Qi Gong: This practice involves a combination of movement, meditation, and breathing that balances the flow of energy through one’s body with the goal to have a positive effect on health.

 

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Qi Gong: This practice involves a combination of movement, meditation, and breathing that balances the flow of energy through one’s body with the goal to have a positive effect on health.

Qi (Hei): Life force or vital energy. The Chinese character for qi is a pictogram of steam rising from (cooking) rice, a metaphor for the unseen force connected to physical phenomena. Qi is viewed as . . . View Full Definition

Qi: The belief in Qi deals with the flow of energy that, when balanced properly, keeps the body healthy.

Qigong: An element of a t'ai Chi practice that covers many different types of movements that involve using and feeling the body's energy.

Yangqin: A Chinese hammered dulcimer with a trapezoidal sound box and metal strings that are struck with bamboo sticks.

Qigong Meridian Therapy: Qigong Meridian Therapy (QMT) is a natural healing system. It is derived from traditional Chinese medicine, which originated several thousand years ago. QMT is based and focused on the conce . . . View Full Definition

Nei Kung (Nei Gong): Internal Work

Kung Fu (Gong Fu): Work Skill. A high level of skill developed through long hard practice.

Gong: Percussion instrument consisting of a broad circular disk of metal, suspended in a frame and struck with a heavy drumstick. Also tam-tam

Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP): A program created by the FAIR Act of 1996 to provide primarily cost-sharing assistance, but also technical and educational assistance, aimed at reducing soil, water, and related natural reso . . . View Full Definition