Thai Yoga Massage – History and Benefits
Monday, October 19th, 2009Traditional Thai Massage, also known as Nuad Bo Rarn is an Eastern form of therapy that believes the entire body must be worked on, not just the parts affected by ailments. This ancient holy medicine works on the premise that energy flows along channels in the body. If there is unevenness in the flow, the result is an ailment.
Thai yoga therapy is an art of healing. It is very popularly called The traditional Thai Yoga Massage. It dates back to Gautama Buddhas period which is approximately about 2,500 years ago. The founder of this curative massage is Jivaka Kumara Bhaccha. Jivaka Kumara Bhaccha was the physician to Buddha.
Understanding Thai Yoga:
In India and Thailand it is believed that there are over 72,000 energy lines flowing through the body. Amazingly, only ten of those lines have been chosen to be utilized by Thai Yoga Massage.
The sense of touch is an essential part of both our physical and psychological health. Thai Yoga therapy is refined by divine life force. While it works to improve relaxation, it also allows people to feel the comfort and meditative condition of mind and body.
What it does?
This type of massage does not work with the body, but rather the energy of the body. It implements a mixture of Asanas, Acupressure, Thumbing, Stretching, Palming and gentle twisting which is used to bring balance to the psyche, spirit and body of both donor and receiver.
Benefits of Thai Yoga:
Here are some curative properties of Thai yoga massage:
1.Thai yoga balances your bodys energy pathways.
2. Increases resistance to wound or damage.
3. Assists the body in getting rid of pain caused by arthritis, tired muscles and strain.
4. Improves the ability to practice yoga and other physical modalities.
5.Tones your energy, internal organs and alertness.
6. Assists the body in being able to calm down as well as feel the benefits of relaxation.
7. Allows for the release of toxins and lactic acid accumulated throughout the body.
Suresh Kumar believes in practicing Yoga to keep fit and lead a healthy lifestyle. He is a featured writer on Clivir.com where he shares his tips and guide about Yoga Positions for Beginners and Different Types of Yoga.
