CURRENT MISSION

On a personal retreat, exploring new directions and healing old paths

ABOUT ME

Chiangmai is likely to be my home base for a few years.Coming from a business environment, I hope to bebe on a crossroads, moving in new directions, something more creative or spiritual.

PHILOSOPHY

I live to become, to be who I am. Meanwhile, achieving that or not, trying to have some fun.

Interests

Sports, meeting interesting people, nature, movies, poetry, good quality tea, photography, human exchanges that cut away from the surface. Currently I'm on a tantra yogic path.

• poetry
• photography
• environment
• dining
• shopping
• movies
• sports
• business

Music, Movies, and Books

Movies: Fight Club, Being John Malkovich, The English Patient
Music: Requiems
Books: Kahlil Gibran

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

While you're in Chiangmai, allow yourself the luxury of a massage while at the same time contributing to people who otherwise would have no source of income: the blind. Not only are they generally much better than the average shop on the street, they are cheap and you help them to earn money.
There are some 5 or more places to go to. My favourite ones are in Rachamanka and Moonmuang soi 9.

Teach, Learn, Share

I know something about massages in Chiangmai and I have a broad spiritual interest. I now live in Chiangmai and I'm happy to give you suggestions on where to go and where not.
Though I don't like negative advertising, some sincere warnings: blind master masseur Sinchai on Chuan Puak street may be past his career top.
And for food, don't go to Fuji in the Airport Plaza as most of the farang eating there end up having food poisoning.