Podcasts about zen shiatsu

Dale talks with lovely Emmi Mutale, Founder of Feminine Revered about her journey to the Sacred Feminine and deep crisis can bring us back into alignment.  Emmi shares womb wisdom and the healing energy of the Mother, as well as an invitation to join her upcoming 7-week offering: The Way of the Womb!More here:https://femininerevered.com/online-healing-program-the-way-of-the-womb/Emmi is an intuitive healer, wisdom keeper and a shamanic womb Priestess and teacher, dedicated to re-awakening ancient feminine wisdom. She is an initiate to a South African shamanic lineage and trained in womb shamanism (Fountain of Life and Sanctuary of Sophia), Zen Shiatsu and Usui and Lightarian Reiki. Emmi is also an advanced level EFT (EFTI), Matrix Reimprinting (MRA) and Heal Your Birth Protocols practitioner. In her sacred healing work, Emmi weaves these modalities together to create a magical experience for deep healing and transformation for women of all ages around the world, holding a safe, protected and non-judgmental space for the emergence of authentic connection, profound knowing and inner power. She works with women one on one and in groups, both face to face, online and in retreat settings with the intention of raising the frequency of our planet and fostering healing one womb at a time.Dale Allen has for 25 years shared the healing energy of the sacred feminine through her work: In Our Right Minds. The piece was first a musical theater production, then a one-women multi-media dynamic presentation, an award-winning film, and now a book. In Our Right Minds has been widely acclaimed in all of its forms.  Dale has presented to scores of audiences: touring universities, conferences, corporations, theaters, and expos across the US, Canada, from Kauai to Dubai, and twice to the UN Commission on the Status of Women. (Her encore was requested by the Vice President of the UN Commission, Ambassador Gonzales.)  The film screened at the 2023 Parliament of the World's Religions Film Festival in Chicago. It has been awarded in 19 Independent Film Festivals worldwide. The 2024 book is an International Best Seller on Amazon. ~~~Dale Allen • In Our Right Minds: On the Sacred Feminine, the Right Brain and Restoring Humanity's Natural BalanceWebsite:https://www.inourrightminds.netBestselling Book:•Color Version:https://a.co/d/e8MZm8C• Black & White Version:https://a.co/d/imfeMKqAward-Winning Film:https://www.inourrightminds.net/watch-the-film.html The Dale Allen Podcasthttps://daleallenpodcast.buzzsprout.com Support the show

