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Back Story
I founded Thai Origin Massage in 2014 after becoming officially licensed with the RMPQ in Quebec, then I flew back home to learn at Watpo Thai Traditional Medical and Massage School in Bangkok, Thailand. My mission was to bring an authentic, highly therapeutic approach to the National Capital Region. Whether you are a local resident here in Gatineau or visiting the National Gallery of Canada (just a 9-minute drive away), I am here to offer a private sanctuary for true physical recovery.
The name Thai Origin Massage is my commitment to my roots and their ancient manual bodywork and wisdom that I honour with high regards. I do not treat Thai massage as a generic spa trend, a luxury pampering session, or a superficial marketing gimmick. My work honors the true clinical and spiritual essence of traditional Thai medicine—tracing the Sen Prathan Sib (the ten main energy pathways) to balance the five physical elements: Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Space. For me, it is a deep spiritual practice that manifests itself directly in physical form.
No Gimmicks. No Forced Interactions.
Human beings are complex creatures. We all choose to spend our hard-earned time, money, and energy exactly where we find fit—just as we all prefer different flavors, paces, and lifestyles. Some prefer a five-star restaurant, while others just want a quick meal to sustain their daily hustle. I hold zero judgment for your choices.
Because of this realism, you will find no forced interactions, scripted small talk, or artificial politeness here. I choose to run my practice and my life with complete honesty, transparency, and raw realism.
Redefining Authenticity
A lot of people think they fully understand traditional Thai massage simply because they have traveled and received yoga-like stretching on a floor mat with their clothes on. From that limited firsthand experience, they believe Thai massage is strictly bound to "that" specific setting, and they quickly assume anything else is unauthentic.
But a floor mat is just a historical, cultural setting thousand of years ago where comfortable bed or massage table was not even invented—it is not a clinical principle. Authentic Thai medicine can be practiced on a floor, platform, a raised bed, or a professional massage table, with or without complex oils and therapeutic medicinal balms.
The physical setup does not dictate the healing. What matters is that the therapist actually knows exactly what they are doing, why they are doing it, and how it anatomically impacts your underlying structural systems. Again, I ho;d zero judgement on anyone who practice differently as they pleased. I adapt my physical format to suit the North American climate and healthcare regulations, but my focus remains strictly and reverently locked onto the traditional principles of Thai medical massage, main ten energy paths and five elements; earth, water, fire, air and space--not the gimmick settings.
A Multidisciplinary Vision for Healing
As a licensed massage therapist with an academic background in Psychology, combined with 55 years of rich, vulnerable life experience—including nearly two decades of raising my children independently as a single caregiver in a foreign country, investing heavily in my own personal growth—I bring an entirely unique perspective to my table.
My purpose is to offer far more than just the manual bodywork, physical skills required to soothe chronic postural pain. I aim to share the deep, contrasting philosophies of the East and the West, offering direct insights that can inspire, uplift, or act as a gentle wake-up call for self-awareness.
From a psychological standpoint, I believe that genuine trust and healthy relationships begin completely within oneself. Our character, happiness, and peace of mind are profoundly shaped by our immediate environments—especially our core family dynamics and the five people we interact with most. These intimate relationships have a tremendous ripple effect on our self-esteem, self-love, success, and self-actualization; moving steadily outward into our workplaces, local community, and society at large.
Embracing the Human Journey
At our core, human beings are social creatures striving to understand our unique purpose. We all yearn to be active creators of our own lives rather than passive followers. We want to deeply understand relationship dynamics so we can protect ourselves, avoid emotional fatigue, and safely step away from abusive, toxic, or exhausting environments to find profound happiness.
Yet, we cannot deny the ultimate reality: birth is a blessing, but living on Earth involves inherent suffering. That is exactly why so many individuals seek a deeper, truer meaning to life.
I share my story, my insights, and my clinical practice out of a place of deep respect, lived wisdom, and care. My intention is to help you understand your own internal dynamics so you can radically improve your holistic well-being: physically, mentally, psychologically, emotionally, and spiritually.
