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Miriam Wessels
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Sep 30, 2026
180: Fascial Elves and Vikings (with Heike Oellerich & Miriam Wessels)
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33:25Til LuchauHOST
But what do body workers, how would body worker, other body workers recognize this in their clients?
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33:32Miriam WesselsGUEST
I think when you, when you touch a Viking, everything has, like, a tension.
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33:37Miriam WesselsGUEST
And i- and the question is, is the, does the tension feel normal for the person, um, who's in front of me? So it, it, it doesn't mean that there, if there's tension, that it is an over-tension.
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33:56Miriam WesselsGUEST
So I need to decide as, as the, the person who's in relationship to the patient, I, I call, we call them patient or client.
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34:07Miriam WesselsGUEST
I have to have so much experience that I, I immediately recognize is that a normal tension for this body, or is it an over or under tension for that body.
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34:24Miriam WesselsGUEST
And it could be, um, that I have a very, very s- well, uh, then, then tension, and then there's stiffness, I would say.
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46:19Whitney LoweHOST
Is that person a Viking or an elf? Or, I mean, how do you sort of characterize that if, if those things are really divided and split up like that?