In this episode, we dive deep into the world of life force energy with Gwyn Williams, founder of Zenthai Shiatsu. Gwyn shares his journey from martial arts to alternative therapies, and how he developed Zenthai Shiatsu, a unique practice that blends Zen Shiatsu, Traditional Thai Massage, and osteopathy to achieve balance and freedom. Together, we explore the yin and yang of life, practical ways to connect with our energy, and Gwyn's mission to guide others toward holistic well-being.Listen in as we discuss:Gwyn's early years and his fascination with life force energy (Ki)The birth and evolution of Zenthai ShiatsuWhy balance is essential to fully harness life force energyInsights on embracing freedom from physical, mental, and emotional blockagesPractical steps to sustain energy and stay grounded in everyday lifeAbout Gwyn WilliamsGwyn has dedicated his life to sharing the transformative power of life force energy. A teacher, healer, and author of The Zen of Touch, Gwyn leads retreats, courses, and Zenthai Shiatsu training in Australia and Southeast Asia, empowering others to connect deeply with their own energy and wellness.Follow GwynINSTAGRAMWEBSITECooper's LinksINSTAGRAMTIK TOKThe Good Human Factory LinksINSTAGRAMWEBSITEMERCH - CODE - PODCAST 25% OFFWORKSHOP ENQUIRYEmail Cooper@thegoodhumanfactory.com to enquire about sponsoring Good Humans Podcast :)THE GOOD HUMAN FACTORY™️ 2020 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we dive deep into the world of life force energy with Gwyn Williams, founder of Zenthai Shiatsu. Gwyn shares his journey from martial arts to alternative therapies, and how he developed Zenthai Shiatsu, a unique practice that blends Zen Shiatsu, Traditional Thai Massage, and osteopathy to achieve balance and freedom. Together, we explore the yin and yang of life, practical ways to connect with our energy, and Gwyn's mission to guide others toward holistic well-being.Listen in as we discuss:Gwyn's early years and his fascination with life force energy (Ki)The birth and evolution of Zenthai ShiatsuWhy balance is essential to fully harness life force energyInsights on embracing freedom from physical, mental, and emotional blockagesPractical steps to sustain energy and stay grounded in everyday lifeAbout Gwyn WilliamsGwyn has dedicated his life to sharing the transformative power of life force energy. A teacher, healer, and author of The Zen of Touch, Gwyn leads retreats, courses, and Zenthai Shiatsu training in Australia and Southeast Asia, empowering others to connect deeply with their own energy and wellness.Follow GwynINSTAGRAMWEBSITECooper's LinksINSTAGRAMTIK TOKThe Good Human Factory LinksINSTAGRAMWEBSITEMERCH - CODE - PODCAST 25% OFFWORKSHOP ENQUIRYEmail Cooper@thegoodhumanfactory.com to enquire about sponsoring Good Humans Podcast :)THE GOOD HUMAN FACTORY™️ 2020 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we dive deep into the world of life force energy with Gwyn Williams, founder of Zenthai Shiatsu. Gwyn shares his journey from martial arts to alternative therapies, and how he developed Zenthai Shiatsu, a unique practice that blends Zen Shiatsu, Traditional Thai Massage, and osteopathy to achieve balance and freedom. Together, we explore the yin and yang of life, practical ways to connect with our energy, and Gwyn's mission to guide others toward holistic well-being.Listen in as we discuss:Gwyn's early years and his fascination with life force energy (Ki)The birth and evolution of Zenthai ShiatsuWhy balance is essential to fully harness life force energyInsights on embracing freedom from physical, mental, and emotional blockagesPractical steps to sustain energy and stay grounded in everyday lifeAbout Gwyn WilliamsGwyn has dedicated his life to sharing the transformative power of life force energy. A teacher, healer, and author of The Zen of Touch, Gwyn leads retreats, courses, and Zenthai Shiatsu training in Australia and Southeast Asia, empowering others to connect deeply with their own energy and wellness.Follow GwynINSTAGRAMWEBSITECooper's LinksINSTAGRAMTIK TOKThe Good Human Factory LinksINSTAGRAMWEBSITEMERCH - CODE - PODCAST 25% OFFWORKSHOP ENQUIRYEmail Cooper@thegoodhumanfactory.com to enquire about sponsoring Good Humans Podcast :)THE GOOD HUMAN FACTORY™️ 2020 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Meet Takkesh, a Movement Therapist who blends a diverse array of disciplines including Zen Shiatsu, Thai Massage, Osteopathic Technique, Chi Nei Tsang, Acro Therapeutics, and Watsu. With a focus on enhancing performance and creativity, Takkesh specialises in guiding elite athletes and professionals to uncover their flow state—the pinnacle of their abilities. Through meticulous attention to physical imbalances and movement patterns, Takkesh empowers clients to transcend barriers, sharpen focus, and elevate overall well-being. His approach, rooted in biomechanics and sustainability, not only strengthens mindsets but also nurtures nervous systems, unlocking clients' true potential for enduring success.Driven by a passion for transformation, Takkesh is dedicated to simplifying and enriching lives through holistic practices. By fostering resilience and aligning body and mind, he inspires clients to embrace a balanced and fulfilling existence. Join Takkesh on a journey toward discovering your flow state and achieving extraordinary accomplishments—wherever you are in your pursuit of peak performance, he offers the expertise and support to help you thrive.Takkesh's LinksINSTAGRAMSURF FLOW INSTAGRAMCooper's LinksINSTAGRAMTIK TOKThe Good Human Factory LinksINSTAGRAMWEBSITEMERCH - CODE - PODCAST 25% OFFWORKSHOP ENQUIRYTHE GOOD HUMAN FACTORY™️ 2020 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Meet Takkesh, a Movement Therapist who blends a diverse array of disciplines including Zen Shiatsu, Thai Massage, Osteopathic Technique, Chi Nei Tsang, Acro Therapeutics, and Watsu. With a focus on enhancing performance and creativity, Takkesh specialises in guiding elite athletes and professionals to uncover their flow state—the pinnacle of their abilities. Through meticulous attention to physical imbalances and movement patterns, Takkesh empowers clients to transcend barriers, sharpen focus, and elevate overall well-being. His approach, rooted in biomechanics and sustainability, not only strengthens mindsets but also nurtures nervous systems, unlocking clients' true potential for enduring success.Driven by a passion for transformation, Takkesh is dedicated to simplifying and enriching lives through holistic practices. By fostering resilience and aligning body and mind, he inspires clients to embrace a balanced and fulfilling existence. Join Takkesh on a journey toward discovering your flow state and achieving extraordinary accomplishments—wherever you are in your pursuit of peak performance, he offers the expertise and support to help you thrive.Takkesh's LinksINSTAGRAMSURF FLOW INSTAGRAMCooper's LinksINSTAGRAMTIK TOKThe Good Human Factory LinksINSTAGRAMWEBSITEMERCH - CODE - PODCAST 25% OFFWORKSHOP ENQUIRYTHE GOOD HUMAN FACTORY™️ 2020 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Meet Takkesh, a Movement Therapist who blends a diverse array of disciplines including Zen Shiatsu, Thai Massage, Osteopathic Technique, Chi Nei Tsang, Acro Therapeutics, and Watsu. With a focus on enhancing performance and creativity, Takkesh specialises in guiding elite athletes and professionals to uncover their flow state—the pinnacle of their abilities. Through meticulous attention to physical imbalances and movement patterns, Takkesh empowers clients to transcend barriers, sharpen focus, and elevate overall well-being. His approach, rooted in biomechanics and sustainability, not only strengthens mindsets but also nurtures nervous systems, unlocking clients' true potential for enduring success.Driven by a passion for transformation, Takkesh is dedicated to simplifying and enriching lives through holistic practices. By fostering resilience and aligning body and mind, he inspires clients to embrace a balanced and fulfilling existence. Join Takkesh on a journey toward discovering your flow state and achieving extraordinary accomplishments—wherever you are in your pursuit of peak performance, he offers the expertise and support to help you thrive.Takkesh's LinksINSTAGRAMSURF FLOW INSTAGRAMCooper's LinksINSTAGRAMTIK TOKThe Good Human Factory LinksINSTAGRAMWEBSITEMERCH - CODE - PODCAST 25% OFFWORKSHOP ENQUIRYTHE GOOD HUMAN FACTORY™️ 2020 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Christel van der Meer is opgeleid als Zen Shiatsu therapeut, oprichtster van Oerbouillon en nu actief als gids naar je natuurlijke kracht. Wekelijks inspirerend gezondheidsnieuws ontvangen? Zie https://oersterk.nu/nieuwsbrief/Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Clip 1: 'In biodynamics, we attempt to meet the whole person. Over time we can settle. We can include the complexities without disappearing, without speeding up. One day you'll skilfully notice this bone, notice this shape, it's safe, there's no trauma. Wow. I can finally let go of that pattern as a whole gesture.I shift from the inside. My breath changes. My heart changes. My gut opens. My head feels free and there's a movement and an expansion in the whole head, the whole person.A deep, beautiful, incredible letting go from the inside. That's biodynamic craniosacral therapy.We have to start in that place of safety, that wide deep relationship that acknowledges a whole person with all sorts of levels of stories.That may sound inefficient and time consuming. It's absolutely not. It's the quickest way I know of working.We're getting into this territory of aligning with the Dao. Aligning with an intelligence that's greater than our intellect. If we find safety, if we relate to these natural rhythms and forces, if we can pay attention in the right way, then we can facilitate these movements and directions.We can facilitate these letting goes as sort of a shedding. Just an internal softening. Change in this model is about soft letting go rather than dramatic forcing.'Episode Notes'Non doing' is something I first learnt about from my study of Zen Shiatsu. 'Zen in the Art of Archery' (Herrigel 1953) opened up a whole new world for me. I still think this is the best book if you want to understand biodynamic craniosacral therapy.From Zen I quickly discovered Taoism. My understanding was deepened by the teaching of Franklyn Sills. There was real joy in my time as a tutor at the Karuna Institute hearing Franklyn make links between BCST and his study of Taoism. There was a clear focus on change emerging from within facilitated by the presence of another. In his later writing, WG Sutherland, the founder of the cranial osteopathy, radically changed his early focus on biomechanics. 'Don't try to drive the mechanism through any external force. Rely upon the Tide' (Sutherland 1990). This expansive model of trusting the tide, is foundational for the biodynamic model. The power of cranial work comes from its gentleness. The ability to facilitate change without force. In a session, when I feel something let go from the inside, it is one of the most exciting things I know. In this webinar I will try to draw out some of the principles and skills we teach in biodynamics that are rooted in non doing. Available as video podcast https://youtu.be/1S_2Bb3zSBU or https://vimeo.com/750070707