— Penny, A Wounded Healer —
Stepping Into the Total Unknown
Choosing Love Over Fear
Before building my life and registered practice in Canada, I earned my B.Sc. in Psychology from Kasetsart University in Bangkok. This degree is fully accredited and officially evaluated by the Ministère de l’Immigration, de la Francisation et de l’Intégration in Quebec (MIFI/MICC). There is zero ambiguity here. Every credential, qualification, and story shared on this platform is a matter of verified public record—fully certified and documented by both the Canadian and Thai governments.
For me, building this sustainable, debt-free practice has never been about empty words or spinning a beautiful story. It has been about raw actions, relentless discipline, and holding the real, verified proof in my hands. I choose to anchor my life and my family’s future in genuine peace, unshakeable will, and deeply grounded, realistic care. As the classic motto states: I prefer to walk the walk, keep moving forward, and leave zero room for absolute nothingness.
Upon graduating from high school, I passed the highly competitive national entrance exams and was accepted into a full-time, four-year nursing program at the Kuakarun Faculty of Nursing, Navamindradhiraj University. I also secured a second-place ranking at the prestigious Srisavarindhira Thai Red Cross Institute of Nursing (STIN) for their Bachelor of Nursing Science Program.
To my parents' deep disappointment, I chose not to attend either institution and took the psychology route instead. I had taken those grueling four years nursing entrance exams simply to prove to my parents—and to myself—that I could achieve absolutely anything I set my mind to. But I knew deep down that I did not want to spend my finite time on Earth working inside a sterile hospital environment.
Understanding the Human Spirit
My refusal to enter nursing school was heavily shaped by my upbringing. I grew up surrounded by an intense medical family: neurosurgeons, pediatricians, oncologists, veterinarians, dentists, and medical doctor. I watched my sister and cousins sacrifice their time, their energy, and their fundamental personal freedom just to uphold these heavy social titles. I saw them grow profoundly exhausted, leaving little to no room to enjoy their own lives or care for their own holistic well-being just to meet society's rigid standards.
While I deeply respect their sacrifice, I consciously chose not to walk that same path. I wanted to see people laugh more, let loose, and truly live. That is why I pivoted toward the psychological and spiritual dimensions of human existence, rather than just the physical mechanics of disease.
My intense curiosity about the human psyche started very early. I vividly remember being only five or six years old at my grandfather’s funeral, looking at the weeping crowd and wondering why people cried so heavily over a natural cause-and-effect reality, knowing we all have our own finite timeline on Earth. Of course, that was the perspective of an innocent child who had not yet experienced the shattering weight of love and real human loss.
As I grew, my questions only deepened. I wanted to look behind the societal veil and understand what truly makes people who they are. Is it their upbringing, their genetics, the DNA imprinting passed between one another, childhood trauma, wealth, poverty, social norms, group influence, or the ego? Or is it something even deeper, carried over from a past life? My passion lies in understanding the human psyche—peeling back the layers to see exactly who we are at our core.
Growing Outside the Comfort Zone
My choices have not always been easy, and they have come with a heavy emotional cost. Moving to Canada meant stepping completely outside my comfort zone to raise my two children entirely on my own, far away from the warmth and support of my family in Thailand. I still vividly remember the tears at the airport the day I left, and for a long time, I questioned if the promise of a better future for my children was truly worth the painful distance it created.
After eighteen years of navigating life completely on my own terms, I have come to understand the profound truth behind the Buddha's teachings on attachment—where there is love, there is suffering.
Suffering and challenges are universal. They cross all boundaries of age, gender, race, status, and social titles. In this earthly existence, everything carries a price tag; every human dynamic comes with terms and conditions. I learned through intense firsthand experience that the modern concept of entirely unconditional, expectation-free love can often be a form of psychological gaslighting and guilt trips. In reality, everything requires energy, time, intention, attention, focus, and biochemistry.
Yet, nothing was lost
Through these raw experiences, I built an unshakeable mental resilience. I learned to let go of everything I feared to lose, allowing Spirit to guide and carry me. I take 100% full ownership of my decision-making—without complaints, guilt, or blame games. I learned the absolute art of patience, discovering how to sit quietly and watch things unfold in their own time.
