Maharishi Ayurveda Sukshma Marma Therapy.

"Marma" comes from Sanskrit and means switching or energy point. The human body is home to a total of 108 main and thousands of smaller marma points. Each point has its own specific task and function and can be understood as a control instrument for the energy flow of the body. Through these control points it is possible to influence assigned body parts and organs. The form of Marma Therapy used in our practice, the Sukshma Marma Therapy ®, was developed by Dr. Ernst Schrott from Regensburg in years of research and development work together with the greatest experts in this field.

The main mechanisms of action of the Marma Therapy are:

• releasing energetic blockages
• Activate the energy flow in the pathways (nadis)
• Balancing energy surplus or deficiency

In addition to the physical body, the human being also has an energy body. In the finest energy field, the original order is restored through the gentle Marma reflex point massage. This principle of order permeates all energy fields up to the physical body. In this way, the body cells "remember" the correct order and the body itself can regain flow, harmony, balance and thus health.

The marma points can also be described as "cosmic switching points" in which the primordial sound of creation vibrates.

"Marma is the seat of life" says the Sushruta Samhita, one of the oldest classical textbooks of Ayurvedic medicine.

How does a Marma therapy work?

In 30 or 45 minutes of pure treatment time, the therapist very gently touches the Marma points that match the symptoms in an individually coordinated sequence. Supported by essential oils, the gentle, slow massage movements have an extremely relaxing and soothing effect. In order to intensify the effect of the therapy after the treatment, a 30-minute rest period immediately following the treatment is very important, during which the patient's entire system processes the energetic impulses.

Indication: Marma therapy is especially recommended for all kinds of joint and spinal problems as well as stress and overstrain complaints. Regular treatments, e.g. once a month, are very suitable for prevention.