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Post by darthscorpio on May 4, 2010 13:54:17 GMT -6
Me and my friends were practicing martial arts in the back yard. we had heard of a power the chinese called "chi" we were playing around with how to use it when i reallized it for what it was. The Force. shortly after i suffered a concussion from my friend who used the force to pick me up and spin me. i landed on my head, knocked out, i rolled and stopped face down in a puddle of water. it was soo much fun.
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Post by Darth Frigus on May 4, 2010 14:05:18 GMT -6
Funny, that's the way I started too.Although I didn't go to martial arts, I accidentally stumbled across a site with real chi techniques while searching for help on a certain part of Knights of the Old Republic.
I started with simple "force ball" then across many other techniques and one day I got a spam mail from a magick site.I couldn't resist and I clicked it and bathed in the knowledge(although it seems I didn't pick up much ;D) and here I am.All of that in less than a year.I am about to try myself with mo pai nei kung and do some serious magick instead of just reading on it.
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Post by darthscorpio on May 4, 2010 20:39:18 GMT -6
good luck.
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Post by Mrs. Darth Vader on May 5, 2010 21:38:06 GMT -6
darthscorpio
If you ended up face down in a puddle of water, how did you not choke on the water? Did someone have to use CPR to revive you?
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Post by Sifer Verlust on Sept 7, 2010 23:57:45 GMT -6
Yes, I believe most of what you're saying is true. Chi=Energy. As does the Force. And, that is why all of us Force users must constantly be strengthening our Chi power.
If you practice Tai Chi this is something you already know... but, it is believed that our Chi is stored in a spot right below the naval.
And by simply tapping, very gently tapping, you will awaken that Chi Force. But, before tapping that spot on the temple that is your body, another quick and useful technique is to gently tap the skin on your whole body. This awakens your skin and is a great thing to do first thing in the morning. Wake up your skin and get the blood flowing before training.
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