$aura ca:DtR4D9FtVoTX2569gaL837ZgrB6wNjj6tkmnX9Rdk9B2 If you have purchased Aura, I highly recommend following $Qi #Qi Qi = Chinese version of aura (China aura), Tom replied in the community and thought this Chinese aura from @bonk_fun is very interesting! ca: 4Xsek7r9RwjdVBCv5kHKYS9zXRAVAZrutU1SjjB7bonk Qi (China aura) means: In Chinese, "qi" is a polysemous word, and the specific meaning depends on the context. Here are some common meanings: Energy/vitality: refers to a type of energy or vitality in the human body or nature, such as "qi and blood" and "vitality" in traditional Chinese medicine. Mood/Attitude: Indicates a person's emotional or psychological state, such as "angry" (angry), "amiable" (friendly). Temperament/Style: Describe a person's demeanour or the characteristics of things, such as "gentleness" and "pride". Natural phenomena: e.g. "weather", "air currents". Philosophical concepts: In Chinese philosophy (e.g., Taoism, Confucianism), "qi" often refers to the origin or constituent elements of all things in the universe, such as "yin and yang qi". The Chinese word "Qi" (qì) has multiple meanings depending on context. Here are some common translations in English: Energy/Vitality: Denotes a form of energy or life force, e.g., "vital energy" or "qi" in traditional Chinese medicine 。 Emotion/Mood: Indicates a person's emotional state or attitude, e.g., "anger", "amiability". Temperament/Style: Describes a person's demeanour or the quality of something, e.g., "literary style", "heroic spirit". Natural Phenomenon: Refers to weather or airflow, e.g., "weather", "air current". Philosophical Concept: In Chinese philosophy (e.g., Daoism, Confucianism), "qi" is the fundamental substance or energy of the universe, e.g., "yin-yang qi" (Yin and Yang Zhi Qi).