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Chaiyuth Priyasith: Thai Massage Master

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Uploaded by on Apr 6, 2008

Thai Massage (also known as Thai Yoga Massage) master Chaiyut Priyasith demonstrating Thai Massage and talking about where he learned Thai Massage.

Featuring Lotus Palm founder Kam Thye Chow and his teacher, mentor and friend, Asokananda, this 30-minute documentary DVD explains both the physical and spiritual aspects of the Lotus Palm School's Thai Massage lineage.

Asokananda is regarded as an important historical figure in the world of Thai Massage. His untimely death on June 24th, 2005 was mourned by many but his legacy lives on. Asokananda, a native German, was arguably the leading Western teacher of Traditional Thai Yoga Massage.

Based in Lahu hilltribe village in Northern Thailand, "Asoka" researched and taught Thai massage, yoga, and Vipassana meditation all over the world for more than 15 years.

Asokananda personally trained some of the most established teachers of Thai Massage in the West today including Saul David Raye of the Ritam School of Healing Arts in Topanga, California and Kam Thye Chow, founder of the Lotus Palm School in Montreal, Canada.

Kam Thye was Asokananda's assistant for many years and both schools carry on his lineage.

Produced by Vipassana Productions, this documentary DVD on traditional Thai massage is available for purchase at http://www.vipassanaproductions.com

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  • Where can I buy this documentary? I studied with Chaiyuth in the 90's...

  • that was pichet in the very last scene for a split of a second...

    wow....

    how i miss my teacher...

    and notice how many years chaiyut spent with his uncle, in comparison to the weekend training many thai therapists have today...

  • The late Chaiyuth Priyasith, one of the few great masters of Thai massage in the Northern Village Tradition.

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