Georges Drouin is a legacy Goddard graduate having attended Northwood campus at its inception, from 1965 to 1968. He is of French and French-Canadian descent. His work at Goddard focused on psychology, teaching, modern dance, the I'Ching and T'ai Chi. Georges has served on a School Board, served as a small town councilor, founded a soccer school for young people with his two sons, and founded an elite soccer team in Quebec. He has trained in Hatha Yoga, Zen Shiatsu, intuitive T'ai Chi, Meditation and Mindfulness and Therapeutic Touch from the early 1980s up to present day. We talk about Georges' early introduction to progressive education from his mother, who was an educator inspired by Montessori and Rudolph Steiner philosophies, to her correspondence with Tim Pitkin. Georges started Goddard before the Northwood campus was built so spent his first year in Goddard San Juan. He remains passionate about the future of Goddard and bringing other legacy alumni back into the fold. Georges is an experienced meditation teacher and holds regular meditation sitting spaces for Goddard alumni. Please contact him via email for a current schedule of meditation, and for meditation resources.   Resources: Email: georges dot drouin at gmail dot com OR georges dot drouin at goddard dot edu   Jewels of Refuge Meditation Group (behind Goddard Alumni Association member wall): https://goddardalumni.com/groups/weekly-on-line-meditation-qa-sessions/