I have learned that when one door closes, another door always opens. Therefore, there is no point in clinging or holding on to people, things, or places. Change is never easy; we fight to hold on, and then we fight to let go.
I have learned that energy never lies and it never disappears; it can only transforms.
I have learned that there is no menu in Karma—we will always be served exactly what we deserve eventually, whether it takes months or happens in an instant. For me, observing this natural law of cause and effect has become a beautiful, fascinating reality. To put it simply: I have absolutely no fear of my own actions and the intentions behind them, because I have had one too many firsthand experiences witnessing how karma plays out in time since I was very young.
I have learned to appreciate my dark nights of the soul, to stand tall despite my scars, and to understand that there is no true growth without pain. I learned that one of the hardest lessons in life is mastering the art of letting go—whether it is guilt, anger, love, loss, or betrayal. We fight to hold on, then we fight to let go.
I have learned that attachment leads directly to jealousy, which is merely the shadow side of greed.
Ultimately, I have learned that love is never defined by what we say, but by what we actively do to protect, honor, and nurture ourselves and others.
Deepening The Roots of Ancient Practice
Choosing Oneself Over The Narratives
I initially trained in massage therapy in Canada to address my own chronic physical pain. However, once I received my official license from the RMPQ to practice in Quebec, I knew my learning had only just begun. Learning within school protocol is merely a starting point—it is neither a final destination nor proof that one is truly skillful and great at what they do. After becoming officially licensed, I chose to fly back to my homeland of Thailand to study advanced Thai medical massage in my native language, straight from the source at the world-renowned Wat Po Thai Traditional Medical and Massage School in Bangkok.
I knew that true traditional Thai massage is far more than just stretching on the floor with your clothes on. Those popular techniques represent just one small piece of a massive, ancient medical system.
Authentic Thai medical massage possesses deep, complex layers that modern health sciences often struggle to find the vocabulary to explain. Its core principles are preserved in ancient Thai words that few Westerners—or even modern Thais—fully understand. It is, at its heart, a spiritual practice that manifests itself directly in the physical realm.
As the ancient saying goes: As above, so below. As within, so without.
Because of this intense linguistic and cultural barrier, the true essence of traditional Thai massage remains heavily guarded. It is kept exclusively for those who possess the patience and passion to study the Sen Prathan Sib (เส้นประธานสิบ)—the ten main energy pathways. These pathways are deeply rooted in the five elements of the bodily system: earth, water, air, fire, and space. These elements are the very source of all creation and distinction in our universe.
Merging Science and Spirit
While many people around the globe claim to know exactly what traditional Thai massage is or isn’t, I approach the practice with absolute humility. The depth of this ancient knowledge is vast, and learning it is a lifelong journey.
However, I know enough to seamlessly merge the structural principles of modern health science with these ancient, time-tested practices. I understand the strengths and limitations of both worlds—the East and the West—and I weave them together based on our fundamental survival needs and the human psyche. Ultimately, my practice aims to go far beyond the standard narrative—beyond what simply meets the eye or what the rational mind can easily comprehend.
Over the past decade, I have provided treatments to a vast array of body types and age groups, ranging from young children to seniors seventy-eight years old, as well as mothers carrying life in their wombs. Through this extensive real-world experience, my work has naturally evolved into a highly intuitive, multidisciplinary approach. I tailor each treatment to your specific muscular needs at the exact moment we meet on the table. My structural toolkit includes everything from advanced Thai medical massage and deep relaxation to pregnancy care, lymphatic drainage, facial massage, foot reflexology, and targeted abdominal work.
While I care for the body from head to toe—including reproductive health—most clients seek me out for my strong hands for chronic pain management. This is where my training in advanced Thai medical massage techniques, or the Nuad Sen I learned in Thailand, comes into play to unlock your body's long-term physical recovery.
