I am Vas Béla, the father of two wonderful daughters and a grandfather twice over. My original profession is engineering, so it has always been important to me to understand how things work, their causes, their connections, and the deeper processes behind them. However, a point came in my life when I had to search for answers not only professionally, but also personally. Many years ago, I was diagnosed with Bechterew's disease, which gradually restricted my mobility and presented serious challenges both physically and emotionally.
I first encountered Seishin therapy and its philosophy in 2019. My first SeishinDo bioenergetic treatment made a deep impression on me because I experienced for myself how powerfully the changes beginning in the body and the soul can affect a person's life. Because of my engineering mindset, I was not satisfied with superficial answers: I asked questions, observed, learned, and tried to understand what was happening within and around me. The answers, knowledge, and perspective of SeishinDo Master Bágyok Károly confirmed that this path was worth continuing.
Alongside the treatments, I completed the SeishinDo basic bioenergetics course and then the basic Seishin therapeutic massage training. At first, I regularly applied what I had learned to myself, and I was pleased to experience that the Seishin teachings provide a supportive system that works not only in theory, but also in everyday life. From that point on, I took every opportunity to expand my knowledge, deepen my experience, and move closer to the essence of the Seishin therapeutic approach.
Over time, I felt increasingly strongly that if this path had helped me, I wanted to place this knowledge in the service of others as well. Today, I work as a full-time Seishin therapist alongside SeishinDo Master Bágyok Károly, and my daily aim is to support those who turn to me with patience, attention, and respect. I believe that every person has the potential for change, for finding their inner strength, and for reconnecting with themselves, their body, their soul, and their belief in their own health.
