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Jing Qi Shen (精氣神) are three Chinese terms commonly used in Taoism related studies. They refer to the processes noted in the human body by Taoists that they say are related to spiritual and physical health. Jing (精) means an essence, qi (氣) breath energy and shen (神) a divine or human spirit.
   They are often referenced in traditional Chinese medicine and the tai chi classics. Other references are in the Neijing Suwen and in Huangdi Neijing by the Yellow Emperor in the times of Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors .

Significance Of Jing Qi Shen

Jing Qi Shen correspond to the Sanbao, or Sanyuan for example the Three Treasures or the Three Jewels although not in the same context as the translated extract from Chapter 67 of Tao Te Ching, and metaphysically correspond to the Three Pure Ones, the Daoist Trinity in
  • Yu Ching (玉清元始天尊) reigns over Shen
  • Shang Ching (上清靈寶天尊) reigns over Qi
  • Tai Ching (太清道德天尊) reigns over Jing
An excerpt from the Tiantang Yiuchi describes all of the Yuanling 原靈 (or Yuanren 原人), who descended to the realms of the living, were originally pure. But through many cycles of deaths, mixing with earth, (reincarnation) and the ways of the (living) world, most had lost their purity, became cluttered and never find their ways back to heaven.

Glossary

  • Xiu (修), to correct, to better and to improve.
  • Xingming Shuangxiu (性命雙修), is to correct or better both the fundamental nature (性) and the live(命) of one’s being. Note the Chinese characters xingming (性命) is commonly read and understood as one’s life. The Xingming in this term distinguishes Xing from Ming, in that Xing (性) is the original man, the Yuanling (原靈) whilst Ming (命) denotes the life or the duration for which the Xing would occupy within the lifespan of the individual.Further Information

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