Jamila Kekulah Kinney (she/they) is the creator of The Moving Soul, a holistic movement practice that utilizes curiosity, focus and self observation to explore body awareness, body conditioning, and self-inquiry. Jamila's multifacted body and movement training includes GYROTONIC® & GYROKINESIS® methods, Pilates, dance, dance/movement therapy, mindfulness training, somatic meditation, Reiki, yoga and Zen Shiatsu. As a life long learner they believe that "uncovering the gifts of being human can occur through developing a relationship to self through mindfulness and the body." In our conversation, Jamila begins by describing her embodiment as originating through suffering and pain; in order to manage the discomfort, Jamila moved. They emphasize the importance of acknowledging what we don't know so that we may "be open and curious to meeting ourselves and what is, in the moment." Jamila observes and interacts with the forces both internal and external that restrain and constrict how we are allowed to exist and move in our bodies. In follow up conversations, Jamila and I have discussed how internal forces include but are not limited to personal/familial traumas or mental habits of self-criticism or fear. Although Jamila doesn't specify in this conversation the external forces that disempower, this is invitation to identify all conditions –-systemic, intergenerational, social, and cultural-- that live in our collective consciousness and often separate us from the possibility of flourishing together. In particular, I want to call out the dominant cultural forces that oppress bodies, especially for Black, Indigenous and people of color, for women, for LGBTQIA+folks, for those with disabilities and anyone who deviates from the prescribed ideal fostered by industries and structures that capitalize on the insecurity and shaming of our bodies. As the United States reels from yet another white supremacist act of violence, I want to also remind us all that violence against others begins in the mind, in the consciousness, in how we conceive of bodies of others. This work, the work Jamila does, offers a way through. Jamila offers online and in person classes and individual sessions through her website: "https://www.themovingsoul.com/" https://www.themovingsoul.com/ She can also be found on instagram: @themovingsoul To support the labor of love that is The Return to Embodiment, visit https://www.patreon.com/returntoembodiment

✨Since she was ten, Shireen knew she wanted to dedicate her life to helping others heal and succeed. She first found the motivation to do it when people said she was calming to be around, and they felt vibrant, relaxed, and lighter after being with her. Right after graduating from Cloud Watson School of Fine Arts, Shireen became a Reiki Master, pursuing her education and graduating from The Canadian Reiki Institute of Toronto. That led her to further her studies in spiritual psychotherapy, so she studied at The Transformational Arts College of Toronto. Simultaneously, Shireen went to Kokoro Dojo in Toronto where she became a Zen Shiatsu practitioner, and also became certified Ayurvedic practitioner from The Ayurvedic School of Toronto. Shireen began her practice with a small business, and shortly after her career and her business boomed, creating opportunities for her to travel the world and help others be the best version of themselves. Her knowledge and experience brought her to Dubai, Italy, Ireland, Morocco, Belize, Bermuda and many other places in South America. These travels encouraged her to become a philosophy student at The University of Calgary, and later she became a certified Life Coach graduating from Udemy. At the moment, Shireen meets clients either online or face-to-face in 30 to 60 minutes sessions a week. In these sessions, she helps her clients set life goals to make their dreams happen. As a Life Coach, Shireen focuses on individual personal growth and happiness, and she is skilled at providing structured questions that will help organize anyone's thoughts. She also has excellent critical thinking skills to help her clients set tangible goals. Most of all, Shireen enjoys being a part of their lives, seeing them succeed by providing constructive feedback to make sure they never stop pursuing their dreams. LEARN MORE AND BOOK A SESSION WITH SHIREEN AT https://www.shireenkhanshine.com

Matthew Sweigart is the primary instructor and director of the HeartMind Shiatsu Professional Training.  Supervising all levels of HeartMind Shiatsu Training in Theory, Practice and Clinical Supervision. He began his own training in 1985, founding Ohashiatsu® Chicago in 1988, where he taught and practiced with the Ohashi Institute curriculum for 18 years. In addition to Ohashiatsu®, Matthew has studied with many Qi masters and shaman over the years, including Li Junfeng, Roger Jahnke, Jeffrey Yuen, Paul Pitchford, Sun Bear, Alberto Villoldo and Brandt Secunde. Since moving to Northern California in 2000, he has developed the HeartMind Shiatsu curriculum, blending Ohashiatsu, Zen Shiatsu, Qigong, Classical Chinese Medicine and Shamanic Wisdom.  Matthew is the author of Pathways of Qi, Touching Ki, HeartMind Meridian Qigong, Elemental Meditations, Harmonizing Heaven & Earth DVD and its Companion Manual, and the HeartMind Shiatsu Meridian Gestures and Functions Chart. He is the proud father of two awesome young men. In this episode, Matthew and Dawson discuss: * How Matthew's early experiences as a gymnast and singer set him up for a career in bodywork * The history of Shiatsu. Shi = finger, atsu = pressure * Balancing the 6 channels of yin and 6 of yang * The correct amount of finger pressure to apply * Reading the body's energy * Can you do Shiatsu on yourself? * Qi Gong (means “life energy cultivation”) lowers cortisol and boosts dopamine * Manifestation story: “I need a break” Matthew can be reached at: https://www.heartmindhealingarts.com/ Dawson can be reached at: http://dawsongift.com/ #eft #eftuniverse #mindtomatter #blissbrain #energy #shiatsu #bodywork 

