TibetanAmchi
Lobsang
If you want to be happy and healthy; relax, take a deep breath and appreciate the present.
Amchi Lobsang Tsultrim
Tibetan Medicine is a holistic approach to healing in which the balance between body and mind determines the state of health. This balance is maintained by three types of energy which regulate all of the functions in the body. These three energies are; Loong, Tripa and Badkan.
1 - 2 days before the consultation;
Do not take alcohol, coffee and do not eat spicy food. Avoid strenuous physical activities and mental strain. Take a good rest and get a proper sleep.
What to bring along;
Collect your first morning urine in a transparent glass or plastic jar. Make sure the container is clean, otherwise the urine will be contaminated and it could change the colour.
Is this your first consultation?
If yes, then fill these two forms, print and bring along with you on the day of your consultation. You could also send it upfront via email (ltsona@xs4all.nl) if unable to print.
Download the forms here:
0318622580
Workshop I.
Saturday, 10th October 2020
How to maintain a healthy life according to the Tibetan Medicine?
Workshop II.
Saturday, 7th November 2020
Mental health care in Tibetan Medicine
The workshops will be given in English.
Date: Saturday, 10th October 2020 and Saturday, 7th November 2020
Place: De Gasperisingel 18, 6716 RB, Ede
Price: €75,- per workshop per person
Reservation: +318622580 /
Amchi Lobsang Tsultrim
De Gasperisingel 18
6716 RB, Ede (Gld)
0031-318622580
email:
BATC beroeps registratie nummer: BR-0468
AGB Zorgverlenerscode: 90023093
AGB Praktijkcode: 90066671
K.v.K Arnhem: 54555299
February 1st 2020
Attention! New parking rules!
Sector 11 (Gasperisingel, Dubceksingel en Monnetsingel)
From 1st February 2020, you will need a parking permit to be able to park your car. If you need it, ask us for a visitor card (max 4 hours) and a parking disc.
Don't forget to return these back to us.
Thank You!
Art credit William Wolk
"As you breathe in, cherish yourself. As you breathe out, cherish all beings"
H.H. The 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet