Yeh ch’i

Yeh ch’i

The “air of the night,” i.e., the strength or force obtained through the rest and recuperation during the night, suggestive of the moral invigoration from the calmness and repose of the mind which is necessary for the realization of one’s good nature. (Mencius, 371-289 B.C.). — W.T.C.

Fuente: The Dictionary of Philosophy