[Life Tree TV] The Formation of Jong Ki (宗氣) - The Circulations of Wi Ki (衛氣) and Yung Ki (營氣)

 

The Formation of Jong-Ki (宗氣)

- The Circulations of Wi-Ki (衛氣) and Yung-Ki (營氣)

The food ingested by the human body is digested into the nutrients which are to be absorbed by the body to be used as energy sources or essential substances for the human body. The nutritive substances (nutrients) absorbed in the small intestine are delivered to the liver through the hepatic portal vein. Then, the liver sends the nutrients to the heart through its functions called “Gan-Jang-Hyul” (肝臟血; the liver function to detox and purify blood) and “So-Seol” (疏泄; the action of energy pulling and pushing governed by the liver).

 

The nutrients included in the blood are supplied to the cells and tissues by the blood circulation, which is a content accepted as normal science in the field of western medicine and biochemistry. Western medicine is the medical science that has been developed, focusing on blood circulation and cell pathology.

 

According to Oriental medicine, two types of circulations start with the beating of the Heart: one is the blood circulation, which is visible to the human eye, and the other is the meridian circulation, which is invisible. The meridian circulation can be further divided into two subtypes, the circulation of “Wi-Ki” (衛氣; the Guardian energy circulating on the surface of the skin) and the circulation of “Yung-Ki” (營氣; the energies circulating in the twelve main meridian routes). These two kinds of meridian circulations are generated by the function of the spleen called “Woon-Hwa” (運化; the function of the spleen that absorbs Ki-energy from the gastrointestinal tract and delivers this energy to the meridian routes)

 

During the processes of food digestion and nutrient absorption, Ki-energy is absorbed in the gastrointestinal tract, mostly in the stomach and the small intestine. These absorbed Ki-energies are brought together at Dan-Joong (膻中; an acupoint which is located in the midpoint between the nipples). This whole process is supported and governed by the Woon-Hwa (運化) function of the spleen.

 

The Woon-Hwa (運化) function of the spleen continues to work even in the body of a patient whose spleen has been removed through splenectomy. This makes sense in that this function of the spleen is not conducted by the visible real organ (spleen) but by the intangible devices supporting this function of the spleen. These highly-sophisticated intangible devices are operated by the Life Circuit Diagram, the control center of all visible and invisible life phenomena.

 

In other words, the Woon-Hwa (運化) function of the spleen is actually managed by the elaborate mechanical devices and their control center, which are all invisible and thus serve as ‘the invisible hand’ supporting life phenomena. In the near future, people who have spiritual eyes to be able to see the existence and function of the Life Circuit Diagram belonging to the invisible world will appear to this visible material world.

 

‘The invisible spleen’ is responsible for collecting all invisible particles finer than a particle of mist, and dividing them into Wi-Ki (衛氣) and Yung-Ki (營氣) as if by sieving them. In this process, relatively larger and coarser particles of Ki-energy are referred to as Wi-Ki (衛氣) while the other smaller particles of Ki-energy are grouped into Yung-Ki (營氣). This Wi-Ki (衛氣) is then delivered to the intangible devices supporting the function of the lungs that is under the control of the Life Circuit Diagram.

 

In this way, the circulation of Wi-Ki (衛氣) is enabled by the magnetic field generated by the heart, the Woon-Hwa (運化) function of the spleen, the function of Jong-Ki (宗氣; Ki-energy accumulated at Dan-Joong), and the action of the lungs. Wi-Ki (衛氣) circulates 50 times a day on the surface of the body to protect the skin and enhance the immunity system of the body, serving as Guardian Ki-energy.

 

Before starting the circulations of Wi-Ki (衛氣) and Yung-Ki (營氣), various types of Ki-energy gathered at Dan-Joong (膻中; CV17) by the Woon-Hwa (運化) function of the spleen are integrated to form Jong-Ki (宗氣) by being combined with the air (oxygen gas) that has moved from the lungs after being inhaled. Dan-Joong (膻中), which is the Mo-Hyul (募穴; an acupoint where circulating Ki-energy or light are gathered, located in the chest and the abdomen) of the Simpo (心包; the invisible outer layer of the heart), is where the following five types of energy join together to make up the energy of Jong-Ki (宗氣):

 

(1) Wi-Ki (衛氣) absorbed during the food digestion by the spleen

(2) The Ki-energy (氣) absorbed during the food digestion by the spleen, belonging to Yung-Ki (營氣)

(3) the air (oxygen gas) that has entered the body through the pulmonary alveoli of the lungs

(4) Shin-energy (神), which is the Chun-Ki (天氣; Heavenly Ki-energy) produced through the bio-distillation of the nutrients of digested food in the Simpo (心包), belonging to Yung-Ki (營氣)

(5) Jung-energy (精), which is the Ji-Ki (地氣; Ground Ki-energy) produced through the bio-distillation of the nutrients of digested food in the Simpo (心包), belonging to Yung-Ki (營氣)

 

Wi-Ki (衛氣) circulates through the route forming a reticular structure on the surface of the skin and its passage has an invisible two-layered cylindrical structure. The outer layer is the route for the magnetic field and the inner layer is the route for the coarse particles of Ki-energy absorbed by the spleen. Wi-Ki (衛氣) is driven by the momentum of the lungs.

