Nuad..<\/p>\n
..is meditation<\/strong> in motion<\/strong><\/p>\n ..is precise bodywork<\/strong><\/p>\n ..is an effective<\/strong> therapy for body<\/strong>, mind<\/strong> and soul<\/strong><\/p>\n ..combines accupressure<\/strong> with Yoga stretchings<\/strong><\/p>\n The historical roots lie in the Buddhist tradition. The founder is Jivaka Kumar Bhaccha, a doctor from northern India. He is mentioned in the Theravada Buddhism, known as a friend of Buddha as well as the physician of the order of Buddhist monks and nuns. The teachings of this specific element of ayurvedic medicine – Nuad – reached what is now known as Thailand in the third or second century B.C. – at the same time as Buddhism.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Nuad.. ..is meditation in motion ..is precise bodywork ..is an effective therapy for body, mind and soul ..combines accupressure with Yoga stretchings The historical roots lie in the Buddhist tradition. The founder is Jivaka Kumar Bhaccha, a doctor from northern India. He is mentioned in the Theravada Buddhism, known as\u2026<\/p>\n