Thai Sen Lines 101

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Hi, and welcome to Thai Sen Lines 101, a dedicated section to the ten main Sen Lines of the Body I follow, listen to, and help unblock during every massage and bodywork session with clients. To dive deeper into the trajectory of each Sen Line, click on the name at the beginning of each paragraph.

1. Sen Sumana

Sen Sumana is considered the most important of the ten Sen Lines.

Trajectory

The Sen Sumana main line starts above the navel and travels up the body’s mid-line and spinal column.

Therapeutic Indications

Sen Sumana is associated with the Wind Element, respiratory function, and abdominal and digestive conditions.

Working on Sen Sumana can help to positively address asthma, bronchitis, respiratory problems, chest pain, heart disease, spasms of the diaphragm, hiatal hernia, nausea, cold, cough, hunger pains, throat problems, mania, and daydreaming.

2. Sen Ittha

Sen Ittha balances all internal organs.

Trajectory

The Sen Ittha main line runs at the left side of the body.

Therapeutic Indications

Sen Ittha is associated with the Earth Element, alleviating headaches, sinusitis, and back, neck, and sciatic nerve pain.

Working on Sen Ittha can help to positively address headaches, stiff neck, shoulder pains, common cold, cough, dizziness, and all diseases of internal organs.

3. Sen Pingkhala

Sen Pingkhala is the counterpart of Sen Ittha.

Trajectory

Sen Pingkhala’s main line runs at the right side of the body.

Therapeutic indications

Sen Pingkhala is associated with the Fire Element, which is related to helping to heal headaches, sciatic nerve pain, insomnia, and restless legs.

Working on Sen Pingkhala can help positively address headaches, stiff neck, shoulder pains, common cold, cough, dizziness, chill and fever, abdominal aches, intestinal distress, back pains, knee pains, diseases of all internal organs, and gallbladder and liver conditions.

4. Sen Kalathari

Sen Kalathari is also called the emotional and psychic line.

Trajectory

Sen Kalathari’s main line starts at the navel and divides into four branches, two on the right, two on the left, and runs on both the front and back sides of the body.

Therapeutic Indications

Sen Kalathari is associated with the Fire and Wind Elements and is the Energy Channel that deals with movement and mobility of the arms, hands, legs, and feet.

Working on Sen Kalathari can help to positively address muscle pains, including bones, tendons, ligaments, fasciae, shock, trauma, epilepsy, various psychic diseases and mental disorders, stiffness, and spinal aches.

5. Sen Lawusang

Sen Lawusang is to keep the ears healthy.

Trajectory

Sen Lawusang’s main line runs at the left side of the body.

Therapeutic Indications

Sen Lawusang is associated with the Wind Element.

Working on Sen Lawusang can help positively address deafness, tinnitus, cough, facial paralysis, toothache, chest pain, and gastrointestinal disorders.

6. Sen Ulangka

Sen Ulangka is the counterpart of Sen Lawusang.

Trajectory

Sen Ulangka‘s main line runs along the right side of the body.

Therapeutic Indications

Sen Ulangka is associated with the Wind Element.

Working on Sen Ulangka can help to positively address deafness, tinnitus, cough, facial paralysis, toothache, chest pain, gastrointestinal disorders, insomnia, and itching under the skin.

7. Sen Sahatsarangsi

Sen Sahatsarangsi is related to the eyes, lower abdominal region, and chest.

Trajectory

Sen Sahatsarangsi’s main line runs at the inside and outside lines on the left side of the body.

Therapeutic Indications

Sen Sahatsarangsi is associated with the Water Element.

Working on Sen Sahatsarangsi can help to positively address facial paralysis, toothache, throat pain, red and swollen eyes, cataracts, fever, manic depression, numbness of the legs, and hernia.

8. Sen Thawari

Sen Thawari is the counterpart to Sen Sahatsarangsi and relates to the eyes, gallbladder, liver, and intestines.

Trajectory

Sen Thawari’s main line runs down the inside and outside lines on the right side of the body.

Therapeutic Indications

Sen Thawari is associated with the Water Element.

Working on Sen Thawari can help to positively address manic depression, jaundice, appendicitis, chest pain, fever, facial paralysis, toothache, throat pain, cataracts, and leg paralysis.

9. Sen Nanthakrawat

Sen Nanthakrawat is related to the genital and lower excretion organs.

Trajectory

Sen Nanthakrawat comprises two main lines: Sen Sikhini, which starts at the navel and runs to the urethra or penis, and Sen Sukhumang, which begins at the navel and runs over the colon to the anus.

Therapeutic Indications

Sen Nanthakrawat is associated with the Wind Element.

Working on Sen Nanthakrawat can help to positively address hernia, frequent urination, infertility, all issues with the ovaries and uterus, premature ejaculation, irregular menstruation, and diarrhea.

10. Sen Kitchanna

Sen Kitchanna is related to the healthy function of the genital and lower excretion organs.

Trajectory

Sen Kitchanna comprises two main lines: Sen Pitakun for men, which starts at the navel and runs to the penis and testicles, and Sen Kitcha for women, which begins at the navel and runs to the urethra and vagina.

Therapeutic Indications

Sen Kitchanna is associated with the Wind Element.

Working on Sen Kitchanna can help to address frequent urination positively, any issues with the ovaries, testicles, uterus, irregular menstruation, ejaculation, and premature ejaculation, and balancing of all hormones and sexual libido.

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