In this episode, I speak to a true community leader ! Ivone Apolonario is not an online community  celebrity but a grass root, local leader who has taken it upon herself to change the future of her country with a simple step: by educating children in a different way! Ivone Apoilinario is the co-founder of O Mundo Somo Nos, an alternative educational system in Northen Portugal,  to inspire the next generation and their parents to be themselves and do better for the whole community and eventually the world.Ivone is  also the current coordinator of the Learning Center of the association O MUNDO SOMOS NÓS as well as president of the association's board. Despite her  degree in International Relations, and having studied Management, she has a  growing interest in adult and children education that led her to study several areas such as Natural Medicine (Macrobiotics and Zen-Shiatsu), Yoga, Humanized Childbirth and Pre-Education.  She works for the school to create educational material related to food, health, natural lifestyle and parenting to support the parents as well as the children enrolled in the school. She committed herself to researching various educational approaches, including those of J. Krishnamurti, the main inspiration at the heart of the project, attending various training courses and visiting schools in England, Spain and Portugal. In 2017 she attended, in Sweden, the Family-Lab International “Seminar Leader and Parental Coaching” training, founded by the innovative Danish pedagogue Jesper Juul.Follow Ivone on InstagramFor more details about the school's philosophy, please reach out to the school and visit their website (available in both Portuguese and English) or via email: info.omundosomosnos@gmail.com  You can also follow them on Social Media: Facebook InstagramWhatsAppYou Tube   

In this episode, I explore the physiological processes that happen through the eye of Chinese medicine. I explain in detail how touch is allowing those pathological factors to be released through the Zen Shiatsu model. 

Sifu David Wei is a 16th generation lineage holder of Wudang Zhang San Feng Pai, and a global instructor of Wudang Daoist wellness arts and traditional Chinese acupressure massage.  Under the direct guidance of Daoist priest, Master Yuan Xiu Gang, David completed over 11,000 hours of formal training at the Wudang Mountain Traditional Taoist Martial Arts Academy of China, in 2007, at which time he was accepted as a senior disciple. During those five years, David practiced internal martial arts, medical Qi Gong and meditation. He is also trained in medical massage, Tui Na, Zen Shiatsu, Acu-oil, and Lomi Lomi; and is a certified Wat Po therapist. Prior to Wudang, he trained in traditional Shaolin Gong Fu and classical Chinese brush painting with renowned Master Y.C. Chiang at Wen Wu School. David has since travelled globally, conducting workshop intensives in China, Thailand, Bali, Czech Republic, Sweden, England, Germany, Canada, Mexico, Hawaii, and across the U.S. In 2012, David founded the Wudang West Cultural Heritage Center, a 501(c)3 non-profit wellness ministry, based in Oakland, California, committed to the practice and preservation of classical Chinese healing arts. Show Notes: 1:00 David's journey into martial arts and accupressure. 6:30 What led him to shift his martial arts focus to that of a healing art instead of a breaking art. 9:30 Selling everything that he owned to begin life as a monk in China. 12:00 Staying true to his principles when an unexpected request was made of him by his Masters. 15:00 Discovering the real reason behind his mom's chronic shoulder pain–it had to do with emotional pain instead of mechanical pain. 16:00 How his insight into healing being a matter of the heart impacted his clinical work.  17:45 To have a lasting impact on his students or patients, it's not going to be in his technique, but in the space that he holds.  18:45 Getting people to slow down their tempo and give up their frantic pace is what leads to lasting healing. 24:00 If you put your energy on fixing things, there will always be more and more to fix, but if you put your energy on celebrating things, there will always be more and more to celebrate. 27:00 He isn't treating people–it's through Tai Chi movements that his patients feel better, simply by sharing his space. 33:00 His daily routine encompasses a daily walk, cup of tea, gentle mobility, meditation and holding space for guests. 34:00 He prescribes the 3 M's to his patients–movement, massage and meditation. 37:30 His current mentor is his 7-month-old son. 42:35 Someone he would enjoy meeting in life is the patriarch of his lineage, Zhang San Feng, who is often thought of as the creator of Tai Chi. 45:00 Some history on his lineage and the direction he has taken it. 51:00 His experience with trying out Plum Dragon Dit Da Jow and discovering that its fluidness, which differs from the thicker salves that he is used to, is what helps it absorb into the skin so quickly. He also loves the aromatic smell of the herbs. 54:00 Why he doesn't believe Traditional Chinese Medicine is a real thing–everything from the fact that it's not truly “traditional,” it's not exclusively “Chinese” and it's more about “healing” than “medicine” (which has the connotation of fixing a finite problem). Connect with David Wei: https://wudangwest.com   Connect with Plum Dragon Herbs: https://www.facebook.com/PlumDragonHerbs/ https://www.instagram.com/plumdragonherbs/ https://twitter.com/plumdragonherbs/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-ball-9679a713/ Try Plum Dragon Dit Da Jow: https://plumdragonherbs.com/collections/dit-da-jow   Thank You For Listening! How did you like this episode? We'd love to continue the discussion with you. Share your comments and takeaways below. And if you liked this episode, please subscribe to our iTunes and YouTube channels and be sure to follow, like and comment!   Podcast Music Credit: Motherlode Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

