Move the Qi and Realize the Wuji Kung Fu

Move the Qi and realize the Wuji Kung Fu.

When the Qi gathers, it disperses and then disappears.

Move the Qi according to the Dharma and have a long life.

Infinite heaven and earth. The vast Qi. The universe exhales.

The soul is inaction.

Compassion. Equality. Bodhisattva. Compassion. Wisdom. Pure land of Buddhas.

 

Explanation: Move the Qi and Realize the Wuji Kung Fu

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**Exploring the Essence: Move the Qi and Realize the Wuji Kung Fu**

This post taps into the principles of Qi (vital energy) and Wuji Kung Fu, a concept from Chinese martial arts that emphasizes the state of boundless potential before the duality of yin and yang emerges.

 

“Moving the Qi” refers to guiding and controlling this life force through the body, believed to enhance health and spiritual growth.

 

The process described—”When the Qi gathers, it disperses and then disappears”—illustrates energy’s natural flow and transformation.

 

This flow aligns with the Daoist concept of following the natural order (Dharma), which leads to longevity and a profound connection with the universe.

 

The terms “Infinite heaven and earth,” “the vast Qi,” and “the universe exhales” evoke a sense of Qi’s expansive nature as it encompasses and interacts with the cosmos.

 

The soul is inaction” reflects the Daoist ideal of wu wei, or non-action, which is a state of alignment with the flow of life, requiring no forced effort.

 

The repetition of “Compassion” along with “Equality,” “Bodhisattva,” “Wisdom,” and “Pure land of Buddhas” connects these practices to Buddhist virtues and goals.

 

Here, the cultivation of Qi is not just a physical or metaphysical exercise but a spiritual practice aimed at developing compassion and wisdom. It strives toward the enlightenment and selfless service embodied by a Bodhisattva in the pure land—a place of peace and bliss in Buddhist cosmology.

 

Original Chinese Poem from Sifu

 

行氣覺

無極功法

氣聚則生

氣散則滅

依法行氣

壽元無量

天地浩氣

乾坤吐納

元神無為

慈心平等

菩薩悲智

諸佛淨土