My Journey On Earth Realm In Canada
Choosing Survival over Ego
My very first job in Canada was working as an independent house cleaner. It is a common starting point for many immigrants, regardless of their upbringing, previous social status, or educational background. When you have no safety net and young children completely depending on you, the primal need for raw survival speaks much louder than an unhealthy ego. Anyone in this situation learns that life has a way of humbling everyone at some point, no matter who they are.
Before starting my path as a cleaner, I sent out over a hundred job applications everywhere—from kitchen helper to entry-level administrative positions. No one would hire me. Rather than sitting around waiting for an opportunity to drop from the sky, I took initiative, created my own path, and built my own cleaning clientele.
During this time, I met with Emploi-Québec. They suggested that I study psychology at the University of Ottawa for an additional year to gain Canadian credentials, noting that it would eventually allow me to earn a high hourly rate as a registered psychologist. As logical as it sounded on paper, I could not follow their advice. I simply did not have the luxury of time, the energy, or the massive financial resources required for full-time university schooling while raising two toddlers on my own with zero support. Relying on social assistance did not align with my core values; I refused to become a financial burden on the system or depend on someone else's shoulders. More importantly, I refused to leave my young children in the care of strangers who might neglect their emotional well-being and physical safety.
The Path of a Wounded Healer
As I have always believed, external appearances are never the priority; the invisible architecture of mental and psychological health is what matters most. While a healthy body is essential, our thoughts and immediate environments directly alter our biology. Unresolved negative patterns and toxic surroundings spike cortisol levels, eventually manifesting as physical sickness. I knew I had to be fiercely selective of my immediate environment to protect our peace for the sake of my family's well-being.
After a few years of intense, grueling manual labor, the physical demands of the cleaning job began to take a heavy toll on my body. Remembering how deeply effective traditional Thai massage was when I lived in Thailand, I searched for a local therapist in the region to help ease my chronic structural pain and exhaustion.
However, back in 2012, a local clinic treatment cost $80 per hour. On a house cleaner's wage of $20 per hour, it was an impossible luxury. That $80 represented an entire week's worth of groceries for my family of three. Realizing I could not afford the care I desperately needed, my claircognizant vision kicked in. I looked into professional training instead.
I enrolled in a recognized massage therapy school in Gatineau which offered a legitimate Thai massage curriculum. My initial hope was entirely practical: I hoped my classmates could help heal my physical pain during our hands-on practice sessions, and I knew that earning a professional license would allow me to shift my income to a sustainable bracket when I completed the program in 2014.
I chose to invest my time and energy into something tangible, lucrative, and highly practical. It was incredibly difficult to work manual cleaning shifts to cover the bills, care for two toddlers completely alone, and memorize complex medical anatomy to secure my professional license. But I preferred going through those 18 months of intense personal pain to shift my family's baseline into a better space, rather than sitting back and waiting for a rescue.
Complaining will never change your reality or get you anywhere. Your hands and your feet do. I learned this truth through the fire of my own journey—which is exactly why I choose to live free of a victim mentality, blame games, entitlement, artificial urgency, laziness, or shallow small talk. Let's work and be realistic. As the classic motto says: 'Just Do It.'
I knew I needed a significant financial shift if I wanted to raise decent, successful human beings. I could not see a sustainable future raising two boys on minimum wage, nor could I imagine surviving retirement on it. I had to make a decisive move before things fell apart. In the end, my own physical and emotional pain became my ultimate guide. It forced me to step up and become my own hero—a living example of the wounded healer.
Life has a beautiful way of guiding us exactly where we need to be. Moving to Canada eventually pushed me right back onto the healer's path. Every single step, challenge, and realization has brought me to this exact point in my journey: to offer an exclusive space of genuine peace, unshakeable will, and deeply grounded care.
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The Family Lineage
Multidisciplinary Healthcare
People often wonder why I have stood so firmly in this space, refusing to compromise my craft or bend to corporate expectations for all this years, not giving up no matter scars. The truth is simple: Thai Origin Massage has never been just a day to day survival to me. It is a long-term decade plan—an unshakeable safety cushion forged with my own two bare hands for my children's future.
