| Rewiring the Machine
This holistic, dynamic, and synergistic approach was experienced before it
could come in the form of words. Thi truly believes pain is the body’s
megaphone to alert that something is wrong. But left unchecked, pain can
work against you and the body continues to send the signals and the brain
continues to send enforcements. The alarm may still be sounding off. This
is when one must “rewire” the machine. To remedy the situation, Thi will
go back and see where the dysfunction occurred and allow the body an
opportunity to experience that memory one last time before releasing it.
Immediately following, one may be emotional and have flashbacks of
repressed memory. Since Thi is not trained in psychotherapy, she focuses
only in the realm she knows best, the body. She will listen to the body
and be a mere witness.
Checking In
There is a major disconnect in America and the modern technological world
today. How much does one have to buy to make one happy? How many more
desserts and sweets must one eat to feel joy? What do we have to do to
make ourselves feel better? Simply, BE SILENT. Checking into your higher
self, your soul, your Atma, is the beginning of a beautiful and archaic
relationship. It is the feeling of coming home, befriending your best
friend - yourself. “Ong Namo Guru Dev Namo” means I bow to the divine
teacher within, Ong, the creator who created this creation. In yoga, we
set an intention before we practice, synonymously, in life we set an
intention (purpose) before we incarnate. Dr Sankey once said, “We are all
looking for our missing puzzle piece” and once found, we will feel
complete. The puzzle piece is not necessarily a person, place, or thing.
It's a feeling of living a purposeful life. Why are YOU here?
Proper Breathing
When the body experiences stress, it takes shallow breaths mainly in the
upper chest cavity. Not only does this require the heart and smaller
muscles to work harder to obtain adequate oxygen levels, over time, it
causes constrictions and limits range of motion. By taking deep breaths
originating in the belly, the diaphragm acts as a pump to move the breath
upward into the heart and finally into the clavicles, each breath then
acts as a massage onto the spine. Without engaging the diaphragm, the
upper thoracic spine locks into place and a domed back slowly forms into
what many call the “fighter’s crouch.” Prana, life force is in the breath
you inhale because without breath, there is no life. So, go ahead, take a
deep breathe and let’s begin.
The Familiar Touch
Touch transcends time and space. Before the age of 6 and the development
of linguistics, one learned from touching and being touched. There is
something so subtle about touch that words cannot express. Thi is a
spiritual warrior of the utmost highest integrity and caliber and her
touch conveys safety, security, strength, power, compassion, and
unconditional love. The body retains memories in the cells and a specific
loving touch will render suppressed memories and surface traumatic and
unprocessed experiences. Thi is committed to holding the space for your
healing as her treatments range from subtle energetic transference, to
deep listening, to soothing touch, to deep musculature redefinition, and
penetrating bodywork. Thi provides what your tissues need and you don’t
even have to speak. She just listens to the subtleties of your body
language. Physical Movement is highly recommended post treatment to fully
integrate the work.
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