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Thai Massage
The Thai massage is appreciated around the world. Even if you’ve not yet experienced one, at least you must have heard of it. It is a truly relaxing therapy that efficiently relieves aches and pains, restores flexibility of the muscles, stimulates blood circulation, and melts away stress with the heavenly fragrances of aromatic herbs. Imagine you were a tourist who has been walking around the city all day until your feet get sore, how wonderful it would be to get a good traditional Thai foot massage. However, Thai massage is only one little healing sachet in the trove of the Thai traditional medicine or TTM. Today, we’ll explore the world of TTM that you might have never seen before.
Ancient Massage
Thai massage is a form of therapeutic touch that differs in many ways from traditional massage. Instead of a massage table,
you lie on a mat on the floor while the provider manipulates your body in certain ways to stimulate organs and improve flexibility.
Thai massage is part of traditional Thai medicine. Similar to Chinese medicine, it works with the body's energetic pathways.
These are also called sen. Other Names for Thai Massage
In the Thai language, the name for Thai massage is Nuad bo-rarn. Nuad means "massage." Bo-rarn means "ancient." So in Thailand, it is an ancient massage. Some also translate it as "ancient healing way."
History of Thai Massage
The History of Thai Massage Much of the history of Thai massage is a mystery. Many records about it have been destroyed over time. It's possible that the tradition of Thai massage was primarily passed down orally for centuries."
Many historians agree that it started at least 2,500 years ago. They attribute
its start to an Indian doctor, Shivago Komarpaj, also called Jivaka Buccha Komar. He is known throughout Asia as "Father Doctor."
Shivago Komarpat (ชีวกโกมารภัจจ์) was a colleague of the Buddha.
He helped to spread traditional medicinal practices throughout southern Asia.
Over the years, with foreign influences, Thai massage has developed into a popular holistic health tradition that includes aspects of yoga, Ayurveda,
and Chinese medicine.