I built this digital and physical fortress so that as my sons grow into the medical field—they do so by choice, not by force. In truth, I never wished for them to enter this field, having seen firsthand how draining this path can be for my own Thai blood. But my children want to be healers, and I have no control over their free will. I can only prepare the path and offer what I can bring to the table for them.
If they ever need a safety cushion to fall on, they will always have an independent, debt-free family healthcare asset to step into. In a world shifting through unpredictable global crisis and minimal economic stability, this practice is the solid ground they can stand on, and the cushion they can fall back on if they ever need it.
My mission is simple: to do whatever we must do to ensure our family thrives with absolute integrity, strength, and peace of mind while delivering unparalleled structural recovery care to our community. I do not look at short-term commercial trends. I think in decades or perhaps to the point I left the planet.
I am pouring my finite life force, my tears, and my self-mastery into this grid today so that long after I have left this planet, my bloodline remains protected, self-reliant, and free. This is my legacy. This is why my boundaries are made of iron.
Over the next five years, we are actively transitioning our private space into a highly specialized, multi-disciplinary Family Healthcare Hub—anchored by professional medical training, advanced academic focus, and raw, honest clinical realism.
The next generation of our lineage is already executing their training at the highest standards:
Albert (Penny's Eldest Son)
Advanced Somatic & Structural Care
Albert is currently completing his professional training at an accredited massage therapy institution. He is scheduled to be granted his formal license under the RMPQ in Q2, 2027, allowing for seamless automated insurance receipts under his own name. To forge his hands directly under RMPQ standards, he is currently practicing under my direct supervision, offering focused sessions at an student rate until his formal graduation.
Albert's academic journey does not stop at massage therapy. Following his licensing, he is pre-programmed to advance straight into a demanding, multi-year Osteopathy master program in Hamilton, Ontario—infusing our future plan with clinical structural alignment and structural restoration mastery.
Pol (Penny's Youngest Son)
Advanced Clinical & Medical Infrastructure
Pol, the youngest son is preparing to launch his direct pathway into clinical medicine next year, enrolling in a rigorous 3-year Nursing program (DEC) alongside a professional massage therapy curriculum. Upon completion, he will execute an additional 4-year advanced academic track to become a fully licensed Nurse Practitioner (NP). His dual-layered expertise will integrate premium somatic bodywork with advanced primary medical care, cementing our family's capacity to handle both intricate physical rehabilitation and medical assessment.
We have gone through difficulties on our own, without a safety net, to learn the exact value of our time, energy, boundaries, discipline, and clinical excellence. We are building a medical sanctuary where family unity, advanced education, and absolute human decency meet. If you value our raw truth, multi-generational lineage, and physical restoration, our family is here to do just that. If not, we peacefully part ways with zero hard feelings. Life is that simple.
" Patience is a virtue, which is easier said than done—like anything else in life. "
" Being reliable is a virtue that can’t be purchased or traded for. Being reliable takes a lot of effort and respect is earned over time."
Some trees take months to bear fruit, while some take a minimum of 20–25 years to provide a cool breeze and shadow. That is what it's all about... LIFE.
About Penny Thai Origin Massage
The Day Dreamer
The Heart Behind Thai Origin Massage
My name is Penny. I am the founder of Thai Origin Massage, a local, independent provider here in Gatineau. To deeply understand the energy, precision, and absolute intention I bring to my practice, it helps to understand the foundational roots I grew from.
I was born to a Thai mother and a Chinese father. My father’s family immigrated to Thailand in 1946, immediately following the devastation of World War II. They left China behind with nothing, desperately seeking a better future and a glimmer of light at the end of a dark tunnel. My father was an extraordinarily hardworking man. As the eldest son, he built and successfully operated his own commercial fishery business from the ground up, single-handedly providing a stable livelihood for forty to fifty employees and their families alongside his own.
My dedicated mother was a fierce fishmonger, managing the complex business operations on the shore while raising nine children and caring for an extended, multi-generational family. From their raw examples, I learned the true meaning of deep family values, unshakeable honesty, dedication, resilience, courage, compassion, and ultimate humility.
