Rebecca leads ZMC CE Students and Graduates on a visit to Pashupatinath Temple (Shiva) Temple in Kathmandu.

Pashupatinath is one of the 4 most significant religious sites in Asia for devotees of Lord Shiva and is an important temple in Nepal for religious worship, to ask for divine help, and, upon death to receive cremation. Pashupatinath was built in the 5th century and has undergone many renovations, including a major restoration after Nepal's 2015 earthquake, which killed around 10,000 people in Nepal. After the earthquake, because of the magnitude of destruction to both human life and to the temple, bodies of the dead were lined along the riverbanks of Pashupatinath awaiting cremation.

It is believed that a Shiva lingam was discovered at the site of Pashupatinath signifying that the land was sacred ground.

Rebecca reviews the movements from ZMC's Ashiatsu Massage Flow.

Ashiatsu/Chavutti Thirumal class at Zion Massage College

Rebecca demonstrates a couple of her favorite breathing exercises for reducing anxiety and stress and for cultivating inner tranquility and peace.

Rebecca explains a few breathing techniques to reduce stress and to cultivate inner tranquility and peace.

Rebecca discusses her healing session with Pak Man and his partner Lucinda in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia.

This video is part of a series that answers frequently asked questions from our prospective students at Zion Massage College.

Rebecca demonstrates how to work the Sen lines in Traditional Thai Massage.

For more information on Eastern Bodywork Trainings visit www.zmc.edu

Sawadhee Kha! (Hello in Thai)

It is exciting that you will be learning Traditional Thai Massage, the original sports massage that combines massage technique with yoga like stretches. Thai Massage reduces and resolves pain, increases flexibility, improves posture and focuses the mind. In many ways it is also a assisted movement meditation.

Please view this short video before our training on Monday. Let me know what questions you have and how I can help you continue on your path as a highly skilled, intuitive and effective Massage Therapist and Bodyworker. You can email any questions that you have to me directly at rebecca@zionmassagecollege.com.

In this video, I explain the first portion of the Supine Thai Massage movements in Zion Massage College's Professional Foundational Flow.

For information about additional trainings and workshops visit www.zmc.edu or call Zion Massage College at 435-261-4203.

Metta & Namaste!

Rebecca