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Ayurveda walking massage/yoga massage done with feet:Â
👣 Deep tissue acupressure Massage from traditional Tantra:
Benefits:
⚜ Awakes your prana life force energy
⚜ Resets the entire energysystem
⚜ Improves the circulation of lymph fluid
⚜ Improves blood circulation
âšœ Balances your 3 doshas and regulates the hormonal systemÂ
⚜ Supports the detoxification of the whole body
⚜ Relaxes muscles and strengthens bones
⚜ Increses mobility, flexibility and maintain strength
⚜ Eases the pain & heal injuries
âšœ increases well-being & brings the whole body back into balanceÂ
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Traditionally used to prepare the body for meditation, this massage awakens the nadis and harmonizes masculine and feminine within.
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In Tantra, true healing begins when the body is touched with awareness, and the soul feels safe enough to be felt.
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The feet become instruments of devotion, grounding the receiver into the earth while awakening muscles, nerves & prana energie along the spine.
This massage is not just bodywork—it is sacred touch through presence, rhythm, and breath, aligning Prana with universal flow.
Walking massage mirrors the path of life: steady, intentional, with deep pressure that roots the soul into the sacred temple of the body.
Each step, each glide of the foot, becomes a dance between giver and receiver—touching not only muscles but subtle layers of emotion and energy.
The receiver surrenders, allowing gravity and sacred pressure to realign body and spirit, dissolving resistance in a field of trust.
Walking massage is a ritual of touch, an ancient practice of remembrance that the divine lives in flesh and bone.
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"This is not a massage for relaxation alone—it is an initiatory journey where pressure becomes presence, and tension becomes transformation."
What is the intention behind the walking massage practice as an energy exchange?
Prepare the Body for spiritual practice:
Walking massage was used to open the energy channels (nadis) and aligned the physical and subtle bodies for the Prana flow (life force) before engaging in:
Tantric rituals
Asana (posture) practice
Pranayama (breathwork)
Meditation
 Cultivate Internal Fire (Agni)
By using deep, rhythmic foot pressure along the marma points (vital energy spots), the massage stimulated agni, the digestive and transformative fire—key for spiritual alchemy and sexual energy transmutation.
 Deepen Sensory Awareness (Pratyahara)
Through full-body touch and conscious breathing, walking massage brought practitioners into embodied presence—a state of heightened internal awareness, which is essential in Tantra for:
Moving beyond the mind
Entering altered states
Opening to the senses as gateways to the divine
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Sacred Service & Touch
Traditionally, massage was seen as seva (sacred service), performed with mantra and breath. The practitioner’s feet were considered sacred instruments, not lower or impure.
It cultivated humility, presence, and energetic transmission between giver and receiver.
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Summary:
Traditional Tantric walking massage was a ritual tool for energy activation, flexibility, and embodied devotion—preparing the practitioner for deeper spiritual awakening.
Why do I love offering massage?Â
Because for me, it is a beautiful way to care—to support others in gently returning to themselves.
I find great joy in creating a space where people can unwind, breathe, and rediscover the art of deep relaxation.
Only when body, mind, and soul come to rest, can true healing and release take place.
Coming from a fast-paced, high-pressure work environment, I’ve learned to treasure the gift of slowing down.
Massage allows me to be fully present with just one thing—and one person—in the moment.
It’s not just touch; it’s meditation in motion.
Each session is a mindful practice—of presence, awareness, and deep connection.
Of all the senses, touch is the one I cherish most—it’s how I feel, communicate, and meet others beyond words.
Stay present. Live fully—with all your senses.
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You can also book individual Workshops & Lectures with me:
Nonviolent Communication (NVC)
Ayurveda Lifestyle & Yoga according to the consitution (dosha)
Learn Ayurveda Walking Massage for self-practice
High Sensitivity (better understanding stress regulation, genetics & epigenetics)
Emotion as navigation trough life
Meditation (how to start?)