.

[Guest guest]

Again, sorry about this. Fortunately, it chose qigong and taiji

snippets to randomly broadcast.It could have been embarrassing.

Frances

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> Frances Gander <fgander

> Fri Mar 22, 2002 03:33:19 PM US/Pacific

> In ancient times, Chinese ancestors.

>

> They named them - Earth, Metal, Water, Wood and

Fire. By watching and

> collecting experiments through many generations,

Chinese ancestors

> discovered the relationship during these five elements.

>

> In Taiji Martial

Arts, Five Elements is also applied to explain

> the transformation during energies in our body.

It deals with our body

> system, vital energy (Qi), strength, spirit and

mind corresponding to

> the element of Earth, Metal, Water, Wood and Fire.

>

> Vital energy (Qi),

strength, mind, and spirit are four basic terms

> of energy in our body system.

 

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