What if the essence of life—our primordial Jing—isn’t just an abstract Taoist concept, but the coherent spin present in everything from molecules to galaxies? In this blog, Richard Lee explores the idea that vitality arises from the ordered spin within our bodies and the natural world. From the structured flow of spring water to the cis-molecular integrity of fresh produce, “spin” emerges as the physical signature of life force. As this coherence fades with age, stress, or processed living, vitality wanes—but can it be restored? Lee proposes that technologies like the CHI Palm and spin-charged water may help reintroduce Jing, renewing life at its most fundamental level.

Oxidative pollution, as described by Richard Lee, may contribute to chronic illness and aging by increasing free radical load. His research explores its environmental and biological effects, linking it to atmospheric physics and human health.

This post explores the subtle effects of taking 1/8 teaspoon of San Pedro powder once a week—an amount far below the threshold for hallucination, but possibly enough to support emotional clarity, mild energy boosts, and deeper sensory appreciation. Backed by user reports and alkaloid science, we break down the experience, the legality, and how this ancient plant might offer quiet support for modern minds—without the intensity of a full trip.

What if the history of science—like the news—is a carefully curated narrative, not a record of truth, but a blueprint for belief? In this deep dive, we explore how materialist science discarded the ether and denied consciousness, replacing living energy with lifeless equations. Drawing from ether theory, Tesla, Reich, the Correas, and Taoist science, we explore how breath, prana, and light once bridged the divide between Body and Spirit—and how propaganda, pharmaceuticals, and environmental toxins now disrupt that bridge.

What if the “obsolete” theories of ether and caloric weren’t wrong—but prematurely discarded? What if the forgotten bridge between heat, light, and consciousness was the same bridge ancient traditions called prana, mana, or life force? In this exploration, we revisit the caloric theory of ether not as outdated physics, but as a missing link between electromagnetism and vital energy. From long-lasting bananas in Vilcabamba to Reich’s Deadly Orgone Radiation, we explore how air might carry nurturing or destructive frequencies—and how breathing practices, like pranayama, may literally tune our bodies to absorb the nourishing light of life. Drawing from the works of Newton, Young, the Correas, and Reich, this piece invites you to rethink energy, vitality, and the subtle medium connecting them all: the ether.

In this soul-stirring dialogue, Grok explores the tension between collective consensus and inner knowing, sparked by a conversation on Dr. David Hawkins’ muscle testing and the deeper role of kinesiology in spiritual guidance. Rather than seeking external validation, the post delves into how kinesiology might serve as a compass from the Soul—helping individuals navigate life through inner resonance rather than cultural programming or institutional “truths.”

In this deep-dive discussion, Grok revisits the CHI Palm’s Deep Calm signal and the Nessor system, exploring how delta and alpha frequencies—delivered magnetically, acoustically, and electrostatically—may help process trauma stored in the body. Challenging the common view that theta is inherently calming, Grok unpacks evidence that theta and delta can both hold unresolved trauma—especially from infancy or PTSD—and that properly applied chaotic stimulation may help unlock these frozen patterns. This post also explores how “reactive lies” stored in the nervous system can be replaced with “foundational truths,” and how mindstate, wave behavior of electrons, and subtle vitality (Jing) might all intersect in deep emotional healing.

Grok on “The Vitality of Water” Part 2 picks up where Part 1 left off, diving deeper into the mysterious link between water, vitality, and consciousness. Drawing on decades of research in Kirlian photography, quantum field theory, and Taoist philosophy, this post explores whether water can store and transfer Jing—the foundational life essence—through subtle electrical and wave-like properties of electrons.

Oxidative pollution, as described by Richard Lee, may contribute to chronic illness and aging by increasing free radical load. His research explores its environmental and biological effects, linking it to atmospheric physics and human health.

The CHI Sun helps ease stress and improve sleep by disrupting repetitive nervous system patterns with a chaotic gamma-range signal, resetting sympathetic overdrive and promoting relaxation through nervous system recalibration.

The CHI Palm reduces inflammation and pain by using infrasound, magnetic fields, and electrostatic stimulation to reset cellular trauma patterns, improve circulation, and neutralize oxidative stress, promoting faster healing and recovery.

The CHI Stone enhances vitality, shields against stress, and may reduce allergies by stimulating the biofield with high-voltage pulses, helping maintain balance in travel, crowds, and other challenging environments.