 

On the other hand, Yung-Ki (營氣) refers to the relatively finer particles of Ki-energy absorbed by the spleen, which is what we call “Ki-energy (氣)”, and flows through the 12 main meridians, more specifically through the middle layer in the three-layered meridian routes. As one form of Yung-Ki (營氣), Ki-energy (氣) gathered at Dan-Joong (膻中) by the Woon-Hwa (運化) function of the spleen is divided into 12 types and then sent to each of the 12 main meridians by the elaborate and intangible mechanical device installed in Dan-Joong (膻中).

 

Just like a sorting system employed by shipping companies, the spleen is responsible for classifying Ki-energy into 12 kinds of energy based on the wavelength (the vibrational frequency) and then distributing them to the passage for Ki-energy in the 12 meridian routes. This is the true meaning of the Woon-Hwa (運化) function of the spleen.

 

On the other hand, the oxygen gathered at Dan-Joong (膻中) is delivered to the meshwork-like route for Wi-Ki (衛氣) by the sophisticated intangible device of the spleen. Then, in the inner layer of the double-layered passage of Wi-Ki (衛氣), the coarse particles of Wi-Ki are combined with this oxygen gas and begin to circulate along the magnetic field of the route of Wi-Ki (衛氣). During the circulation of Wi-Ki (衛氣), the magnetic field generated from the heart runs through the outer layer of the route of Wi-Ki (衛氣) whereas the Wi-Ki (衛氣) combined with the oxygen gas flows through the inner layer of the route.

 

On the other hand, the circulation of Yung-Ki (營氣) involves three types of energy as mentioned above: Ki-energy (氣), Jung-energy (精), and Shin-energy (神). The Jung-energy (精) and Shin-energy (神) produced through the bio-distillation process in the Simpo (心包) are directly sent to Dan-Joong (膻中) through a hot line-like route as set in the Life Circuit Diagram. Jung-energy (精) gathered at Dan-Joong (膻中) is automatically classified into 12 types to match the 12 main meridians by the sophisticated intangible device existing in Dan-Joong (膻中). Then, Jung-energy (精) circulates through the 12 meridian routes after entering the innermost layer of the three-layered meridian route.

 

In the same way, Shin-energy (神) gathered at Dan-Joong (膻中) is automatically divided into 12 types for distributing to the 12 main meridian routes, and flow through the outermost layer of the three-layered meridian route.

 

Taken together, the circulation of Yung-Ki (營氣) is made by three types of energy called Jung-Ki-Shin (精氣神) through the 12 main meridian routes that have a three-layered structure as follows:

1. The innermost layer is the passage for Jung-energy (精) generated through the bio-distillation process in the Simpo (心包).

2. The middle layer is the route for Ki-energy (氣) collected through the Woon-Hwa (運化) function of the spleen.

3. The outermost layer is the path for Shin-energy (神) generated through the bio-distillation process in the Simpo (心包).

All these energies of Jung-Ki-Shin (精氣神) are gathered first at Dan-Joong (膻中) and start the circulation of Yung-Ki (營氣) through the 12 main meridian routes. This is the physiological principle of Yung-Ki (營氣) and the secret of the Grand Universe hidden behind the circulation of Yung-Ki (營氣).

 

In conclusion, Jong-Ki (宗氣) is the basis for the circulations of 5 different types of energy through our body; these energies are brought together in the spleen and then re-assorted into the energies that can be embarked on the circulation of either Wi-Ki (衛氣) or Yung-Ki (營氣). The formation of Jong-Ki (宗氣) is the result of the elaborate cooperation between the spleen, the heart, and the lungs. In addition, I, Captain Udeka, bring the message that this cooperative function exerted by three organs is called the Bi-Sim-Pye (脾心肺) cycle and is related to the Biji-Large Meridian route (脾之大絡; the meridian route related to the energy circulation between the spleen, the heart, and the lungs).

 

July 21, 2017

Udeka wrote.

Translated by Genesis.