60 Mins: £60 | 90 Mins: £90 | 120 Mins: £120
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Notes: * 90 minutes is the minimum time required for an effective healing massage. All massages quoted are therapeutic relief massages, rather than simple relaxation sessions that last a shorter time. For Terms and Conditions, please check the Booking page. For out-call prices, please contact me.
The History of Thai Massage
Practiced in Thailand for thousands of years, Thai Massage is truly an ancient therapy. Thai Massage was developed more than 2500 years ago by Jivaka Kumar Bhaccha (Dr. Shivago) a friend to the Buddha and his personal physician. With a vast knowledge of medicine, his story can be found in the ancient Indian texts dating back to the 4th Century BCE. Thais also believe that Jivaka invented traditional medicine and for us, he is the father of Thai massage. He is also referred to as the ‘Father Doctor’ and in the Thai healing practice, thanks are given to the Father Doctor before and after massage.
Old texts describe Jīvaka giving treatments to the Buddha, for example, when the Buddha had a cold and when the Buddha was hurt after an attempt on his life. Not only a healer but Jīvaka also developed an interest in the Buddha’s teachings and adopted the Buddha’s five precepts:
- A prohibition of killing, both humans and all animals
- Prohibiting theft
- Adultery in all its forms
- Falsehood spoken or committed to by action
- Abstaining from intoxication through alcohol, drugs or other means
Thai medicine is believed to have influences from ancient Thai royal traditions and from how the art was practiced throughout the kingdom. It was passed through generations by educating a select few but now is accessible to all. The Royal tradition of Thai medicine was also developed at the royal court and has influence from India, China, the Muslim world.
The Thai people have been practicing Ayurvedic medicinal traditions brought to them from India thousands of years ago. During its peak, many physicians were Buddhists including the great Buddhist sage Nagarjuna, of the Mahayana Buddhist tradition. Thai’s today maintain these traditions and it forms the base of what we believe to be the true way to maintain your health.
Emanating from India, techniques and practices of massage have evolved in Thailand to become known as Thai massage. Wrapped up in other important health practices for the body such as yoga, Thais believe that a healthy body, a clear mind and maintaining a body’s natural balance go hand in hand with our belief in the Buddhist way of life.
Terms & Conditions: Please Read Carefully Before Your Massage
Please read carefully before your massage Click on the button to book an appointment. Please leave your phone number and details. Once your appointment is booked, you’re all set to go. We look forward to seeing you soon.
Please note the terms & conditions for booking a massage:
- Cancellation policy – minimum 24 hours before your massage. Not respecting the cancellation period blocks your booking on the system and stops other people from taking your slot
- Once you have booked your massage, a pre-authorization payment of your debit or credit card will be required
- No-shows or cancellations without proper notice will be charged the full amount of the massage
- Upon arrival you will be asked to fill out and sign a short form in regards to your fitness for a massage treatment
Please read – Your health and safety is very important to me
- General Medical Conditions: Since I am not a medical practitioner, if you have a medical condition that you think is not suitable for a massage, please consult your doctor before making an appointment. In this case, I will not be able to advise you or be responsible for any complications that might arise from the massage.
- Pregnant Women: Please note that pregnant women especially in their first trimester should not receive my type of massage, which focuses on increased blood flow to all parts of the body. I am sorry but I cannot accept women for treatment during this period.