Possessed By Evil Ki

[ultravegeta]

Hey, can someone please sense In Toledo Ohio? that's where i live at i think i'm being possessed by Evil Ki Again

[Ty]

There's like only one way that you can be possessed. When you use a the negative force technique. You could have done it and caught an evil-spirit in your ki, possibly, or you could have been being a dumbass and returned the negative force ki back to your hara. Or you could just be a lying idiot.

[WrongPlaceWrongTime]

According to www.tendingshen.com/rootingshen/practitioners.htm

What is xie qi?

Evil or perverse qi is merely qi that is in the wrong place at the wrong time. Each one of the ten thousand manifestations has its own true (zeng) qi, regulated (zheng qi) as to the appropriate movement between its essences (jing) & spirits (shen). If the qi of one of the ten thousand permeates another, the true qi of the ‘host’ is perverted.

Five Element practitioners commonly address two major pathologies of xie qi, called Possession & AE. Evil qi can disrupt the proper relationships between the five spirits (specifically the heart & the Yi as with IDs and/or the heart & the Zhi as with EDs) and/or interrupt the proper 24 hour circulation of wei (defensive) qi as with AE.

“According to Su Yu, corpse-vector starts in the kidneys, passing successively to heart, lungs, liver & spleen.” -Quote taken from Chinese Magical Medicine by Michel Strickmann.

It is important here that the word ‘possession’ is understood as a Five Element medical diagnosis of possession by pathogenic qi, rather than having any religious/moral context.

Types of xie qi:

A) Any of the Internal, External or Neither Internal nor External (Miscellaneous) Causes of Disease can pervert the true qi of a person. The established protocols for clearing IDs/EDs & draining AE work brilliantly for pathogenic xie qi.

6 External Causes of Disease:
Wind
Cold
Damp
Dryness
Fire
Summer Heat

7 Internal Causes of Disease:
Sadness
Joy/Excitation
Anger
Fear
Fright/Shock
Worry/Overthinking/Pensiveness
Oppression (grief/sorrow/melancholy)

See “The Seven Emotions; Psychology & Health in Ancient China” by Claude Larre & Elisabeth Rochat de la Vallee. Monkey Press.

8 Miscellaneous Causes of Disease:
Constitutional/hereditary factors
Diet & Appetite
Exercise
Sex
Work/rest/sleep
Parasites/Worms (Gu) & Poisons
Trauma
Wrong treatment

B) Memory Possessions/Obsessions. A memory of an event is locked into the person. In some cases something did happen, in other cases it didn't really happen but is tangibly real for the person. Ultimately it doesn't matter if it really happened or not, in terms of treatment prognosis. The ID/ED protocols may be applicable, but you could more usefully look to the 13 Ghost Point protocol, or combinations of Ghost points, especially in cases of 'Obsession'.

C) Invasion by Gui. There are many kinds of Gui, all of whom can be responsible for perverting the true qi of a person. The Gui are the earthly spirits: the Chinese character for Gui has a hook on it, showing that its nature is to attach to the earthly realm. The Gui are in duality with the Shen (the heavenly spirits). The right relationship is said to be ShenGui, where heavenly influences preside over earthly concerns: the wrong relationship is GuiShen, where earthly passions & desires override spiritual perspectives. Unique, distinct spirits (Gui) can slip in and live through you: often the effects to the host are not intended but are the result of the Gui being there & turning you into a suitable vehicle. Gui can be benevolent or malevolent: some want to be somewhere else; some do not want to be elsewhere; some want to leave the host; others do not want to leave. The RootingShen paradigm (irrespective of the specific protocol used) is very successful for setting up a win/win solution for the Gui & the patient, & subsequently restoring the true qi of the person.

“The expression used for the procedures employed by the malevolent dead was ‘plaint from the tomb’. This term described the origin of the pathology, but the pathology itself or its physical symptoms were designated by another term, ‘ghost (or demon) infusion’ or ‘ghost-infestation’. The first syllable denoted not only ghosts but also demons, and sometimes lesser deities as well. The second syllable means, literally, a ‘pouring-in’. The spectral pathogens visit their victim and stay on & on.” -Quote taken from Chinese Magical Medicine by Michel Strickmann.