*Visit Shireen's website at https://www.shireenkhanshine.com Since she was ten, Shireen knew she wanted to dedicate her life to helping others heal and succeed. She first found the motivation to do it when people said she was calming to be around, and they felt vibrant, relaxed, and lighter after being with her. Right after graduating from Cloud Watson School of Fine Arts, Shireen became a Reiki Master, pursuing her education and graduating from The Canadian Reiki Institute of Toronto. That led her to further her studies in spiritual psychotherapy, so she studied at The Transformational Arts College of Toronto. Simultaneously, Shireen went to Kokoro Dojo in Toronto where she became a Zen Shiatsu practitioner, and also became certified Ayurvedic practitioner from The Ayurvedic School of Toronto. Shireen began her practice with a small business, and shortly after her career and her business boomed, creating opportunities for her to travel the world and help others be the best version of themselves. Her knowledge and experience brought her to Dubai, Italy, Ireland, Morocco, Belize, Bermuda and many other places in South America. These travels encouraged her to become a philosophy student at The University of Calgary, and later she became a certified Life Coach graduating from Udemy. At the moment, Shireen meets clients either online or face-to-face in 30 to 60 minutes sessions a week. In these sessions, she helps her clients set life goals to make their dreams happen. As a Life Coach, Shireen focuses on individual personal growth and happiness, and she is skilled at providing structured questions that will help organize anyone's thoughts. She also has excellent critical thinking skills to help her clients set tangible goals. Most of all, Shireen enjoys being a part of their lives, seeing them succeed by providing constructive feedback to make sure they never stop pursuing their dreams. EXCITING NEWS! SuperStar REBIRTH Is Here! Now, you can be a Superstar for as low as just $3 a month! The Future Is Magical I truly believe that my weekly Superstar Videoscopes can be helpful, inspiring, and comforting during these special astrological times. I am committed to making them as accessible to as many people as possible. https://www.nadiyashahsuperstars.com FRENCH VANITY FAIR Top 12 astrologers on the planet http://m.vanityfair.fr/actualites/pouvoir/diaporama/ces-astrologues-qui-dominent-le-monde/21003#ces-astrologues-qui-dominent-le-monde-2 REFINERY29 Top 10 astrologers on YouTube http://www.refinery29.com/astrologers-on-youtube-zodiac-horoscope-videos Be Social: To interact and be in the loop on astrological happenings and inspirations... 'Like' me here: http://www.facebook.com/nadiyashahdotcom https://www.facebook.com/synchronicityuniversity 'Follow' me here: http://twitter.com/nadiyashah 'Follow" me here: http://instagram.com/nadiya_shah https://www.instagram.com/synchronicityuniversity/ Thank You for watching! *N.

Shiatsu, auch "Kunst der Berührung" genannt, ist eine Behandlungsform, bei der die Meridiane (Energieleitbahnen) mit speziellen Techniken beeinflusst werden. Es geht darum, den Energiefluss zu anzuregen und auszugleichen und die Körperwahrnehmung zu verbessern. Shiatsu wirkt stärkend und unterstützend in jeder Lebensphase. In diesem Expertengespräch berichtet Ulrike Schmidt, Leiterin der Schule für Zen Shiatsu in Berlin, von ihren Erfahrungen mit älteren Klienten. Sie verdeutlicht, warum gerade diese Menschen von Shiatsu profitieren und verleiht ihrer Begeisterung über ihre Tätigkeit Ausdruck. [Werbung]►Website der Berliner Schule für Zen Shiatsu: https://www.zen-shiatsu-schule.de/►Passende Videos zu diesem Gespräch:Wilfried Rappenecker über Shiatsu: https://youtu.be/c2S4DKQhhvgChiYou Eigenshiatsu: https://youtu.be/WNkVHKsX7uY ►Hier findest Du die YouTube-Playlist mit allen Expertengesprächen:https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLh-1FeLxZy46VIp4LIpKpOCE6PS2V5uSq ➡️ Das Gespräch auf YouTube:https://youtu.be/wF3ZVtp-PFM

Stefan Simon, Feldenkrais- & Aikido-Lehrer aus Kusel. Tätig in Tagesklinik, VHS, im Sportverein und auch selbständig in der Feldenkraismethode. Seit über 15 Jahren beschäftige ich mich mit Kampf-, Bewegungs- und Berührungskunst. Im "Zentrum für harmonische Bewegung" in Berlin studierte ich die Methoden Aikido und Zen-Shiatsu, wofür ich bei der Deutschen Gesellschaft für alternative Medizin die Prüfung zum Zen-Shiatsu-Praktiker abgelegt habe. Februar 2017 habe ich die Feldenkrais-Lehrer Ausbildung im Feldenkrais Zentrum Heidelberg abgeschlossen. www.form-durch-bewegung.de/

I continue with the theme of looking at the specific style of Zen Shiatsu. I try and give a comparison of some of the classical ideas and Masunaga's descriptions of how the organs are providing function in the body from the Chinese Medicine stand point.

I continue my look into Shizuto Masunaga's written works. I look at the healing process and the roles of practitioner and client with regards to healing and many other facets of the work.

In this episode I exclusively look at the books written by the founder of this style of Shiatsu, Shizuto Masunaga. I then try to share my understandings and experiences on what he may have been trying to share with us.

