Taoism & Qigong

In Taoism, and other belief systems, Qigong exists and is defined as any practice used to regulate or control chi. Chi, or qi, is of course also connected to prana and ka. This is also highly connected with the chakras or shen centers and deals with highly advanced subject matter. It gets more complex the more one studies and is all very intertwined.
The reason I am posting this is because I've been taking my Taoist/Qigong practices more seriously lately and as an Asetianist realized how truly vampiric these practices are. I speculated as to how maybe these practices are originated by the Asetians or maybe an incarnated Asetian developed or influenced these systems in Asia and all over the world.

Thoughts?

Appealing subject matter and plausible theory. I would ask if you're interested to dig deeper into the aspects of Qigong and Taoism and then share with us your findings on how you think it connects with the Asetian tradition. An article for the community maybe?

Absolutely. It will take time but I appreciate the suggestion. I will keep you updated, Jonathan.

Hmm.
Interesting.

Gargoyle: If you check QiGong, you will notice that Asetian Bible describe QiGong, mainly the part of Asetian Lineages.

Yes, indeed Kalb.

Update: I have started working on this piece. It will contain the very essence of my everyday studies and practices. I fight battles daily and overcoming these obstacles is what sheds light on the darkness - alchemically turning my pain and suffering into enlightenment. I see it as one aspect of metaphysical warfare.

But yes, as I am writing this essay, piece, work, tome, etc. I will simultaneously be going on a spiritual quest of mind, body and soul.
I will post a preview soon... as it will be quite long and won't be fully finished until I have perfected it.
Em Hotep to all.