Relax & Heal
Abhyanga with Marma therapy stimulates vital energy points for natural healing, addressing imbalances, akin to Chinese acupuncture without needles.
Energetic balance
Pain relief
Improves circulation
Description
$170 • 90 minutes
This Abhyanga places an emphasis on Marma points which are specific locations where the body's physical and subtle energies intersect. They very closely relate to the acupuncture points in Chinese medicine but without the use of needles. Marma points correspond to various tissues, organs, and systems, and they are believed to hold significant influence over physical, mental, and emotional well-being. By using gentle touch and pressure we stimulate the marma points promoting energy flow, supporting the body's innate healing mechanisms, addressing physical, mental and emotional imbalances.
Benefits
Enhances circulation
Promotes relaxation and stress relief
Upregulates detoxification
Nourishes the skin to improve it’s texture and tone
Nourishes the skin microbiome
Improves the quality of sleep
Balances the doshas (bioenergetic forces responsible for health)
Restores the subtle energy body to allow the unrestricted flow of prana thereby invigorating all the tissues and organs of the body
Enhances mental clarity, concentration and cognitive function
Promotes emotional well-being
Provides anti-aging effects
Enhances body-mind connection
Strengthens immunity
Energetic balance
Process
After an initial assessment of the client's constitution and specific needs, the therapy is conducted with the client lying down comfortably. The massage is punctuated with clockwise rotations of the marma points to release any blocked energy. This process is carried out all over the body as a general ‘tune up’ or with particular emphasis on specific marma points if there are specific concerns or conditions. This is a 90 minute therapy which also concludes with a rest period for absorption followed by a warm herbal tea to enhance the cleansing process and promote further relaxation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Abhyanga and Marma Therapy a combined therapy?
How do Marma points differ from acupuncture points?
What conditions can Marma Therapy address?
Is Marma Therapy painful?
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