I'm often asked about what that means when we talk about using a "chi form". The word "form" is often used in many different ways to convey the meaning a person is trying to get across. One dictionary says, that "form" means to mold by construction or discipline. In martial arts, a person uses a form to learn a series of punches or kicks in proper sequence. In most places, after the student learns eight of these specific forms, they obtain a black belt in that particular style.

At the School of Chi Energy, students learn to use their own projected bio-energy or chi to create a "chi form". Students learn how to utilize these chi forms for healing and many other uses. There are energy modalities that do teach a student how to move around their chi, but they do not teach this unique technique of actually forming the chi "into place".  Our students slowly over time, learn to cultivate & project their chi into a usable "chi form". This is a "chi form" that a person can feel in a physical or tangible way. Students learn to use these chi forms to perform extreme abilities and quantum healing techniques.

In this seminar, Instructor Sifu Cicero presents Sifu Jones with the questions below from energy practitioners, non energy people and chi energy students who want to know more about energy forms and energy form training.

• What are Energy Forms?
• What is Energy Form training?
• I work with the chakras.  How are Energy Forms different from the chakras?
• What is the difference in the Energy Forms in year one, two, three and into the graduate level of your School of Chi Energy Training?
• What are some of the practical applications with using Energy Forms?
• Can I use my Energy Form during my meditation?
• I can move energy of various types, I can accumulate energy, I can concentrate energy and I can qualify the type of energy in a projection.  How is the energy projection of this type different than Energy Forms?
• Can I physically feel this Energy Form?
• Why do you build the Energy Form with a process in your training called the Tri-concept?