What You Will Learn

Originally it was called Sen Sip in the Thai system of massage, which was used for numerous functions, including healing and maintenance of a healthy body. The unique and special feature of this treatment is that the therapist uses a wooden hammer and different wooden tools to relax the ten major energy channels. These “wind” channels are related to those found in Chinese medicine. The techniques of Chi Nei Tsang are especially useful in the modern age; a time of hard work, tension and stress which causes a wide variety of maladies throughout the body, mind and spirit.

More Information on Chi Nei Tsang Massage

Chi Nei Tsang is a Chinese term for the internal organ Chi massage that helps clear out toxins, bad emotions and excessive heat or heat deficiencies that cause the organs to dysfunction. Chi, life-force energy, moves through the body’s internal channels, nervous system, blood vessels and lymphatic glands. These systems concentrate and cross paths in the abdomen which acts as their control center.

Tensions, worries, and stresses of the day, month or year accumulate there and are seldom dispersed. These disturbances can cause physical tangling and knotting of the nerves, blood vessels and lymph nodes. The result is the gradual obstruction of energy circulation, and therefore, all the vital energy functions strain, slowly weaken the internal organs and decrease energy. As a result, disease and many unwanted symptoms can begin to develop throughout the mind and body.

Chi Nei Tsang Massage I, II and III techniques work to heal the body in different ways for a complete holistic approach.

People often ask if this course is just for massage therapists or other alternative healers. I encourage all Tao students who are interested in advancing to another level of spiritual and practical development to join me for Chi Nei Tsang courses as well as those who would like to become practitioners to enhance their massage or medicinal trade. The courses give you the opportunity to learn more about your own body and how to heal yourself as well as how to help others whether it be family, friends or clients.

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Become A Practitioner

If you are interested in becoming a Chi Nei Tsang I practitioner, you must follow these steps:

• Attend 28 hours of teachings with Jutta or another qualified CNT Senior Teacher
• After attending first CNT I workshop, collect 100 case studies (minimum 18 persons for 5 sessions) (10 case studies in single sessions)
• Attend a second CNT I workshop or retreat and present the 100 case studies to the qualified CNT Senior Teacher the first day of the workshop
• Be evaluated in theory and practice by Jutta, Master Chia or another CNT Senior Teacher

Learning Resources

It is not required that you have any previous knowledge of the Universal Healing Tao or even any type of massage therapy or healing before attending the Chi Nei Tsang I workshop. But, if you are interested in learning more about what you will learn at this workshop, here are some resources:

Blog posts you may be interested in:

• The Mind Brain & The Second Brain (and how one massage practice can relieve both)
• 3 Ways To Heal The Intestine: The Center Of Energy In The Body
• Why you may not be assimilating nutrients (even with a perfectly healthy diet) and a Taoist solution

More information on Chi Nei Tsang:

• How to become a practitioner

Books:

• Chi Nei Tsang I by Master Mantak Chia

Related YouTube videos: 

• Chi Nei Tsang Detox Self-Massage
• Chi Nei Tsang Self-Massage: Digestive Health Detox
• Inner Smile Meditation
• Six Healing Sounds