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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, [ ... ]

Winds in Thai Massage and TTM | Lom
The concept of Lom in Thai Massage and in Thai Traditional Medicine (TTM) can loosely be translated as “wind,” “air,” or ̶ [ ... ]

Using the Knees in Thai Massage | Techniques and Benefits
A Thai Massage therapist can utilize many body parts to give a massage, the knees being one of those. As it is, each body part used, may it be the pal [ ... ]

Sen Sumana, Sushumna and Saraswati Nadi
When you look at the pranic energy channel system in Thai Massage (Sib Sen) and Yoga (Nadis), it’s obvious that there’s a considerable sim [ ... ]

Using the Elbows in Thai Massage
One of the things that makes Thai Massage so interesting for masseurs is that they can utilize a wide range of body parts to give a massage therapy se [ ... ]

Ashi-Thai | Integrating Ashiatsu and Thai Massage
Ashi-Thai is a clothed Barefoot Massage Therapy (that is, therapists massage their clients with their feet) that combines traditional Thai Massage, Ta [ ... ]

Post-Workout Benefits of Thai Massage for Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness
Traditional Thai Massage is known for its wealth of stretches and can be of help in a post-workout routine. As it is, so-called static stretching is d [ ... ]

Thai Massage and Breathwork | Aims, Breathing Techniques, and Health Benefits
Usually, we wouldn’t typically relate Thai Massage with modern Breathwork. But when we consider Breathwork in a more general sense as “bre [ ... ]