Gwyn Williams is a movement based therapist and the founder of Zen Thai Shiatsu.  For over 20 years he has built a world wide reputation as a leader in the field of healing and yoga.  He has a training and education business called Zen Thai which is a fusion of Zen Shiatsu, Thai Massage and Osteopathy.In this episode we talk about the bridge between body work and yoga - touch.  We discuss the modern challenge of adjusting in yoga and the ways skillful teachers can work around this with awareness and compassion.Gwyn is a champion of building heartfelt community and empowering his students to find their unique voice and expression.  We talk about learning to be comfortable with where you are at in life and his own journey into the 'puberty phase' of elderhood as he finds himself shifting into a role of leadership and legacy.Gwyn is the author of two books and runs a wonderful healing yoga centre on the Sunshine Coast hinterland.Links: http://zenthaishiatsu.com/Books: The Zen of Touch & Connection to Source

In this episode we interview Matthew Sweeney, a long-term yoga practitioner and teacher. Matthew's path of self-inquiry is a remarkable journey through different systems and approaches, from Martial Arts and Zen Shiatsu to Iyengar Yoga and Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga. A long-term absorption in yogic practices together with open-mindedness an interest in Meditation, Tantra, Gestalt Therapy, Transpersonal Therapy, Transforming Cellular Memory, Buddhism and Advaita Vedanta helped him to crystallise his understanding and develop his own authentic and honest approach to teaching. He has written several books and created DVD teaching programs , as well as many great reflections in form or free articles. He is currently based in Ubud, Bali, where he teaches courses in his beautiful shala - Vinyasa Krama Mandiram. In this episodes we go in-depth on the great variety of topics and get really geeky. Show notesRelationship between Moon Sequence & Ashtanga Primary Series. Background & Purpose.Impact of different asana practices on the state of mind - tamasic, rajastic, sattvic?Different angles to look at Vinyasa KramaSequences of Ashtanga Yoga Yamas and NiyamasMatthew's take on 8 limbs of PatanjaliFocusing on Stambha within Pranayama and MeditationDharana, Dhyana and attachment to the practicePratyahara and misunderstandings around itSelf-enquiry and Advaita VedantaPotential of higher limbs and limitations of the systemBenefits of combining different observer consciousness practicesSpirituality and technique---Check our website for more content: http://escaping-samsara.com/Enjoyed this podcast? Please, leave a review on Apple Podcasts/iTunesFeel grateful and would like to support us? Thank you! Here is our Patreon account for contributions.

#453: Today Shann has the pleasure of introducing you to Michelle Racich. Michelle is a board certified Asian Bodywork Therapist who maintains a Zen Shiatsu clinical practice at Heart of Zen. She is also teaist who brings 38 years of martial arts, qigong, and Zen background to her training in Chado, the way of tea. Michelle and her husband Doug own Plum Blossom Tea Company tea shop and tasting room, where they sell whole leaf organic teas, offer gong fu style tea tastings and host private Japanese tea ceremony. During our private tea ceremony, I was surprised by the experience. I was tasting tea in a whole new way. Savoring and experiencing the different flavor profiles of each steep. “A cup of tea is a cup of peace.” – Soshitsu Sen XV Points Covered in our conversation: Michelle's inspiration to learn Chado - The way of tea and how that turned into creating Plum Blossom Tea. How drinking tea supports people who often suffer from anxiety. Where Michelle's tea comes from and what makes it extraordinary. How Zen Shiatsu practitioner can support people who are suffering.   Plum Blossom Tea Company tasting room and retail tea shop offers premium matcha, Asian teas, and teaware. Come learn how to properly whisk a bowl matcha or how to enjoy an aged pu’er Visit Michelle in person or online to expand your tea awareness and to purchase your favorites.  

My interview with Gwyn Williams at Bali Spirit festival discussing the 3 Treasures. Greetings beloved rainbow warriors. I’m coming to you today from Goa india where I’ve been for a couple months now teaching and learning and teaching again. What a blessing to be here spending time in the nourishing sea Gwyn has been teaching his entire adult life. Earlier as a physical education teacher, martial arts instructor and later as a yoga teacher and Zenthai facilitator. His passion for alternative therapies and connecting his heart with his hands led to him teaching Zen Shiatsu at his created Mt. Ninderry Healing Centre in 1999. Since this initial class he has become a national and international teacher of his own form of bodywork/movement and awareness he calls Zenthai. I have to share from his website this explanation of what zenthai is to give you an understanding of who Gywn is. On Zenthai … ‘On the surface we may see a creative form of bodywork integrating techniques and philosophy from Zen Shiatsu, Thai massage and osteopathy. However, at its core is an invitation to  freedom. Freedom not only of the structural and energetic bodies but also, if we are adventurous enough, also the mental and emotional. Experiencing true freedom is not about ‘taking on’ anything new but more-so about letting go of the traps and blockages within our body/mind that prevent us from experiencing our true nature – joyful and free.  It becomes the focused intention for both giver and receiver using tools such as touch, breath, movement, awareness and honest self inquiry that is not confined to a yoga mat or futon but each moment of our daily life.’ I find Gwyn to be an experienced and passionate advocate and educator for wellness in both energy and form. He’s a bright light himself and I’m so proud to share this uplifting AND INFORMATION PACKED EPISODE WITH YOU. Today Gwyn walks us through what in Chinese medicine is known as the 3 treasures. This is really useful information to grasp and find ways to integrate into your daily life for better health and vitality. Gwyn does give some practical tips for cultivating and caring for your three treasures so make sure you have a notebook. Check out the show notes in itunes to get links to Gwyn’s website and schedule. Enjoy and namaste   Gwyn's website http://zenthaishiatsu.com/

