Siddha

Siddha medicine, which originated in Tamil Nadu (South India), is—like Ayurveda—a traditional, holistic system of natural healing in which the individual balance of the three doshas represents the ideal state of health, and physical, mental, and spiritual health are viewed as a unified whole. Siddha originated in my homeland of South India. The name traces back to the founders of this healing art, the eighteen Siddhas—that is, perfected spiritual and healing masters. In Siddha medicine, the nadis—subtle energy channels—play a central role. Prana, the life energy, flows through our bodies via these channels.

In Siddha pain therapy, the intersection points of the nadis are stimulated through pressure and massage to release blockages that hinder the flow of prana. In India, this therapy is traditionally supplemented with medicinal herbs and a wide variety of medications, such as powders, tablets, teas, or oils. In my practice, however, I limit myself to massages, supplemented by mantras, breathing exercises, meditation, and yoga exercises, all of which are individually tailored to you. Siddha has proven particularly effective in the treatment of complex and chronic conditions.

Traditional areas of application include back, joint, and headaches, neck and muscle tension, as well as emotional imbalance or depression.

Duration: 60 minutes, 110 euros
Duration: 90 minutes, 145 euros