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Houki Ball:
Previously mentioned as the mega ball, this a boosted version of the chi
ball, but with a few other uses.
Place you dominant hand up at chest level, palm facing towards the sky. Use the chi
flame, and feel the energy inside of you. Push the energy from the flame to your palm, and above it to form a ball. Then,
release some of the chi from your tan-tien to create a core for the ball. Keep drawing energy directly into the ball.
Here, we must once again create a block of chi at the wrist. This will be used to boost the ball, being as it will go
slowly and desintigrate if it were thrown with that much energy with it. After the block has been made, and pressure builds,
bring your arm down and face your palm towards the opponent. Remove the block. This will release the chi to boost the
ball(should be about 10 inches in diameter) at the opponent. Some options are: You can make the huge ball seperate into small
ones, and create a scatter attack. You can also let the ball go slightly behind the opponent, and explode. This is from the
underground.
Chi Dzuen: Chi Drill, this literally punches a hole in the opponents chi aura. Put a little chi into your index and middle
fingers. Instead of making a chi ball make it spin like a drill. Thrust forward and puncture a hole in the opponents chi aura.
Multi Convergence:
This is a technique designed to allow the practicer to create spiritual
replicas of one's self. This is accomplished by shaping your chi into the form of yourself. Stand is a postured position,
legs at shoulder width. This time, feel the chi move inside of you. Draw in more chi to add to it, but don't let
it come outside of your body like a chi flame. Once your body is full of chi, start to make the chi move faster
and faster throughout your entire body, untill it's going so fast, it(in your mind) doesn't look like it's moving at all.
Now, step to the side, and visualize that energy seperating in half from your body. There should now be a model of yourslef
molded by chi next to you. Move it like you would a chi ball. As long as you concentrate on it, it will not dissapear.
I got this from the UND.
Choko Blast(edited):
This is a technique I devided for one reason, to completely overpower
an opponent, and defeat him with one attack. Be careful.
Stand in the normal ki blast position, about 3 feet away from
the opponent. Cup your hands down at your side, and use the ki flame. Once again, you must push the flame into your hands,
and form a ball with it's energy. Use the ki flame twice, the second time letting the ball expand to your wrists. Now, draw
ki in to your body, and add it to the ball as a core. But this time, make the core spin. Keep addind the ki, untill your hands
are completely inside of the ball. Now, you must again create a block of ki at the wrists, and build up pressure. Thrust your
hands foward, and remove the blocks, blasting the ball at your opponent at about 150mph. But as it's going, visualize it bring
energy from all around you through the opponent with it. If done propperly, the opponent, should bend over and gasp for breath.
The estimated time of recovery from this attack is about 10 minutes. This is also from the und.
WARNING: USE AS LAST RESORT!
Kamehameha: First make the strongest chi flame you have ever done. Now put your hands to your sides and make a core for
the ball with your own chi. As you are saying kamehameha transform the chi into jing. This should have a very devistating
effect.
One-handed-kamehameha: First make an extreemely strong chi flame. Now put one hand to your side and create a core for
the ball with chi from your own tan-tien. Now say kamehameha slowely to allow time for the next steps. Turn the ball into
jing and visualize the chi around you being in your control you do this to make it super strong. Now when you fire the blast
in your mind it should look like the chi around you (also in your control) is spiraling from shoulder distance (not out of
your shoulder) and it is pushing the ball forward. The spiral should be extra strong because lots of chi is in it.
Soul Lance:
Lancing is a form of kujic mysticism, developed by the ninja to create an edge
over the samari gaurds for assasination methods. I will later include an entire section on lancing, but for now, work with
this.
Stand in a postured position, dominant leg in front. Place your hands so that the blade(side) of the hand is towards
the opponent. Feel out the energy inside of you, and let it vibrate(reading jing section is advised). If you can, transmitt
it into jing. Push the energy to the inner most part of the body or meridians. Bend your knees, and send the vibrating energy
down towards the sole of your back foot. Let it travel down your spinal column, then through the femur to reach it. The vibrations
should send the ki back up the leg, through the ribs(in a diagnal direction), and out through the arms. The course of the
energy from your body should project the ki at an extremely high rate of velocity. Just as the ki reaches your hands, thrust
at your opponent, the side of your hands will create a blade-like shape when the energy comes out to your opponent. This is
a form of Dow tzeh jing(Vibrating Power). The opponent will be directed back, and should normally be knocked off their feet
or loose their balance. More or less, causing them to stumble back. This technique takes a decade to fully develop. Just as
all the other lances.
Tenchi Hap Kokyuho:
This is a strike executed with your middle and index fingers. It's really
not a strike, more of a tap.
Feel out your opponent's power after battling for a little while. Notice his/her aura. Extend
the middle and index fingers of your dominant hand. Push a little ki into them, and visualize it becoming a magnet. Place
your fingers simply at your opponent's aura, and "turn on" the magnet, causing a shack of energy to his aura. This will most
likely nor be accomplished the first 30 or 40 tries. It takes a few years. But eventually, it becomes an astonishing ability.
Chinese called it the Heaven and Earth Breath Tap(Tenchi Hap Kokyuho). When developed, simply a tap can send an opponent curling
at the floor. Never strike for the heart area, and only touch the aura.
Fire ball:
The fire ball is a hard move to learn to controll, but it is also extremely
effective. To start out with, put your hands in the basic ki ball position. Start adding Ki energy into your hands, except
this time focus as hard as you can into making the energy warm. Try to make it as hot as you can. Don't worry, the heat will
not harm you because it is your energy. Now once you have added a fairly large amount of energy to the ball, remove one of
your hands away from the ball. Now you should have only one hand holding the ball. Raise the hand that is holding the ball
in the air. Make sure that the ball is in your dominent hand. Grab your wrist with your other hand that is free. Now push
your ki out of both hands so that some of it is comming out of your dominent hand that is holding the ball, and some is comming
out of the hand that is holding your wrist. Push the energy that is holding your wrist into your wrist and into the ball.
You know have the energy comming out of both hands. Now is the hard part. Start powering up and tightening your arm muscles.
Focus as hard as you can on the ball turning into a huge flaming ball of energy. This is actually easier than it sounds because
it is your energy. If you focus hard enough, then a friend about 4 feet away will probally say something like "Wow! I just
saw a flame.", or, "Dang, that thing is hot", or something else like that. If you are a beginner, then for your first year
of making it, the best you will probally make is a very faint ball of fire most likely. I would recommend that you have some
experience in Pyrokinesis before you start really practicing the move because it is easier to perform.
This is all the ex-treem stuff for now but if you e-mail me I will tell you the strongest technique in the universe...
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