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What is Tao Yin ? | Daoyin Exercises
Tao Yin, also referred to as Daoyin, Tao Yoga, Do-In, Chinese Yoga, or Taoist Neigong, is a system of Taoist body and mind unifying exercises practice [ ... ]
Feng Shui and Traditional Chinese Medicine
Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese practice that uses Qi Life Force to bring human beings and man-made structures in harmony with their surrounding envir [ ... ]
Chair Thai Massage Training Courses in Canada
In past years, Chair Thai Massage, like Thai Table Massage, has seen an increasing popularity in Western countries. Massage done on a special massage [ ... ]
TCM Meridians | Qi Life Energy Channels
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) theory says that the human body is permeated with Meridians (Channels), a network of Qi Life Force energy and condu [ ... ]
What Is Authentic Thai Massage?
Those who want to have a Thai Massage but don’t know what exactly or how Thai Massage is, will most likely prefer to have a traditional, authent [ ... ]
What Is Qigong? | Chi Kung
Qigong or Qi Gong, also written as Chi Kung, is an ancient Chinese tradition and art that has its focus on cultivating, circulating, and harmonizing s [ ... ]
72,000 Sen Energy Lines in Thai Massage
A Sen Energy Line, Sen Channel, Meridian or Pathway is a conduct (i.e. canal or pathway) of so-called Vital Life Energy, the latter also known as Lom [ ... ]
Qi | Ki Vital Life Energy Concept
Qi or Chi is a Chinese term usually translated as Vital Life Energy (or Vital Life Force) and refers to “vital energy” circulating through our bod [ ... ]
What Is Chi Nei Ching Massage?
Chi Nei Ching, not to be confused with Chi Nei Tsang Abdominal Massage, was developed by Master Mantak Chia and William Wei, and uses several massage [ ... ]
Taoism and Traditional Chinese Medicine
To better understand Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) concepts it’s crucial to also understand Taoism. Taoism or Daoism is both a philosophica [ ... ]
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