Open college "Ayurvedic Thai massage"

◇ Object： Experienced of Thai massage
◇ Attendance period： 1 day
◇ Entrance fee： 0 yen
◇ Attendance rate： 50,000 yen

A traditional medical system of the Indian origin ancient with the Ayurveda. The etymology comes from "Ayusu" (life ) and "a Veda" (science) of Sanskrit and can regard it as "science of the life". It is science to get knowledge about the comprehensive health that we are deep and connect health and the durability of the heart in the Ayurveda and think, and was able to include an aspect of the society, spiritual, mind. It is thought that there is three life energy in the physical basics in the Ayurveda. It is thought that there is three life energy in the physical basics in the Ayurveda. At first there are "VATA", At first there is three life energy called "Vata" "Pitta" "Kapha" as energy becoming basic of the bodies, and these are called "Tridosha". Dosha expresses the "fire" "wind" "ground" natural phenomenon in each, and it is it from and it is fast and is sharp and is heavy property that said and repeats the increase and decrease in each mutual relations and creates the state that is once stable health, the states that it is unbalanced once, and is unhealthy. It is said to belong to this flow the "mind" "blood" "water" of the Chinese medicine. Because you are in a healthy condition if three they flow through the body smoothly and get sick when a flow is delayed, the point therefore to make much of a way of the life is common. Three Dosha gives constitution big influence. A state getting the balance is in a healthy state and gets sick when you fall apart. In addition, there is a difference in the balance by a person, it is parted by the person who is strong in Pitta, person who is strong in Kapha, person who is strong in Vata. It becomes the constitution of the person. In this lecture, we replace a massage method every this Tridosha with a Thai traditional massage and, as Ayurvedic Thai massage, practice a massage operation method. You learn it about the small points about the setting of the room, the speed of the stroke, the usage of the herb ball, depth of the pressure, rhythm.