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Healing, Rehabilitation, and the Power of Silence
Healing, convalescence, and silence have always had a strong relationship with each other. For instance, it’s a well-known fact that one is expected [ ... ]
What Is Spiritual Enlightenment? | Paths to Spiritual Awakening
“As soon as the mouth is opened, evils spring forth. People either neglect the root and speak of the branches, or neglect the reality of the ‘ [ ... ]
Body Balance | Holistic Assessment for Massage and Bodywork Therapists
Body Symmetry Assessment (or Body Balance Assessment) in massage and bodywork therapy is predominantly about looking at the symmetry, that is the equi [ ... ]
Mantras | Sacred Sounds for Physical, Psychological, and Spiritual Attainment
Mantras — also written Mantrams — as used in Hinduism and Buddhism, are sacred sounds, utterances, words, or sentences in the Sanskrit, Pa [ ... ]
Thai Massage Joint Mobilization | Aims, Benefits, and Techniques
In this post, we’ll take a look at several joint mobilization techniques in Thai Massage (you will also find a demo video at the end of this art [ ... ]
Advaita Vedanta | Atman Equals Brahman
The concepts of Atman and Brahman are rather complicated topics as there are a broad variety of different views within Indian philosophies and religio [ ... ]
Tantra Courses in Canberra – Australia | ACT
In this post, you’ll find an overview of teachers and trainers in Canberra (Australian Capital Territory) that offer Tantra courses, classes, re [ ... ]
Purusha and Prakriti in Advaita Vedanta
Purusha and Prakriti (also written as Purusa and Prakrti) are two rather complex concepts in Hinduism, which are vastly differently interpreted depend [ ... ]
Thai Massage and Forearm Rolls
In Thai Massage, masseurs and therapists can use many of their body parts to give a massage. Most commonly these will be the hand palms and thumbs, bu [ ... ]
Mahavakyas | The Great Contemplations in Advaita Vedanta
Mahavakya is a Sanskrit word, and is usually translated as Great Saying or Great Contemplation, being derived from Maha (meaning “great”) and Vaky [ ... ]
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