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Thai Acupressure and Acupoint Locations | Concepts and Application
Thai Acupressure is primarily based on the idea of manipulating the flow of Prana Life Force (called Lom Pran in Thailand) at specific locations of th [ ... ]

Thai Massage Therapy, Animal Massage, and Sip Sen Energy Lines
As a Thai Massage therapist I have been regularly asked if I would also massage the client’s dog or cat. In itself not such an awkward question [ ... ]

Sib Sen Knowledge Compared to Yoga Nadis
There can be no doubt that when you study the history and origins of the Sen Sib Energy Lines in Thai Massage and Thai Traditional Medicine that you c [ ... ]

Sen Sib Energy Lines and Treating Back Pain
Low Back Pain — also called lower back pain or lumbago — is one of the most common complaints, pains, or discomforts, and we’re going to [ ... ]

Sen Line Correlations with the Thai Four Elements
One of the primary aims of Traditional Thai Medicine (TTM) is to promote health and longevity by maintaining the vitality and balance of the Four Elem [ ... ]

Special Massage Techniques to Manipulate the Sen Sib Energy Lines
Apart from manual massage techniques applied with Traditional Thai Massage, such as acupressure or pressure applied with the thumbs and palms, or assi [ ... ]

Sen Lines Don’t Have Fixed Locations in the Body
When we think about the Sen Sib Energy Lines in Thai Massage, we would think that these are static energy channels, to be found at fixed locations, ru [ ... ]

What Is Sen Line Therapy? | Thai Massage
Sen Line Therapy involves the manipulation of specific Sib Sen Energy Lines to either maintain health or to cure an illness, ailment, or discomfort. T [ ... ]

Sip Sen Energy Lines versus Yoga Nadis | Similarity and Difference
When you compare the Thai Sib Sen Energy Lines and the principal Indian Yoga Nadis you can only come to the conclusion that they have much in common. [ ... ]

Sib Sen | Why 10 Principal Sen Lines in Thai Massage?
Thai Massage recognizes 10 major Energy Channels, called the Sip Sen (or Sib Sen), in the Thai language officially referred to as the Sen Prathan Sib, [ ... ]