
Explore monotherapy through marma points to diagnose and treat imbalances non-invasively, aligning body, mind, prana, and energies; learn about 40 regions and 85 marma points with practical locating tips.
This chapter describes the marma points on the arms: Kshipra, Talahridaya, Kurcha, Kurchashira, Manibandha, Indrabasti, Kurpara, Ani, Urvi, Lohitaksha, Kakshadhara
This chapter describes the marma points on the legs: Kshipra, Talahridaya, Kurcha, Kurchashira, Gulpha, Indrabasti, Janu, Ani, Urvi, Lohitaksha, Vitapa
This chapter describes the marma points on the back: Amsa, Amsaphalaka, Brihati, Parsvasandhi, Nitamba, Katikataruna, Kukundara, Guda
This chapter describes the marma points on the chest: Apalapa, Stanamula, Stanarohita, Hridaya, Nabhi, Basti
Discover face and neck marma points through acupressure and massage, using sesame oil and aromatic oils to stimulate blood flow, relieve muscle tension, and support posture and voice.
Identify testing points on the big toe and inner ankle, distinguish pressure from pain, then perform Marmot diagnostics from the chippenham gap between the toes to assess cranial nerve areas.
Explore plantar foot, instep, toe joints to map marma points signaling disorders in the shoulder and cervical spine, linked to liver, kidney, adrenal gland, stomach, pancreas, intestines, uterus, bladder.
Map and stimulate marma points along the foot connected to the spine and skeletal system, including central points like the Myanmar point for the hypothalamus, to influence prana distribution.
The big toe represents the head; press joints along the foot to stimulate marma points and affect the spleen, liver, kidney, pancreas, hypothalamus, and aid in epileptic seizures.
Map ayurvedic marma points from toe to head, linking pituitary, liver, kidneys, stomach, uterus, spine, and joints to prana flow and immunity.
This course is a super simple way to apply the ancient knowledge of Ayurvedic massage, the power of healing touch.
I am absolutely sure that you will learn to help yourselves or your loved ones simply by using Ayurvedic marma therapy.
The class is divided into 5 sections explaining the marma points on the arms, legs, chest, back, face and neck. Together I am going to show you:
✦ 40 different marma regions
✦ 85 marma points
✦ Practical tips how to self locate every marma
✦ Basic oils or essential oils suitable for each marma
✦ Marmas in relation to the three doshas Vata, Pitta, Kapha
✦ Marmas in relation to the subdoshas, circulation channels (srotas) or energy channels (nadis)
Marmas are special points with relation to the energies of the body, your mind, prana and doshas (vata, pitta, kapha). They create the union of all these aspects, ranging from the innermost consciousness to the internal organs. Marma points play an important role in Ayurveda and are used to diagnose one's physical or mental condition. They can also reveal an imbalance in the human body that can easily lead to a disease. Fortunately, by applying marma massage, you can either heal yourselves in a non-invasive way or simply use it as a prevention and pleasure.
I look forward to seeing you inside the course!
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