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3 thoughts on “Practice: Feet”
Fabienne Egger
Notes to self & other đŸ˜‰
SEN KALATHARI (p.46)
This line criss-crosses the whole body and its potency comes from this crossover effect. As
it runs from left to right and from right to left, it joins the feminine and masculine
elements within the body. Sen Kalathari supports or encourages emotional release,
depending on how deeply and repeatedly it is worked. Stress is often related to the
emotions, so it is good for tension headaches, sciatica and high blood pressure
Question:
I have learned that doing all five lines of the foot is super important. You only roughly showed one point of the Kalahatry line.
Is the “doing of the lines” just another more systematic way of “not leaving any stone unturned”?
Notes to self & other đŸ˜‰
SEN KALATHARI (p.46)
This line criss-crosses the whole body and its potency comes from this crossover effect. As
it runs from left to right and from right to left, it joins the feminine and masculine
elements within the body. Sen Kalathari supports or encourages emotional release,
depending on how deeply and repeatedly it is worked. Stress is often related to the
emotions, so it is good for tension headaches, sciatica and high blood pressure
Anatomy of the foot in Workbook p.171-173
Question:
I have learned that doing all five lines of the foot is super important. You only roughly showed one point of the Kalahatry line.
Is the “doing of the lines” just another more systematic way of “not leaving any stone unturned”?
Sure…. it is highly beneficial to throughly work tall 5 lines in the sole and dorsum of the foot.