To throw in my thoughts, chi is more than just the life energy in a
person. It is a part of the universe in every _thing_, not just people.
Has anyone heard the words "internal power" in taiji, pakua, and hsing-i?
>From what I've managed to gather, chi is more than energy, more than
someone using ultra-scary dim mak techniques, and more than the energy in
a body. Chi is Creation in microsm.

Thomas Hamill
thamill@psd.k12.co.us
"If pro is the opposite of con, is progress the opposite of congress?"
	-unknown
"The difference between Living and Surviving is a dream."
	-also unknown

On Tue, 23 Sep 1997 MadamHydra@aol.com wrote:

Can anyone tell me the difference between the terms "chi" and "ki"?  Is it
just a difference in spelling or do they actually mean different things?  

This is in reference to martial arts in Ranma 1/2.  ^_^

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