(Chinese medicine) to regulate or rectify the flow of vital energy (气 qì) to treat conditions such as stagnation or deficiency

To adjust or regulate one's breathing, often as a preparation for a physical activity like playing a wind instrument

(Philosophy) a core concept in Neo-Confucianism referring to the relationship between abstract principle or law (理 lǐ) and the material force or physical substance (气 qì) of the universe

The internal logic, moral principle, and stylistic momentum of a piece of writing

A school of feng shui that determines auspiciousness based on compass directions, star positions, and the five elements, as opposed to physical landscape forms