[I:http://lbf.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/AlCase12.jpg]Chi is a mysterious energy which constructs us, surrounds us, is us, and…what is it? To understand what Chi is we must define exactly who and what we are. To define who and what we are it is necessary to analyze our True Body.

Your immediate body is the body you are currently in, the one which is playing the guitar, typing the keyboard, talking to friends and using of the six senses. We are the eyeball and the eardrum and the hair and throat and toenails and everything that is in between and has organic sensation. We journey about the planet and have fleshy existence, and we pursue fleshy pleasures.

The body we really care about is the body that is constructed of Chi. This is the body as far as we can perceive, and note that I don’t say experience through the senses. Indeed, to experience the larger body of yourself you often have to put aside concepts of the six senses, you have to experience life beyond the immediate body.

This brings us to the concept that if everything in the universe is our True Body, then what is this thing called Chi? Chi is that thing you have you call a body, it is the organic the organic thing you have presence in, and it is everything else, too. Call it a wavelength, or an concept, it doesn’t really matter what you call it as long as we understand that it is.

How do we take control this thing we call Chi? I mean, if you can move an move your limbs and walk about, why can’t you move that cloud or make the seas surge…if they really are part of our True Body? Why can’t you stop that volcano, or make it rain when the crops need it, or pull the plug on the those filthy politicos that keep wasting all our resources?

The first reason we can’t make our true Body work is that we are not used to making it work. We are used to sitting around and being made stupid by pills and TV and the things that lull our senses, and our sense of our True Body, into unconsciousness. We can undo that by turning off the TV, or any type of programming that does not allow honest exchange, and by practicing a discipline.

What you must do is look at your immediate body, unbind your senses, excite your imagination, and open you up to the idea of your True Body through a True Discipline. You must use this discipline to examine your immediate body until you understand everything about it, and so that you are not merely engaging in scientific examination. You must make full use of your senses through a True Discipline until you step outside of your body, and beyond your senses, and thus experience your True Body.

If you are still unable to cork volcanos and cause Tsunamis at will, then you must understand that everybody else is also occupying the True Body that you are occupying. Thus, to make your True Body move, you must make everybody else stop taking pills and turn off their TVs stop freezing their unconscious hold on the True Body. You do this by helping them find a True Discipline that will awaken them and take them to a realization of the True Body.

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