What is Yiyuanti? Yiyuanti is a part of the Hunyuan Qi within the human body. It is a form of matter that is invisible, intangible, and formless. Internally, it is perfectly homogeneous and undifferentiated. It is compatible with the physical structure of the brain, centered around the brain's core—specifically, the center of the brain—and extends both inside and outside the brain, reaching throughout the entire body and spreading even beyond it. Yiyuanti represents the holistic functional state of Hunyuan formed by all the nerve cells in the human nervous system and their associated Hunyuan Qi. Nerve cells serve as the foundation in which Yiyuanti is established, yet Yiyuanti possesses a certain degree of independence and can create a reactive influence on the nerve cells.

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“By emphasizing the active use of consciousness as its primary principle, ZNQG captures the most fundamental aspect of ancient Qigong practice. Once this concept is understood and internalized, practitioners will actively apply consciousness during their practice, aligning their thoughts with the requirements of Qigong. Gradually, this approach extends beyond practice sessions into daily life, ensuring that all life activities conform to the principles of Qigong. As a result, the quality of life becomes entirely different. While this may sound simple, achieving it is far from easy. To accomplish this, we must thoroughly examine all aspects of consciousness. In daily life, our minds are constantly active, filled with numerous ingrained impressions. If we do not use Qigong knowledge to "cleanse" these imprints from our minds, it will be impossible to align our life activities with the requirements of Qigong. Therefore, let us now delve deeper into understanding consciousness.”

We think we are loving, but in fact, we are only hurting. We think we are giving, but in fact, we are only taking. We think we are offering the best to the other person, but in reality, we are imposing what we want onto them.

It is asking me, who are you and where you come from...