Our articles about Vital Life Force, which address a broad range of Life Energy concepts across a variety of cultures. Think of conceptions such as Prana, Lom Pran, Qi, Kundalini Energy, Orgone, Mana, Anima, and Pneuma.
It’s a topic I’ve been thinking about for already a while and it’s about what sort of food is best to eat. It’s because nowadays you can buy all kinds of food in the supermarket [ Read more … ]
The Thai word Khwan denotes the “vital essence” of a human being, large old trees (especially Bodhi trees), and certain plants (such as the rice plant) or animals (such as buffaloes and elephants). The concept [ Read more … ]
The idea of Winds that enter and exit the body is rather common in Asian traditional medicine systems. You find it in Yoga as the Prana Vayus, in Thai Traditional Medicine as Lom, and in [ Read more … ]
There’s a common conception — called Vitalism — in a broad range of traditional healing systems that there’s a mysterious and omnipresent Life Force Energy (or Life Energy) that creates, animates, and sustains all living [ Read more … ]
You may notice that so-called trigger points (i.e. myofascial trigger points) are sometimes equated with acupressure points. And indeed, sometimes an acupressure points may also be (or act as) a trigger point (or vice versa), [ Read more … ]
Wilhelm Reich’s Body De-Armoring practice aims at emotional and trauma release through somatic practices — and subsequent liberation of one’s Character Armor — in order to restore our health, happiness, and wellbeing on a physical, [ Read more … ]
Vital Life Force — also called Vital Force, Vital Energy, or Vital Life Energy — is a notion in the theory of Vitalism that involves the idea that some kind of universal “force” or “energy” [ Read more … ]
The idea behind Pranic Breathing is to boost your energy levels, stimulate the body’s self-healing capacities, and promote general health and well-being by increasing Prana Life Force in your entire body. Pranic Breathing, a form [ Read more … ]
Prana Life Force Energy, which travels through the Nadis, is thought to be divided into five distinct types or Five Vayus (Five Winds), each having different movements, flows, and functions. The Five Vayus are also [ Read more … ]
Pancha Kosha — also written together as Panchakosha — is the theory of five layers or five sheaths of human nature, which is of ancient Indian Vedantic and Upanishadic origin. According to Indian spiritual concepts, [ Read more … ]