by fabian.bastianelli | Apr 25, 2023 | Shiatsu
For some time now, I have noticed a certain dichotomy sometimes going as far as splitting concerning the practice of shiatsu and its breeding ground. These exchanges inflame futile ideological debates but the questioning remains a rich teaching exercise. The root of...
by fabian.bastianelli | Jan 17, 2023 | Shiatsu
When I was a student beside Kawada Sensei, we regularly talked about the Zen that I practice. One day, Kawada Sensei gave me an Hanna Shingyo, the heart sutra, calligraphed in Japan by a monk. This text, much appreciated by the Japanese, is a sort of summary of the...
by fabian.bastianelli | Oct 14, 2022 | Shiatsu
In the previous article, I told about the meeting of an ovum and a spermatozoon, the cellular engendering and the development of the energy circuits appearing in the first hours following creation. In this article, I will try to take you to the way in which...
by fabian.bastianelli | Oct 14, 2022 | Shiatsu
Sit down, take a deep breath. Feel the air entering your nostrils and inflating your lungs. Exhale. Feel your body. Let him relax on each exhale. Imagine. A caulked cell deep in the uterus. A cocktail of hormones which stirs, which agitates it, which triturate it,...
by fabian.bastianelli | Oct 14, 2022 | Shiatsu
J’entends énormément de palabres autour de ces 3 mots. Je ne parle volontairement pas de concepts car ces 3 n’en sont pas puisqu’ils représentent, ils incarnent oserais-je écrire, le principe même de la vie. Les mots qui voudraient définir ces 3 notions ne seraient...
by fabian.bastianelli | Oct 14, 2022 | Shiatsu
Dans un article précédent, je séparais ces 3 entités, Sei (Jing en chinois), ki (Qi) et Shin (Shen), nommés les 3 trésors dans la littérature, pour expliciter lors différents rôles. J’utiliserai les mots japonais Sei, Ki et Shin au lieu des mots chinois, jing,...
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