Traditional Thai Massage

An ancient massage technique practiced throughout Thailand. It has its origins in yoga and massage in Indian medicine (ayurvèda). Combine acupressure point work and yoga-assisted stretching. Feet, knees and hands are used for stretching, pressure and mobilization. It is not a work limited to the level of the body, because it gives happiness that is not just a muscular sensation, but involves our being in all its components.  The traditional Thai massage, in particular, is a work on vital energy and this concerns the deeper aspects of our being. A well done massage goes beyond the sensations of the body, reaches the psyche better than words, like music. For this tradition, the practice of massage is an exercise in the ‘donation’ of well-being. The masseur derives his satisfaction from the awareness of giving and doing the good of the other by practicing according to the Buddhist tradition “Metta” (loving kindness).   It improves reflexology and posture, reduces stress, muscle stiffness, tension and contractures by stimulating vital energy. He reduces the problems of stress and insomnia.