You can sense, increase, and direct the body’s supply of prana to improve your health -- if you have the proper training. Prana is a living force; it has consciousness. It can be built up and consciously controlled.
There is a saying in chi kung practice: “The chi follows the yi.” Chi is, as explained earlier, a synonym for universal life force. We don’t have a perfectly equivalent word for yi in English, but it refers to the mind or intent.
Thus, the rough translation is: “energy follows thought”; prana goes where you intend it to go.
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