Predisposing factors to xie qi:

A person is often invaded by xie qi, including Gui, because the interior is vulnerable and/or the exterior is not effectively safeguarded. Occasionally the exterior can be strong and xie qi gets in anyway, but the strongest people put up the biggest reactive defense. When a person is really fighting a pathogen, for example, they will not be able to function. With a weak person, the pathogen will just slip right in & dominate the vehicle, easily changing it.

“When malignant qi dwells in a person’s body, it is called infestation. A result of systemic imbalance, depletion or exhaustion in the patient. The malignant qi may gain entrance if….he has suddenly come into contact with emanations from the dead or has collided with a ghost or demon.” Quote taken from Chinese Magical Medicine by Michel Strickmann. (from Ch’ao’s On the Origins & Symptoms of Diseases completed in 610).


A few diagnostic pointers to xie qi:

• The person exhibits chronic exhaustion & a desperate struggle to keep life together
• The person is not available to himself and/or to the world, therefore is numb or indifferent to the interior/exterior
• He/she struggles to maintain internal integrity
• The person seems like a cardboard cut out, not noticing or reacting if you do something unexpected
• He/she reports or exhibits odd behaviour, for example putting a hand on a cooker and not knowing it hurts
• His/her behaviour (including any obsession) seems almost pre-programmed into his/her cells
• The person has had a lot of Possession/AE treatments and is still not responding to treatment
• You feel that you are not getting the expected pulse and/or CSOE changes, after having done ID's and/or ED's
• You are sure the person has AE (due to mixed CSOE) but can not seem to access/clear it
• You feel that you are on automatic pilot interacting with her/him (whereas with a normal person you need to continuously adjust)
•You feel that you can't meet the individual at all or that if you could interact you would completely take over/adversely influence the person

In order to deal with this, you need to keep good Shen (spirit). Let's take a look at what www.acufinder.com/Acupuncture+Information/Detail/The+Definition+of+Shen+Root+of+the+Spirit has to say about it:

Shen (shen), n.

Root of the Spirit -

“Heaven abides so that we have virtue. Earth abides so that we have Qi. When virtue flows and Qi is blended there is life.” — Huangdi Neijing Lingshu


Shen is usually translated as “spirit” and refers to that aspect of our being that is spiritual. It embodies consciousness, emotions, and thought. According to traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), Shen is said to preside over activities that take place in the mental, spiritual, and creative planes.

Chinese Medicine considers Shen to be one of the “three treasures” that constitute life: Jing, the essence; Qi, the life force; and Shen, the spirit. TCM views the spirit as an integral part of our health and our well being and cultivation of the spirit is considered essential for health maintenance.

Chinese masters say it is through Shen that we radiate ourselves into the world. This “spiritual radiance” manifests as our wisdom, emotional well being, and ability to see all sides of an issue. Shen refers to that aspect of our being that looks to the universe around us, and is not focused on emotions. Shen draws our attention to the divine. It contributes to wisdom, virtue, and calmness, and maintains our whole being in order.

The spirit can be harmed by external factors if we fail to maintain vitality through good habits, physical strength, and adequate nourishment. The spirit can also be harmed by internal factors, especially excessive emotions.

Disharmony of Shen often manifests itself as anxiety, insomnia, lackluster eyes, muddled thinking, forgetfulness, chronic restlessness and, in severe cases, mental illness, including depression and mania. It is said that Shen can be strengthened through meditation, physical exercises such as Tai Qi and Qi Gong, and by acupuncture and herbal remedies.

Take up Tai Chi or Qigong. Also keep good habits, stay physically fit, keep a good diet, and don't be emo.

[allyourki]

Also be compassionate, positive and in general, nice

[KendamusBack]

Like I said... don't be emo.

[Akallabeth]

nothing wrong with emos >_>

[WelcomeBackKenny]

Being emo and making your Ki stronger don't mix. That's what I'm getting at.

[Akallabeth]

Makes sense, you know you can just make an account right?

[Kenner]

Actually, I can't. My IP is unbanned but my account is not.

[Akallabeth]

ack, lemme fix that

[Kendamu]

Thanks, dude! I think my girlfriend's computer's IP is still banned but whatever. I barely use her computer anymore.

[Akallabeth]

I think i unbanned anything related to you, and np