Chi & Ki

[Mr T]

is Chinese "chi," and japanese "Ki," the same thing? If not what are the differences?

[taijiquan_student]

yep.

"Duifang jing zhi meng ji, wo fang tui zhi ce fang xi zhi."

[honorisc]

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I Said BYE!!!!
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.I No_Know (about me...(sometimes :->)))

Very some such, perhaps might have been, likely say some, some not.

[Richie]

You are right. They are the same.

[SevenStar]

same thing as punap, prana, megin, etc. ...(I had a brain **** and can't remember the thai and greek names for it)

"Just because I joke around sometimes doesn't mean I'm serious about kung-fu.
" - nightair

[diego]

7 take off your shirt twist it up and raise like a helicopter and hit us with the greekthai

if i throw sand in ya face;WILL YOU Blink".

[SevenStar]

punap is himalayan... look for a style called vadha and you will hear the term punap. interestingly, the term "vadha" literally means "to slay with an empty hand"

Megin is norse. Check out an art called stav. I believe they have different names for different aspects of internal training and megin is one of them. Not sure about that, but shouldn't take too much searching to find an answeer.


"Just because I joke around sometimes doesn't mean I'm serious about kung-fu.
" - nightair

[Wongsifu]

aslong as its punap and not punan or punani that sevenstar mentioned , were ok still :D

what do bin laden and general custer have in common????
They're both wondering where the fu(k all of those tomahawks are coming from. - donated by mojo

[shaolinboxer]

Koichi Tohei, founder of the Ki Society, believes that they are NOT the same.

I remain undecided.

[omegapoint]

They are synonymous...