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What is Sen Pingkala?

Sen Pingkala begins one thumb width right of the navel and ends at the inside corner of the right eyebrow.

Sen Pingkala is the second of ten Sen in the Sen Sib, consisting of one major and four minor lines. Sen Pingkala mirrors Sen Itta, which follows identical lines on the left side of the body.

Sen Pingkala is associated with the Fire Element and is typically related to curing or alleviating headaches, sinusitis, back and neck pains, and sciatic nerve pains. The related organs are the nose, gallbladder and liver, kidneys, and urinary tract system.

Details of Sen Pingkala

Other Names: Pingkhala, Pingla, Pingkla, Pingala
Focus: The respiratory system from 6 am to 6 pm
Body Origin: One thumb width from the right side of the navel
Body Gate: Right nostril
Indications: Migraines, headaches, stress, insomnia, asthma, stiff neck, scapula pain, high blood pressure, nose feeling strange, sinus problems, common colds, cough, abdominal pain, restless legs, urinary tract disorders, back pain, knee pain, chills and fevers, and diseases of the liver and gall bladder.

Therapy Application

Lines 1 and 3 on the outside of the right leg
Line 1 on the right side of the back
The interior line of the right upper arm

Myofascial Meridian

Superficial right front line on the front of the abdomen and chest
Superficial right line on the spinal area

Anatomy Chain

In Thai Massage therapy, the practitioner clears blockages along the Sen lines, allowing Lom Pran to circulate freely and energetically throughout the body.

Sen Pingkala begins one thumb width right of the navel and ends at the inside corner of the right eyebrow
Major Line: The major line begins one thumb width right of the navel, descends diagonally downwards across the right side of the pubic bone, and continues descending along the third inside line of the thigh to the knee. It then crosses around the knee and ascends the third outside line of the thigh to point three on the right buttocks. The line then continues to the sacrum and then up the first line of the back, adjacent to the spinal column. It proceeds up the neck and along the right side of the central line of the skull to the forehead and then down the face to the inside corner of the right eyebrow.
Minor Line 1: The first minor line starts one thumb right of the navel and goes straight up to the side of the right nostril.
Minor Line 2: The second minor line starts one thumb width right of the centre of the nipple line and goes to the right pinkie.
Minor Line 3: The third minor line starts on line one on the right side of the back, beside C7, goes to the armpit and then travels with Minor Line 2 to the right pinkie.
Minor Line 4: The fourth minor line starts at the top of outer line 3 on the right calf muscle, travels down line 3, circles around the right ankle and runs along the edge of the right foot to the little toe.

Learn About the Sen Sib

Sen Itta

Sen Itta begins one thumb width left of the navel and ends at the inside corner of the left eyebrow

Sen Pingkala

Sen Pingkala begins one thumb width right of the navel and ends at the inside corner of the right eyebrow

Sen Sumana

Sen Sumana begins two thumb widths above the navel and ends at the bitter part of the tongue

Sen Kalathari

Sen Kalathari begins four thumb widths to the left of the navel and ends on the small bone at the front of the left ear

Sen Sahatsarangsi

Sen Sahatsarangsi begins three thumb widths to the left of the navel and ends at the middle of the bottom of the left eye

Sen Thawari

Sen Thawari begins three thumb widths to the right of the navel and ends at the middle of the bottom of the right eye

Sen Lawusang

Sen Lawusang begins four thumb widths to the left of the navel and ends on the small bone at the front of the left ear

Sen Ulangwa

Sen Ulangwa begins four thumb widths to the right of the navel and ends on the small bone at the front of the right ear

Sen Nanthakrawat

Sen Nanthakrawat begins two thumb widths below the navel and ends at the rectum

Sen Khitchanna

Sen Khitchanna begins two thumb widths below the navel and a little to the right side and end at the penis on men and through the uterus into the vagina on women

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