Joy in the menu vol.8

The Ayurvedic Massage is originated from India, which is one of 5000 years old traditional medicine techniques such as yoga, meditation and natural plants. It is based on the ultimately strong link between body and mind considering them as “one”. And it emphasizes on the connection of “prana” (“breath of life”) with body since it is believed it is like an energy flow keeping it alive.
When this flow becomes unbalanced by stress and other negative factors, the body faces with problems. In this case, these problems may be relieved with the help of pressing movements on certain body parts aiming to rebuild the energy flow; the prana. The prominent effects of this ayurvedic massage is relaxing, eliminating toxins and stress at the same time.
Spa and Yoga lovers, I have news for you: It is a rare case that Yoga is combined with an Indian Massage Therapy. Here is an amazing example to this; Shangri-La Bosphorus Hotel offers “Indian Yoga Rebalancing Massage” at CHI Spa which is based on meditative deep touches in compnay with Yoga streches. It seems that this one has a double relaxing effect. I should immediately try it! J Even you are not in Turkey, I think you may be on the track of finding similar & uncommon combinations around the World. Worth to keep in mind! J


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