What are sen?
Sen are the channels and conduits along which prana (energy) flows in Traditional Thai Medicine.
Here are some of the most common questions about Thai massage terminology.
Sen are the channels and conduits along which prana (energy) flows in Traditional Thai Medicine.
The Lan Na Kingdom, located in Northern Thailand, existed from the 13th to 18th century, and its culture still thrives today.
A Sak Yant tattoo is a traditional form of tattoo art originating from Southeast Asia, particularly Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar.
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Herbal pain balm is a blend of aromatic oils that suppress pain by causing irritation on the point where the pain relief balm is applied.
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A blood stop is an arterial compression technique in which a massage practitioner applies acupressure to slow the blood flow in a recipient.
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The Wai Kru is a prayer to show respect to teachers that is integral to the Thai healing arts for students, practitioners, and teachers.
Lom Pran is the Thai term for Wind of Life, an invisible primordial vital force in every living being.
Sen Sib are ten energy lines in the human body that act as conduits for universal energy in Traditional Thai massage and medicine.
Acupressure involves applying pressure on specific points or areas of the body using thumbs, elbows or knees.
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