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Thai Yoga Massage
Centuries ago, a dynamic bodywork therapy based on Yoga and Ayurveda was born in the temples of Thailand. In this unique healing system of Thai Yoga Massage - also called Nuad Boran and widely known as T raditional Thai Massage , (Nuad Phaen Boran ) - the practitioner guides the recipient through a series of Yoga postures while palming and thumbing along the ''Sen'', body's energy lines and pressures points. Together these actions result in a comprehensive full body treatment that relieves muscular tension, improves circulation, boosts the immune system and balances the body energetically.
Thai Yoga Massage is performed on a mat on the floor; both client and practitioner are dressed in comfortable clothing allowing ease of movement and flexibility.
The therapeutic basis of Thai Yoga Massage is rooted in the Indian healing tradition of Ayurveda. the word Ayurveda derives from two sanskrit words: Ayur, meaning "life" and Veda , meaning "knowledge". thus, this science of living functions as a guide to the proper maintenance of life.
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The origins of Traditional Thai Yoga Massage can be traced back 2,500 years . It is an ancient form of therapeutic healing that has roots in Indian Ayurvedic Medicine. The founding father of Thai Massage, Jivaka Kumar Bhaccha, was a celebrated Yogi and a Doctor in the healing tradition of Ayurveda who treated, among others, the Buddha.
After the death of the Buddha, the earliest Buddhist Monks who travelled to South East Asia were accompanied by Ayurvedic Doctors. These Doctors practiced a healing art that would later evolve into Traditional Thai Massage.
Traditional Thai Massage developed over millennia within the environment of Buddhist temples. 
It flourished as a way for spiritual people to share the benefits of meditation and compassion in a physical form. It is a respected form of healing practiced today in hospitals and temples throughout Thailand.