The concept of this energy was widespread and known by various names across different lands.
In Yan, it is referred to as Qi, in Roma, as Mana, and in Yindu, as Sakti.
Likewise, the people of the Great Steppe had their own terms for it, such as Kusa, Sahir, or Anga.
Yet, regardless of the terminology, they all spoke of the same universal force.
This energy was said to permeate the entire world, flowing between the realms of Heaven and Earth.
It could be drawn into the body, strengthening it, and enabling individuals to transcend their ordinary limits, reaching towards the divine.
Its properties is enigmatic, formless, and impossible to fully describe—a mystical force with the power to unlock incredible potential within those who understood how to manipulate it.
The application of this energy varied among different civilizations.
The Yindu harnessed it through the chanting of Mantras, altering reality and perception.
