In this episode I explore how we can look at how someone is moving in relation to the world around them. It is through understanding the principles of yin and yang that we can determine what is proper timing. When this timing gets disrupted we can then make adjustments to the spaces that determine the proper movements in the body. This in turn can reset the body back to its proper timing and restore health. 

I explore some thoughts and ideas I have run across through my self exploration of breathwork. I think there might be a lot of unexplored potential in the breath that can help us feel better about life. I share some of the experience I have observed in myself and others and how these reflect a better state of being. 

I often think that talking about qi movement can sound so esoteric and hard to understand.  I think Aikido has a good representation in a physical form of how healing movements can be expressed.  So, I explore the physical movements of aikido as an expression of what is happening within someone and how those movements allow healing to happen. 

As I work and it evolves so to do some of my thoughts and ideas on aspects of my work. I wanted to share a more heart felt approach to what Shiatsu is to me and how I work with it to help others. 

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I explore ways that meditation can benefit us and then explore how shiatsu can also have or enhance those benefits. 

In this episode I talk about a specific way to view the physiology of the body that may differ from some models you may be familiar with.  I also explore some ideas and thoughts on the difference between needles and touch. 

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In this episode I start to explore some of my personal interpretations of how movement is reflecting in the body when I start to combine some theory with my personal experiences together. 

I wanted to share a small simple explanation of why you might choose to get a shiatsu treatment without all of the technical jargon that can turn people off. 

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.