THAILAND MASSAGE
Thai Massage is an Ancient Healing Art. It's origins are in India, in a healing system that traces back 2,500 years and has common roots with Yoga, Ayurvedic Medicine and Spiritual Practice. The roots of this method, which spread to the western world from Thailand, are in the time of Buddha when a doctor known for his spiritual powers began to treat patients with this technique. Therapeutic massage, energy transfer, pressure on Key points of energy lines, passions reminiscent of passive Hatha Yoga, meditation, herbal use and diet are a complete form of this ancient medical tradition.
HOW THAI MASSAGE WORKS!
Thai Massage is based on the notion that life at it's most basic level is energy.
In the human body, this energy flows in a network of channels or lines, each of which has a specific function. These channels are called "nadis" in the Ayurvedic tradition, "meridians" in Chinese and "shen" in Thai.
Health is considered a state of dynamic balance and harmonious flow of energy. It is not simply described as good physical condition, but as a sense of vitality, strength, inner peace and joy.
Thai Massage affects musculoskeletal and energy level. It combines pressure with the fingers and palms, at key points and along energy lines, rhythmic massages, stretching, energy therapy and meditation, all together in a single experience. As a result, it restores the flow of energy, enhances the body's self-healing power, opens the congested areas and restores the mind, body and spirit in harmony.
BENEFITS OF THAI MASSAGE:
- Releases stress and tension
- Increases agility and flexibility
- Increases vital energy
- Brings deep relaxation
- Relieves physical and mental pain
- Restores the body to balance
- Increases blood and lymph flow
- Releases emotional blockages
- Restores common muscle injuries
- It deepens the coherence of mind, body and spirit
For the therapist:
- Enhances meditation and self-concentration
- It awakens empathy and love