I hail from Samut Prakan, Thailand, located just thirty minutes from Sukhumvit, the absolute heart of Bangkok. I spent the vast majority of my adult life studying and working within the bustling, high-intensity energy of Bangkok and Samut Prakan. Later, I relocated to Amata Nakorn in Chonburi following a factory expansion by my employer at the time, Jotun--the Giant Norwegian firm.
In the year 2000, I met a French-Canadian who chose to relocate to Thailand in 2003. Following the birth of our first son, Albert—whom we named in honor of his father and grandfather—we made the pivotal, life-altering decision to relocate permanently to Gatineau, Quebec, in the fall of 2008 when Albert was just seven months old. We chose this community specifically to give our newborn a bilingual environment. For better or worse, I have lived and thrived here ever since, proudly holding my dual Canadian-Thai citizenship.
From the Corporate World to Independent Creation
Understanding the Weight of Responsibility
Before transitioning fully into the healing arts, my professional path was deeply rooted in business operations and corporate leadership. For twelve years—from mid-1996 to mid-2008—I served inside the human resources department and ultimately advanced as the Assistant Marketing Manager for Jotun, a prestigious, global Norwegian multinational firm operating in over one hundred countries, with Thailand serving as its strategic Far East gateway.
Alongside my demanding corporate career at Jotun, I was also a fierce independent entrepreneur. Before moving to Canada, I built and operated my own local garment manufacturing factory, single-handedly managing a production floor of eighteen industrial machines and employing twelve full-time staff members.
I intimately understand the intense pressure, unrelenting responsibility, and deep physical exhaustion that comes with high-level corporate and entrepreneurial life. I know exactly what it feels like to carry the heavy financial and operational weight of a business entirely on your shoulders. It is this firsthand understanding of burnout, chronic stress, and severe postural tension that allows me to approach your physical recovery with absolute precision, empathy, and purpose.
Perception, Reflection, and the Multiverse
Protecting Peace over External Projections
People often describe me as highly goal-oriented, dedicated, and straightforward—an "all-in or all-out" personality with a quiet, deeply compassionate heart. Others perceive an old soul with a childlike curiosity inside me; someone who carries a strong physical presence, a natural resting bitch face, and a total distaste for wasting time on nonsense.
However, I do not define my identity by how others perceive me. I know that our unique upbringing, geography, social norms, belief systems, childhood wounds, and past traumas heavily dictate how we view the world. When someone forms an opinion of me—whether their lens leans toward love, connection, material possession, comparison, or emotional fulfillment—it is simply a reflection of their own internal architecture, expectations, and personal history. It has absolutely nothing to do with who I actually am.
I choose to see myself as merely a speck of dust spinning around in the middle of absolutely nowhere in this vast Universe. This grand perspective gives me the unshakeable wisdom to know exactly when to step back, when to surrender to the Unknown, and when to completely let go of situations to preserve my inner peace and self-love.
I approach life through the lens of Yin-Yang philosophy—understanding that every coin has multiple sides or dimensions, and that we ultimately receive the exact energy we put out into our surroundings. Having experienced firsthand connections with Spirit and the Unseen since my childhood through surviving two near-death events, I know with absolute certainty that our existence is a continuous transformation of energy from one life to the next, until we finally reach Nibbana (Nirvana).
So, when I look at human beings, I look far beyond the superficial veil. I do not judge individuals based on outward statuses or social foreplay. I look directly into the raw spirit each individual carries within. My ultimate priority is never to judge—it is to fiercely protect my peace, my family, and my holistic well-being in every single aspect that life has to offer.
Academic Degrees & Professional Licensing
A Life Long Journey
1993
B.Sc. in Psychology
Kasetsart University, Bangkok, Thailand
Fully accredited and recognized equivalent by the Ministère de l’Immigration, de la Francisation et de l’Intégration (MIFI/MICC), Canada.
2007
Intensive MBA in Marketing
Kasetsart University, Bangkok, Thailand
2008
Relocated to Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
2013 – 2014
Certified Massage Therapist
Centre Orchidée & Clinique d'Ostéopathie Structurelle
(Alexandre Rouhani, D.O.)
Gatineau, Quebec, Canada.
