Chi Nei Tsang - probably the closest you can get to psychic surgery without doing psychic surgery.
Stress relief, energy boost, detoxification, deep relaxation, emotional balance, improved
breathing and digestion, health maintenance, pain managem ent, care and maintenance of the vital organs
just
some of the holistic benefits seen in Chi Nei Tsang - Taoist Massage - Hara Shiatsu, the amazing, powerful,
hands-on natural therapy brought to the West by the Taoist Master Mantak Chia.
Mantak Chia shared his knowledge and qualified Kris Deva North,
already a Zen Shiatsu Master, as Senior Teacher. Kris founded
the Chi Nei Tsang Institute and Healing Tao Centre where he developed CNT Practitioner Training
, the structured training program leading to recognised
UK qualification.
In this hands-on first weekend you can learn enough
to integrate the principles and techniques with your own practice, or
take a first step in your year-long practitioner training, or simply spend
an enjoyable weekend meeting new people, making new friends,
and learning a highly effective and practical new skill you can use to help
friends, family - and yourself! Yes, the CNT self-massage can show as many
benefits as doing it on others. You don't have to be ill to feel better!
Your training is facilitated all the way through by Kris Deva North,
Mantak Chia co-author, Senior Teacher and Founder of the London Chi Nei Tsang Institute.
Kris has shared this wonderful therapy with people like you, Healers, Martial Artists,
Health Professionals including nurses and midwives at the University of Greenwich School
of Midwifery, and the Zita West Clinic. During his time at Tao Garden and on subsequent
visits he was chosen to give CNT treatments to Mantak Chia and family.
Summary of effects of Chi Nei Tsang
in one practice
|
Presenting Conditions |
Total Relief |
Partial Relief |
No Change |
|
Abscess,cyst,tumour
(independent medical diagnosis) |
60% |
40% |
0% |
|
Emotional problems,stress |
0% |
80% |
20% |
|
Chronic headache |
100% |
0% |
0% |
|
Female Infertility |
66% |
0% |
34% |
|
Joint pains |
55% |
30% |
15% |
|
Menstrual/Menopausal problems |
66% |
34% |
0% |
|
Stagnation |
75% |
25% |
0% |
Chi Nei Tsang also known as Taoist Massage or Hara-Shiatsu
combines well with other forms of healing and bodywork, but you don't have
to be a therapist to get started!
You will also benefit
by understanding the theory and to satisfy a distinctive requirement of
a Chi Nei Tsang practitioner: the ability to look after oneself and manage your own
energy-field to avoid depletion or contamination.
The CNT Level 1 Year-long Practitioner Training Program
"This is a deep, powerful and effective therapy: our year-long training ensures you receive good, thorough instruction and
proper grounding. Nothing is skimped, everything is rigorously tested. When you qualify, you will be, deservedly,
fit to practice. You will be proud to have done it properly, and I will be proud to have trained you." Kris Deva North, Senior Teacher since 1994 and Founder of the London Chi Nei Tsang Institute.
The Chi Nei Tsang practitioner applies techniques to de-stress and energise the whole body-mind, through the organs where we feel our emotions.
This unique holistic massage releases tension, helps detoxification, promotes a healthy flow of energy through the meridians of Chinese medicine (like acupuncture but without the needles!) and has been known to help with relieving symptoms, easing aches and pains, and general maintenance of health and vitality - you don't have to be ill to feel better!
You learn to help others, and it also works for D-I-Y.
CNT Level 1 Tuition and Practice is in FOUR parts to master the knowledge and techniques:
(1) Three Chi Nei Tsang Training Weekends:
click here for the full syllabus
(3) Performing a number of Chi Nei Tsang Learning-Treatments;
(4) Receiving Chi Nei Tsang Treatments from qualified CNT Practitioners;
(5) Passing an Assessment in Theory and Practice.
Part 1: Chi Nei Tsang 1 Training Weekends
Your first CNT Training weekend
starts you off with the basics: theory and
practice of Internal Organs Energy massage.
You attend the second Training Weekend when you have completed at least 50% of the Learning Treatments (below)
and received at least 4 of the CNT 8 Practitioner-treatments.
Your third Training Weekend comes when you have completed Parts 2 and 3 as follows:
- Part 3: own-time 100 Learning-Treatments (50 for Shiatsu Practitioners), presented as 7 to 10 case-studies on different people of varying age, gender and
condition;
- Part 4: 8 treatments spaced throughout your training from CNT (click
to find them) practitioners.
Part 5: Assessment on completion of the training and treatments of
a: your knowledge of Chi Nei Tsang as in the book Chi Nei Tsang 1
b: your ability to deliver Chi Nei Tsang as a treatment.
Assessment is included in
your third CNT Training Weekend provided you have completed the above requirements,
and handed in your completed Assessment Questionnaire and Learning-Treatment Notes.
Treatments from CNT Practitioners, to be negotiated with the Practitioner. For list click here
Assessment and Certification
On satisfactory completion of the Assessment you are listed on the Healing Tao UK Practitioner Register with the letters CNT following your name.
Your hours and treatments count as credit should you decide to undergo further CNT training (see below).
Resources
Books:Chi Nei Tsang, by Mantak Chia, available from Amazon.
Kris's Article on Chi Nei Tsang published in Positive Health magazine
Taoist Massage or Chi Nei Tsang (also known as Organ Energy Transformation) is a form of
Hara Shiatsu, an entire system of Taoist deep healing that works with the energy-flow of
five major systems: energy-meridian, fasciae-tendon-muscular, nervous, vascular and lymphatic.
The navel area, the centre where all systems meet, connects - or separates - our upper
and lower parts, left and right, front and back, inner and outer, mind and body - we feel
our emotions here, causing internal blockage and distortions which often manifest as symptoms
elsewhere.
Experiment: grab a handful of material of the clothes you are wearing, around the navel
area, and twist. Feel where the tension goes. See where the material distorts - what is the
most distal point? Imagine the turmoil inside, when just the surface tension is so dramatic -
traumatic?
Even after we have mentally resolved the emotion, the physical effects can still leave
knots, tangles, and congestion. When obstructed the internal organs store unhealthy energies
than can seep into other systems. In search of an outlet these toxic energies create a cycle
of negativity and stress, festering in the organs and overflowing into the abdomen, the bodys
garbage dump. The energetic centre at the navel becomes congested and cut off from the rest of
the body.
Experiment: sitting upright, relax so the abdomen is soft. Place the tip of your middle
finger in your navel. Gently, and very slowly, keeping the finger rigid, push inwards towards
your spine. How far can you comfortably go? When the finger can penetrate to the front of the
spine, without pain, you are clear, free of the physical residue of long-past emotions.
Chi Nei Tsang can help resolve the aftermath of emotional trauma and its physical residue,
freeing abdominal blockages and projecting healing energy throughout the entire bodymind.
Kris's Personal Testimonial: I have been involved in healing practices and meditation
since 1972, experienced treatments by acupuncture, herbs, reiki and many different forms of
bodywork all over the world, am a qualified practitioner of acupressure, Swedish and Thai
massage, and a registered Shiatsu teacher and teacher trainer. In my own experience Chi Nei
Tsang is powerful healing medicine, used on its own or to enhance many other therapies
in its power for transformational change.
Click here for a list of Chi Nei Tsang Practitioners
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