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The Essence of Shiatsu - The Masters View - cover

The Essence of Shiatsu - The Masters View

Mike Mandl, Ivan Bel, Kazunori Sasaki, Alice Whieldon, Philippe Vandenabeele, Yuichi Kawada, Chris McAlister, Tomas Nelissen, Tzvika Calisar, Wilfried Rappenecker, Joyce Vlaarkamp, Mihael Mamychshvili, Michel Odoul, Viorel Mihai

Publisher: BACOPA Verlag

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Shiatsu is relatively young compared to other traditional healing systems: less than 100 years old, Shiatsu has developed rapidly and spread just as quickly. From a conglomerate of different roots, a trunk with many branches and even more blossoms has emerged in a short period of time.
But what is the essence of Shiatsu? What principles is it based on? What is the role of Ki? What is the role of the meridians? How central is the hara? And what distinguishes a good practitioner? 
This book project is dedicated to searching for answers: leading global Shiatsu experts with decades of experience have their say. Their perspectives on fundamental questions about Shiatsu will contribute to a deeper understanding of the essential aspects of our art.
Available since: 09/13/2025.
Print length: 350 pages.

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