Could anybody that meditates or can gather energy please tell me what it feels like when this energy enters you?, it's because I think I did it for the first time today and im not sure..
Cheers

depends on experience, Sensations or a prickly feeling or electrical. the individual feels it. it enters the head from above or up the fingers. it can eventually feel like a goowy viscus liquid under the skin, eventually taking over the skin and shining outards....put the energy into the bone.

Can you ever have too much energy? Say to make you feel sick. I was trying to build an energy shield once and felt very sick later.

If you were to built up energy, other than the chemical energy your body produces to drive its metabolical processes, you would have several adverse effects. A couple of examples are: electric currents and heat. Any of those that would add to your 36.6 average core body temperature to raise it, especially over 40C would cause denaturation of your protein structures and cellular decay.

In other words people who claim to "manipulate" energy in terms of their physical form are purely decieved by the feel of their metabolism in a relaxed status.

No idea...

Makes sense. Gotta love science

Cheers for that, When it was happening to me my body was pulsing and heating up whenever I asked for more energy...mad stuff!

You cannot "ask" for more energy... you have to visualize the energy...seems to me you are going about this all wrong...

I try it sometimes. When I focus it to the point between my hands it gets warmer there. I think its Chi. I dunno, but I do know that something happens.

Obviously I visualize the energy entering me but that doesn't mean you can't ask for more energy (in your mind not out loud btw), how else are you gonna get it?

It feels really quite strange. Often times, Brother Mai begins scratching himself savagely. With his built up energies, his scratching usually tears holes in his robes.

Well yes and no. The relaxation causes certain vessels to relax then dilate, pushing on nerve plexi and creating a sensation. This can feel like heat, or electric, or dull and heavy almost like a bee sting...some people even say it feels like bugs crawling on them, but to a large part that is believed to be a product of the nervous system...this is merely the base level for training though. The misconception that is often made, is when one relegates qi only to the nerve sensation, or "bioelectricity"...bioelectricity is merely a product of ATP..qi is the force causing the creation of ATP...it is the force causing the organs to perform their functions...
When I use my qi, to give acupuncture, my patients claim they can feel it. When their body function improves, I believe them. Also, I use qi in martial arts to punch through boards and bricks, or take ridiculous amounts of punishment. Is anyone here familiar with Dim Mak? or Tajichuan ...not "tia chi". So Bio Mage, don't be too quick to discount something just because you have no personal experience with it. Also, you will find that heat energy can be quite beneficial in certain conditions, and your body already has a mild electrical charge...so the claims of energy are not so far fetched, just misunderstood.

to me it just feels like tingling i have never made a good psi ball i can never feel the ball shape like people say thay can do

I think they're referring to etheric energy.

I was gunna say "You feel replenished, and that you could run faster"... but sure... that works too

Damn you Bio You beat me to it

To me it feels exactly like when the circulation of blood to your hand gets cut off. That tingling feeling u get. Thats what it feels like to me when i gather the energy but when i form it into a ball i can actualy feel a ball in my hand. the more i concentrate the bigger it gets, the warmer it gets and the wider my hand opens. Im still not sure if its mind over matter. My mind telling me i feel these things when i realy dont, but when it comes to the tingle in my hand i know its not because im restricting the blood flow to my hand. My arms are always straight out infront of me. Not bent or layed out on a table surface.