DISSOLVE ORIGINS
Dissolve is a powerful healing modality.
Healing through Dissolve Therapy, Meditation and Yoga
Dissolve delivers release from habitual contraction in a very clear and deep manner : informing the Dissolver through experience. This process allows us gain a clear understanding of our own mental, emotional and physical holding mechanisms.
This constant habitual contraction negatively impacts our internal organs, emotions and thinking -t he tightness you feel when your anxious, when you’re angry or sad. The constriction of the body from ailments and the blockages in the mind from holding onto thoughts and ideas.
This is what we’re looking at in Dissolve, and you will learn a new way to navigate through these problems.
Dissolve worldwide.
Dissolve is offered around the world by a beautiful team of Dissolvers in Switzerland, Germany, France, Italy, Canada and the US by the applied methods of Dissolve Therapy and Dissolve Yoga
There are many stories to be told, as each new Dissolver and Dissolvee gain their new experiences while practicing. Witnessing deep habitual change that has enriched and simplified their lives.
What a beautiful and spectacular thing!
Dissolve origins & development.
The concept and method of Dissolve was made clear to Andy Mack in 2012 shortly after meeting a Thai meditation master - LP Jumnien.
At this point, Andy had been immersed in meditation, taichi and yoga practice since 2005, training everyday from sun up to sleep time.
“Jumnien is the strongest illustration of the spiritual goal fulfilled , that I’ve encountered. Jumnien radiates deep and complete release, at all times. He is like a light bulb or sun. Dissolve is really an expression of that.”
Andy met Adam Mizner in 2005 and the two lived together for the next few years. This teacher student relationship continued for 19 years, during which time they lived in close proximity, training most days.
Duran Mack, Andy’s son grew up amidst this deep practice life.
Andy & Duran moved to Thailand in 2011 to be close to the Thai masters and to further the path of training. They spent vast periods of time in the forest temples, meditating and looking after the monks.
In 2018, they moved to London, and based themselves in the Akasha Spa - Hotel Cafe Royal in Piccadilly Circus, and also in the Millar’s Way Project in Shepards Bush.