Divine Yoga

Body Treatments

Body Treatments are regularly available in the Malinda Meditation / Healing room, on Thursdays, or you may also make appointments privately in your home or in the therapist's office. Appointments may be made directly with therapists.

Appointments with Dyal are periodically available on Thursdays. The next available date is January 5. For appointments with Dyal, contact Sarabjot at DivineYoga@aol.com or 516.458.0004

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Dyal Singh Khalsa, NMT
Founder & Master Teacher
Yogic Neuromuscular Therapy^TM

Dyal Singh Khalsa will teach a class Monday, January 5, 7:15-8:30pm. He will also be available for healing sessions. The next available date is January 5.

Sessions are up to an hour and are $200 cash preferred. Kindly give 48 hour notice for any appointment changes. Firm 24 hour cancellation policy.
To schedule appointments privately, email dyalskhalsa@aol.com or call Dyal Singh Khalsa: 516-650-0551

Dyal Singh Khalsa has conducted hundreds of Kundalini Yoga and Healing workshops around the world since 1987. He has been instructing in Teacher Trainings as a certified Kundalini Yoga Teacher and Teacher Trainer since 1996. For over a dozen years Dyal Singh regularly had the honor, privilege and great blessing of studying Kundalini Yoga and Meditation, Sat Nam Rasayan and other healing techniques directly with the Siri Singh Sahib Yogi Bhajan.

Yogic Neuromuscular Therapy, as developed and taught by Dyal Singh Khalsa is an innovative, powerful and graceful form of therapeutic body work which draws upon the dynamics and principles of connective tissue release, Kundalini Yoga, and Reiki.

How YNMT Works

As a person experiences emotional or physical trauma, there are repercussions on many levels; physical, emotional and energetic. Connective tissue, in response, tightens and resists in order to armor the body from further harm. This armoring hastens the aging process while holding trauma memory and pain. Yogic Neuromuscular Therapy releases stress, tension, pain and trauma on physical, emotional and energetic levels by unwinding the traumatized tissue in a series of three movements:

• There is focused contact between the practitioner's forearm and the client’s body.
• There is lengthening of the connective tissue while maintaining focused contact.
• Continuing the first two movements, the connective tissue is unwound with a unique spiraling motion.

It is through the unwinding of connective tissue that pain, tension and traumas can release, revitalizing and rejuvenating the body, allowing for rapid changes on multiple levels simultaneously. Yogic Neuromuscular Therapy^TM brings together a unique combination of proven methods for what is often a profound healing experience.

Kundalini Yoga

Brought to the West by Yogi Bhajan, is a yogic healing technology which uncoils the infinite creative potential within. The spiritual energy known as Kundalini coils along the sacrum at the base of the spine. Through the use of postures (asanas), breath (pranayama) and sound (mantra), this energy can be naturally accessed and balanced. During a healing session, Kundalini Yoga techniques may be suggested to open energy pathways in the body and facilitate the process and treatment.

Reiki

A gentle, subtle energy, laying on of hands healing art through which the body regains its inner balance and can help to heal itself. Based in an ancient tradition, Reiki helps the practitioner and the client initiate the flow of life force energy in a gentle, relaxing experience. Reiki provides an environment for accelerated healing. Most sessions finish with this energy balancing treatment.

How to prepare for a session

Wear loose clothing for a session which may vary in length and scope to suit the client's concerns. During the session, the body is supported in a variety of simple yoga postures that provide optimal access and relief. When traumatized tissue releases physically and energetically, many psychological patterns and emotions can release as well. The effects experienced during the treatment may continue for several days afterward as the body adjusts into a new healing pattern. Relief from pain, increased range of motion, marked rejuvenation and a feeling of lightness are often reported after sessions. The release of emotional and psychological traumas are also often reported.

Click here to read an article about Yogic Neuromuscular Therapy^TM with Dyal Singh Khalsa.

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Thai Massage
Melissa Greensher

516.467.9453 maiessa@yahoo.com

A dynamic bodywork therapy based on yoga and Ayurveda was born in the temples of Thailand many centuries ago. Thai Yoga is performed on a mat on the floor and always begins with a prayer for the highest good of the recipient to be accomplished. The client and practitioner are both dressed in comfortable clothing allowing ease of movement and flexibility. It is a unique healing system - also called Nuad Boran during which the practitioner guides the recipient through a series of yoga postures while tracing the body’s energy (“Sen”) lines and pressures points. This is a wonderful treatment bringing relaxation and peace of mind by integrating the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual bodies. It helps to relieve muscular tension, by calming the mind and body, boosts the immune system and balances the body energetically.

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Tina Kellen Mathews , M.S., L.Ac.

516.532.5568 astickybiz@msn.com www.Divinerightacupuncture.com

Tina Kellen Mathews , M.S., L.Ac. received her Masters Degree in Acupuncture from the Tri-State College of Acupuncture in New York City, New York. At Tri-State College Tina Was privileged to learn and utilized three styles of acupuncture, namely, Acupuncture Physical Medicine (influenced by Mark Seem Ph.D.), Japanese Style (influenced by Kiiko Matsumoto)and Traditional Chinese Medicine for a myriad of conditions. She is licensed by the N.Y. State Office of Professions and is certified by the NCCAOM in the art of acupuncture.

In pursuit of a more diverse education, Tina expanded her learning experience and went to Beijing, China with the World Federation of Acupuncture-Moxibustion Society(WFAS). There she had the opportunity to take her studies of Traditional Chinese Medicine to a deeper level and to experience the culture of China as a student abroad. Tina studied at The Traditional Chinese Medicine University of Beijing and at various clinics and hospitals throughout Beijing where she learned and received hands on clinical experience for innumerable conditions ranging from obesity and beauty treatments to eye disorders. She studied under the influence of renowned Masters of acupuncture, namely Xinnong Cheng the author of the hailed Classic Chinese Text, Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion.

Before embarking on her career as an acupuncturist Tina spent 18 years working with children in the field of Dental Hygiene. She also spent that period as a part time Yoga and Fitness instructor. She currently holds a license with the N.Y. State of Professions in Dental Hygiene, as well as many certifications with the gamut of fitness affiliations. Her experience working with children makes her naturally adept at putting people at ease and her long time interest and vast knowledge of Human Anatomy has given her unyielding respect for the uniqueness of each person and their inner workings.

Tina believes that we all have the potential to live healthy lives and that it our Divine Right to enjoy balance and feel whole in mind, body and spirit. She is passionate in her mission to help restore patients to their divine potential- the way they were intended to be. It is her intention to create a sanctuary for patients to journey inward where patients are encouraged to draw awareness to what holds them back (physical "holding patterns" precipitated by emotional blockages/traumatic events etc.) from attaining and retaining a state of wholeness and well being (physically/ emotionally/spiritually).

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Kuldip Singh Khalsa, NMT
Yogic Neuromuscular Therapy^TM

Click here to read the bio of Kuldip Singh Khalsa.