This massage is a real tool intended to improve well-being, relaxation and relaxation. It is based on the 7 energy centers of the body (the Chakras), which the practitioner will rebalance by stimulating the paths of energy in order to allow it to circulate freely throughout the body. Pressure, friction but also stretching with a more or less moderate rhythm will contribute to physical and emotional well-being.

Especially recommended for nervous people, suffering from stress, fatigue and having difficulty managing emotions.

This massage works wonders on concentration, sleep, digestion, depression.

Physiologically, it promotes blood circulation, breathing, joint relaxation, muscle relaxation.

It offers deep relaxation and a true journey of the senses and is renowned for its moisturizing and antioxidant properties.

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Practiced with a large quantity of hot oil, it was once reserved for Maharajahs in ancient India. Made from enveloping movements over the whole body, from head to toe, bringing a certain well-being for the body but also for the mind, it restores flexibility and mobility to the body.

It is a fluid, deep, enveloping massage. It brings an extraordinary feeling of envelopment and lightness. Moreover, an Indian saying states that even a very dry piece of wood can bend without breaking, if it is dipped in oil. Likewise, the human body which, it is aware, gains in flexibility if it is offered oil and heat.

It is practiced using large movements of opening, original and unique, of connections and envelopment of the body. It includes effleurages, sliding pressures, friction or rubbing, undulations. Very quickly appeasement appears, fatigue is eliminated, the whole body is nourished and fortified. It soothes nervousness, stress, insomnia. Beneficial for the joints, it softens, restores suppleness to the body and the skin by removing toxins from the skin, relieves joint pain and reduces rheumatism.

The Sapta Sthiti or "7 Postures" is a dynamic massage in which the person is massaged according to 7 postures (on the back, on the stomach, on the sides, seated).

The rhythm of breathing is then different according to the postures.

In the moments of the massage when the person is on his flanks, we will insist on the part of the buttocks, seat of Muladhara: the Root Chakra.

This massage stimulates the elimination process of the body. It is all-encompassing, very subtle and powerful.

It is practiced on people who already have some experience of traditional Ayurvedic massage  or Yoga enthusiasts.

This treatment acts on the polarity of the body in connection with two major energy channels (the Nadis): Ida and Pingala.

The balance of these two Nadis  makes it possible to give rise to the circulation of the Nadi Sushumna. If this channel is purified, the Kundalini awakens and rises from Muladhara: psychic energy then meets physical energy.

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