Philosophy of Thai Yoga

Thai Yoga massage started in Northern India with Doctor Jivaka Kumar Bhaccha, a contemporary of the Buddha, still honoured in Thailand as the 'father of medicine'.

Connecting with the Nadis in Yoga theory, Thai massage is based on the running of thousands of energy lines carrying life energy (Prana) through our body and focuses on the main 10 ones, the Sen, which run from the feet to the head. Along those lines are the most important acupressure points.

Massaging these lines and points makes it possible to address a whole range of diseases or to relieve pains such as back, shoulder neck pains; blood circulation problem, etc.

Pascale's Background

Pascale Moys is Heilpraktikerin and fully qualified as an advanced practitioner and teacher.

She was brought to Thai massage through yoga, which she has been practicing for more than ten years.

She did her Foundation course with Alain Daligaut in England and France and carried on with the Advanced Practitioner course with Nicky Smith in Greece in one of the Sunshines Networks's Centres. She takes part in Thai massage retreats on a regular basis.
She was also trained in 'Osteothai', the coming-together of Osteopathie and Thai Massage. She studies Osteopathy at Master level at the University of Dresde.

Pascale runs a practice in Berlin and Paris and gives group and individual teaching. She approaches Thai Yoga Massage as a form of meditative dance, which benefits both practitioner and receiver through a deep spiritual exchange.

 

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