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Arche and Apeiron | Life Force in Ancient Greece
Arche (or archai) is a Greek word already used in the 6th century BCE, which, depending on the context, can mean “beginning,” “divin [ ... ]

Orenda | Iroquois Spiritual Life Force
The Iroquois, an indigenous North American people, believe in a certain all-pervading spiritual Life Energy called Orenda, a concept also labeled as O [ ... ]

Lung, Wind, and Breath | Tibetan rLung and Subtle Body System
Lung (called rLung in Tibetan) means “wind” or “breath,” and is an important concept in Tibetan Buddhist-Tantric Medicine, the latter better k [ ... ]

Ka Vital Essence | Ancient Egypt
Ka was the ancient Egyptian concept of Vital Essence, and part of the very complex life and afterlife belief system of the ancient Egyptians. It was t [ ... ]

Animatism | Impersonal and Supernatural Life Force
Animatism, also referred to as manaism — and not to be confused with animism — was a term used by the British ethnologist Robert Marett (1 [ ... ]

Innate Intelligence, Chiropractic, and Vital Life Force
Innate Intelligence is a Chiropractic term that refers to the inborn organizing characteristics of animate phenomena. The term was launched by Daniel [ ... ]

Chakra Healing | Energy Balancing by Channeling Prana
Chakra Healing, Chakra Balancing, or Chakra Activation is a type of Energy Healing that aims at channeling Prana Life Energy into and through the seve [ ... ]

Entelechy | Vital Force as Development, Organization, and Function
The concept of entelechy was already embarked on by the Greek philosopher Aristotle, and later on by the German polymath Leibniz, but it was the Germa [ ... ]

Air, Wind, and Breath | Vital Life Force
For already many millennia, the phenomena air, wind, and breath have been strongly associated with the existence and expression of Life, often seen as [ ... ]

Bioenergy Healing with Vital Life Force
Bioenergy Healing, Bioenergy Medicine, or Biofield Therapy includes a range of different therapeutic treatments in which a therapist influences or man [ ... ]