Massages from all over the world – feel-good experiences for body and soul

Tensions and cramps arise above all after a meeting, working on the PC, a long drive or daily household chores. These often annoyingly accompany us through the day and rob precious energy. For these reasons, feeling7 offers the classic massage for relaxation. With special massage oils, the skin is made supple and blood circulation is additionally stimulated. The deep effect of the oils also supports relaxation even after the massage. The cramps dissolve and you feel relaxed and full of energy again! The classic massage can be perfectly combined with a Samadhi bath.

Harmony and energy through warming stones.

The term La-Stone means lava stones and goes back, among other things, to the use of volcanic rock in Hawaii. The hot stone massage (warm stone massage) is a classic massage element that has been transmitted from the Asian, Pacific and American regions since primeval times. However, the hot stone massage has also been developed in parallel in other parts of the world and has recently enjoyed growing popularity again. This type of massage is very pleasant with us, especially in the winter months, because you keep the warming feeling of the stones "in your body" and can also relax internally and externally on wet and cold winter days. With the hot stone massage, the massage stones are placed in a water bath heated to approx. 45°-60° Celsius, rubbed with the desired massage oil and then used to massage the body with gentle pressure. This type of massage aims to relax the muscles through the heat emanating from the stones in combination with the oil and gives the whole body a pleasant feeling.

This is how the hot stone massage works: The 7 chakras of the body are included in the treatment in order to achieve a noticeable harmonization of the energy flow. The basalt stones, heated to around 45°C - 60°C, glide over the entire body with gentle pressure. The hot stone therapy relaxes the muscles, increases the flow of lymph, increases tissue metabolism and calms the vegetative nervous system.

The Chinese massage is based on the knowledge of TCM and is one of its oldest forms of therapy. Blockages on a muscular and energetic level are released through various hand movements, such as stroking (Tui), grasping (Na), pressing (On), rubbing (Mo).

In addition, Tuina works via the meridians and also on the internal organs connected to them. Today's term Tuina means pushing, rubbing and pulling techniques that include both acupressure and variations of pressure treatments on the "energy points" (with fingers, fists, elbows and knees), manual "energy band regulation" such as rolling, Pushing, rubbing, fibulation, tapping, "gripping pinches" as well as mobilization and stretching techniques of the joints and muscles. This system includes impulse-generating, manipulative treatments and independent forms of exercise, such as isometric exercises.

There are a total of 18 basic moves and around 300 individual moves. With the Chinese foot massage, the reflective zones are treated in addition to the acupoints. In the West, this has become known as foot reflexology. The therapists point out that this method - especially in the case of severe symptoms - can be quite painful.