The guest for this episode, Ronny Kornfeld. He is a rock/Philly soul from Queens NY. A pro massage therapist (NYSLMT) and nationally certified Zen Shiatsu therapist and a College prof also. Ronny bridges generations and aims for transformation. Child of AM radio when you could hear Beatles, Sinatra, Cash, Motown,Dylan, Chuck Berry all in a row. We spoke about music History and more! Sign up: http://www.pjalphamusic.com/sign-up.html Donate: https://anchor.fm/pj-alpha-music-podcast/support www.pjalphamusic.com/donate Sign up Ronny's email list: https://ronnykornfeld.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pj-alpha-music-podcast/support

Jamila Kekulah Kinney, MA is the creator of Moving Soul Wellness, a holistic movement practices that bridges the gap between soma, psyche and soul. As a teacher of The GYROTONIC EXPANSION SYSTEM® and Pilates, she has been sharing her passion for mindful movement for over 12 years. She is also an authorized Pre-trainer (teacher trainer) for both GYROTONIC® and GYROKINESIS®. Jamila’s practice utilizes these modalities to guide and assist clients in a personal exploration of body awareness and body conditioning. Her training and experience as a dancer, Dance/Movement Therapist, Reiki and Zen Shiatsu practitioner cultivates a skillful, intuitive approach that supports and encourages curiosity and focus. Passionate about the learning process, Jamila is a dedicated Somatic meditation practitioner within the Dharma Ocean community. Sarah and Jamila discuss the perfect mess that is being human. Jamila shares her journey of being embodied at an early age and her work helping others become embodied. They also geek out about tarot, crystals and the field of healing work. Let’s be friends! You can find me in the following places... Website: www.headhearttherapy.com/podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WoundedHealr/ https://www.facebook.com/HeadHeartTherapy/ Instagram: @headhearttherapy Twitter: @WoundedHealr @HeadHeart_Chi

Susun Weed answers 90 minutes of herbal health questions followed by a 30 minute interview with Mary Elizabeth Wakefield.  Mary Elizabeth Wakefield, author of the book, Constitutional Facial Acupuncture (Churchill Livingstone Elsevier, 2014), is internationally acknowledged as a leading authority on facial acupuncture.  Mary Elizabeth is a licensed acupuncturist, herbalist, Zen Shiatsu practitioner and cranio-sacral therapist, and an opera singer.   She has contributed significantly to raising awareness of facial acupuncture as a viable, holistic treatment modality.  She has 30+ years of clinical professional experience as a healing practitioner, and has personally trained close to 5,000 healthcare practitioners from 5 continents.    Her practice and treatment protocols have been highlighted or featured in interviews in Oriental Medicine Journal, Qi Magazine, Alternative Medicine, Acu (UK), American Spa, Luxury Spa Finder, Les Nouvelles Esthetique (Canada), The Lantern (Australia), Naturheilpraxis (Germany), Huang Ti(Netherlands), Spa Asia (Singapore) and others. www.facialacupuncture-wakefieldtechnique.com this episode Q&A includes: • swollen lymph nodes... • safety of borage and uses- comfrey is in the same family, boraginaceae.. • CBD products and other options for pain management.. • using the long leaves of yarrow that emerge at the end of summer to make oil from.. • are epson salts useful? • tai chi is the queen of stability for elders.. • check out herbalist Grethen Gould's Amazing Greace  • harvesting and making medicine from St. Joan's Wort (hypericum perforatum) and its many uses...

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Sitar and Amy Galper of Buddha Nose discuss Zen Shiatsu, the hara, karma yoga, The problems with industrial food and industrial smells, essential oils,  the tantric practice of meditating with smells, and the tantric practice of meditating with a potato. Click on this Link to visit Buddha Nose and enter the code word "sitar" on check out to get 15% off.

Beck Stephens, BA, RMT, CI, AOBTA Beck began practicing bodywork in 1982, studying Zen Shiatsu privately and attending the Swedish Institute. She studied with Pauline Sasaki and Nelita Po’Okui Anderson Cook and built her work on two systems of energy medicine: Shiatsu and Mana O’Hana, the healing art form based in traditional Hawaiian Medicine. In […]

Eeris Kallil is an established Massage Therapist and healing-arts practitioner. She has practiced in America and abroad since 1986. She graduated the Boulder School of Massage in 1988 and became a faculty member there in 1999, teaching Shiatsu, Movement and Massage for Breast Cancer. Her background includes extensive studies of Zen Shiatsu, Chinese Medicine Theory, […]