2014 - Present
Licensed Massage Therapist (Massothérapeute)
Réseau des massothérapeutes professionnels du Québec (RMPQ)
Quebec, Canada.
2014
Certified Thai Massage Therapist
Wat Pho Thai Traditional Medical and Ayuravate School
Bangkok, Thailand.
2017
Certified Thai Warrior Massage Therapist
Trained under Master Jack (Shaman)
Thai Massage Instructor at the Dept. of Labour Thailand and coach to multiple World Championship massage winners.
Phang-Nga, Thailand.
2018
Certified Meditation Teacher
Willpower Institute
(Founded by Luang Phor Viriyang Sirintharo)
Canada – Thailand.
2020
Digital Economy & Global Strategy Studies
Blockchain Technology & Cryptocurrency
Trained by Jirayut Srupsrisopa
(Bitkub Academy, BKK)
Online Business Strategy for Amazon FBA
Dan Vas (Canada – USA)
Esoteric Sciences (Astrology, Numerology, Feng Shui)
Ariyaphol Somudomsup
(Galaxy Consults Ltd., BKK)
2021
Energy Healing & Chakra Alignment
7 & 22 Chakras Cleansing & Kundalini Energy Awakening
Prasarn Saksornchanathipkumphee
(Bangkok, Thailand).
2022
Holistic Nutrition & Dietary Care
Healthy Hero Co., Ltd.
(Dr. Thawatchphong Sawatkitphairot)
Bangkok, Thailand.
2024
Pregnancy Massage Certification
Académie de massage et d'orthothérapie
Gatineau, Quebec, Canada.
2025
Nuad Sen (Traditional Thai Line Massage) Mastery
Rinrada Coach
Nakhon Ratchasima (Korat), Thailand.
2026
Lymphatic Drainage Massage Certification
Académie de massage et d'orthothérapie
Gatineau, Quebec, Canada.
Spiritual Background
A Journey of a Wounded Healer
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Philosophy Behind The Actions
The Mother Nature's Harsh truth
My practice is deeply guided by the objective, sometimes harsh laws of Mother Nature. After more than 50 years of living on this earth plane, I know for a fact that true living begins when I learn to let go of everything I fear to lose.
That when you love a flower, you do not pluck it just to claim selfish ownership. You water it faithfully to keep it alive until it naturally reaches its end, and then you accept the universal truth and let it go.
However, before you allow your lifeforce energy to flow unconditionally, you must ensure you are planting a good seed into a healthy environment. It is highly unwise to waste your finite time and energy watering a dead seed in toxic soil, expecting it to somehow grow. If you desire a rose, you do not nurture weeds. You must decisively remove the surrounding weeds so they do not deplete your scarce resources and leave your beautiful rose seed to wither away.
The Toughness of the Soul
Every individual’s unique timeline for recovery is completely distinct. Some seeds take three months to bloom, some take five years to bear real fruit, and others require twenty years of deep, quiet survival to branch out and provide genuine shade and protection. The longer a soul takes to break through the darkness, the tougher, more resilient, and more grounded it ultimately becomes.
There is a profound, natural reason why a beautiful, fragrant rose grows sharp thorns to protect its beauty. Human beings are no different. Whether you identify as male, female, LGBTQ+, or carry unique chromosomal paths—souls have absolutely no gender, labels, age, or race. We all carry unique protections shaped entirely by our actions.
What we give, we shall receive. What we send out always comes back. There is no menu in Karma; we will always be served exactly what we deserve.
In my practice, I look far behind the superficial veil of your physical pain. By seamlessly merging modern health sciences with the deep energetic insights of ancient Nuad Boran or Nuad Sen (traditional Thai manual therapy), I work directly to dissolve localized biochemical imbalances and metabolic waste that prohibit your fluid movement and personal growth.
I consciously choose to pour my own time and resources into continuous growth and lifelong learning so I can offer you a space of genuine, master-level competency. If my raw honesty, unshakeable will, and specialized approach resonate with your spirit and principles, you are warmly welcome here.
Credit : Conservation International (CI)
Credit : Conservation International (CI)