Our posts about Sen Lines in Thai Massage and Thai Yoga

Sen Sip Energy Lines | Starting or Ending at the Navel or Orifices?
The Thai Sip Sen Energy Lines are the ten main Lom Pran Channels that distribute Life Force Energy through the body. It’s a common thought and t [ ... ]

History and Development of Our Sib Sen Energy Lines eBook
When I started learning Thai Massage in 2009, I took my first nine courses with the Sunshine Massage School in Chiang Mai. Naturally that defined my T [ ... ]

Why Is Sen Kalathari Called The Emotional Energy Line in Thai Massage?
In this article, we take a deeper look at Sen Kalathari — one of the ten primary Sib Sen Energy Lines in Thai Massage — also called the em [ ... ]

Sen Line Starting and Termination Points
Although some Thai Massage schools and lineages assert that the ten primary Sen Lines start at the orifices of the body, in the majority of cases it� [ ... ]

Sen Line Charts and Thai Acupressure Points
One of the most mindboggling inconsistencies with regard to the Thai Sen Lines is that there are different chart versions to be found as far as it con [ ... ]

Thai Acupressure with the Thumbs and Sen Line Work
In Thai Massage, acupressure can be applied with different body parts, such as the fingers, knuckles, hand palms, elbows, knees, and feet. However, th [ ... ]

Sen Sib Energy Lines across the Face and Head | Chart (Map)
Of the ten primary Thai Massage Sen Sib Energy Lines, eight can be found in the face and head. Seven of these Sen Lines have their endpoints (terminat [ ... ]

Thai Sib Sen Energy Lines | Quick Reference List
In this post, you’ll find a quick reference list to the descriptions of each of the ten Thai primary Sib Sen Energy Lines. The Sib Sen, also referre [ ... ]

What Is a Thai Acupressure Point?
Thai Acupressure Points are defined as physical locations along the Sen Energy Lines. These physical locations or “points” can be manipulated, tha [ ... ]

Thai Acupressure Points | Origins and History
The origins and history of Thai Acupressure Points (also called Thai Pressure Points or Thai Acupoints) is closely related to that of the history of t [ ... ]