Chavutti Thirumal Massage Devon

I have recently returned to offering some Lomi Lomi massage. This is a Hawaiian massage technique using the forarms. I think of it as a more feminine alternative to the Chavutti Thirumal massages I usually give. It has a beautiful flowing quality and is extremely relaxing.

Getting ready for the first massage of 2023 I am feeling excited and looking forward to meeting many new people this year.

Its been a couple of years of poor health and with lock downs etc it has been a while since I felt this enthusiastic about the start of a year.

I am back!!

You can now contact me through Whats App if you have any questions or want to book. 👣

David Whyte Recites "The Journey"

“Our body knows it’s belonging to life, to spirit. It’s our minds that make us so homeless.” ~ John O’Donohue

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Deep pressure and massage is shown to affect the vagus nerve which soothes the nervous system and reduces anxiety and depression. This is why after a Chavutti Thirumal massage you feel deeply relaxed and calm.

Science Confirms That the Vagus Nerve Is Key to Well-being The mysterious nerve network that quiets pain and stress — and may defeat disease

Rewilding from the inside out. I love this idea, it reminds me that we are nature, we are also wild, and that connection starts with ourselves.

Rewilding Ourselves – Reclaiming Our Wild and Tender Hearts from the Noise of the World — Francis Briers At a time when every aspect of our lives seems to be being hemmed in and commoditised, labelled, claimed, and sold back to us bent out of shape, it feels more necessary than ever to find and reclaim the wild spaces.  Not only the wild spaces out there but our inner wild spaces, those quie

Introducing the new 1 hour 15 minute session for those in a hurry to relax 😇 ✨🦶✨ £45 - £60 (pay what you can afford)

The practice of Tai Chi has been a gateway to a life lived through the body. The feet ground and give me stability, the senses honed enrich my experience, the awareness opens to subtle energies and I am filled with calm vitality and gentle strength.

After a fantastically warm summer, the nights are beginning to draw in and there’s a chill in the air. We involuntarily hunch ourselves up when we are cold, making muscles tighter and less mobile and you may be beginning to feel the effects with stiffness, aches and pains.

Inside the studio it is very cosy with a big log burner and a warm under-blanket so you can truly relax. As the heat penetrates sore muscles they become longer and more supple.