Traditional Tibetan Medicine offers the probably greatest wealth of external therapies currently available in a holistic medical science used to maintain or restore balance to the organism. 

Moxibustion, short 'Moxa', is one of the methods used by almost all healing traditions around the world for probably thousands of years. It is used for easing certain types of pain, relaxing stiff body parts, and support healing of injuries. Here we present moxa in the Sorig context -

• Introduction to moxibustion and its point system

• Moxa incenses, cigars and cones

• Moxa application and techniques of back, arms and legs

• Moxa application and techniques of frontal trunk and face


This in-person practical course will be conducted in English.

  • Venue

    501 Bukit Timah Road, #03-04 Cluny Court, Singapore 259760

  • Date

    21 to 23 Nov 2023, Tuesday-Thursday

  • Time

    9:30 AM – 5:30 PM Singapore (lunch 12:30 – 2:30pm)

Prerequisite

All students must complete  TTM 1 - Introduction to Tibetan Medicine  or its equivalent to attend this course.

Certificate of Completion

Graduates who complete TibMET levels 1 through 7 are certified with a Sorig Khang International Diploma of Advanced Studies in Tibetan Medicine & External Therapies (DAS in TibMET).

Graduates who complete TTM levels 1 through 5 are certified with a Sorig Khang International Diploma of Advanced Studies in Traditional Tibetan Medicine (DAS in TTM).

For full curriculum, please refer to our website. 

A Certificate of Attendance in Metsa Moxibustion will be granted by Sorig Khang Singapore upon completion of all lessons, and completion and passing grade of all quizzes and homework assignments in this course. Student must complete the content within six months of the start of the course.

Student Membership

For enrollment in our academic courses organized by Sorig Khang Singapore, all students are required to have a valid student membership.

Fee

For local students using SG bank payment options, use this link

Course curriculum

    1. A message from Sorig Khang Singapore!

    2. Study Texts

    1. Morning: Introduction to moxibustion

    2. Afternoon: Different types of moxa and its point system

    3. Final Tantra Chapter 21 - Moxibustion

    1. Morning: Moxa application and techniques of back

    2. Afternoon: Moxa application and techniques for arms & legs

    1. Morning: Moxa application and techniques of frontal trunk

    2. Afternoon: Moxa application and techniques of head and face

    1. Dr Pema - Moxa on actual patient

    2. Moxa on lower back

About this course

  • $400.00
  • 11 lessons
  • 0 hours of video content

Instructor

President & Resident Teacher Jacqueline Yu

JACQUELINE YU is the co-founder of Basic Essence holistic wellness centre in Singapore since 1999 and is the Founding Member/President of Sorig Khang Singapore, founded in 2008 to preserve and promote the ancient healing arts of Sowa Rigpa. In 2000, she met her root dharma teacher, the late Ngakpa H.E. Ralo Rinpoche and his son, H.E. Khyungtrul Rinpoche, beginning her path in Vajrayana. And after meeting and learning from Dr. Nida Chenagtsang since 2008, her root teacher in Sowa Rigpa and Yuthok Nyingthig tradition, the spiritual practice of Tibetan medicine and completed her internship in Qinghai Tibetan Hospital, Xining and Malho Tibetan Medicine Hospital in 2011. Jacqueline is currently Sorig Khang International's Senior Generalised Teacher with specialization in Ku Nye, traditional Tibetan massage & other external therapies. As a therapist for the past 24 years, Jacqueline has her own private practice providing treatments on a daily basis and as a trainer, she has trained many students and therapists in healing and massage in the Asia region. A practitioner of Yuthok Nyingthig, Jacqueline is also a guide for Medicine Buddha Healing, Mantra Healing, Nejang and Yuthok Nyingthig retreats. Jacqueline leads groups on yoga & spiritual retreats around Asia. Since 2015, Jacqueline is also the coordinator for Sorig Aid, organizing free medical camps in Nepal and around the world, putting her compassion into action. In 2017, she received the Yuthok Sowa Rigpa Award for her great contribution towards Sorig Aid project in Nepal during the 5th International Congress on Sowa Rigpa held in Kathmandu.