Spiritual guidance to help your journey towards your dharmic path. A joining of the mind and body, finding your connection with the divine, ultimately leading to liberation.

Every cell in the human body holds energy and carries a natural electromagnetic frequency that it prefers to resonate with. This magnetic pulse is known as your bio magnetic field. In Ayurveda, our energy, or life force, is known as prana. Our energy helps the body heal from within; giving us all an an innate internal wisdom and the power to heal ourselves. Reiki taps into the energy that connects individuals with their higher self.

A full body massage using light touch, where warm, herbal oil is applied liberally to the skin (the largest organ of the body), incorporating long strokes towards the heart to balance your doshic constitution. A Vata, Pitta, Kapha or Tridoshic oil blend is used to pacify the doshas and bring the body into harmony. Add a Garshana Dry Brush Massage for best results. Leave your skin feeling nourished and KISSed.

In āyurvedic medicine, the nose is considered the gateway for prana, or life force energy. During a nasya treatment, the head, neck and face areas of the body will be massaged to assist with opening up of the nasal passageway, followed by drops of nasya oil to be administered into the nose and back into the nasal passages. Nasya is a wonderful treatment to hep with opening up the senses, addressing dry nose in the winter months or alleviating symptoms of seasonal allergies.

Āyurvedic foot massage consists of warm herbal oil massaged into the foot to balance the doshas. Similar to the reflex points in reflexology, this treatment works with marma points as laid out in the ancient texts of āyurveda. Five of the 117 primary marma points are located on each foot.

Focus is on the upper back, shoulders, neck, head and face. Enhances mental clarity by bringing stimulation to the scalp and surrounding areas of the body. Oil is applied to the skin and in the scalp. Wonderful addition to any bodywork treatment or as its own treatment.

Warm, herbalized liquid (typically oil, milk or ghee) is poured continuously over the forehead from a copper vessel. In sanskrit, "shiro" means head and "dhara" means flow. This action stimulates the pineal and pituitary glands and works on the sixth and seventh chakras. A wonderfully grounding treatment that will leave you in a zone of "zen".

Shiroabhyanga combines a full body massage using light touch, where warm, herbal oil is applied liberally to the skin incorporating long strokes towards the heart followed by warm, herbalized liquid poured continuously over the forehead from a copper vessel. In sanskrit, "shiro" means head and "dhara" means flow. This action stimulates the pineal and pituitary glands and works on the sixth and seventh chakras. A wonderfully grounding treatment that will leave you in a zone of zen.

Every cell in the human body holds energy and carries a natural electromagnetic frequency that it prefers to resonate with. This magnetic pulse is known as your bio magnetic field. In Ayurveda, our energy, or life force, is known as prana. Our energy helps the body heal from within; giving us all an an innate internal wisdom and the power to heal ourselves. Reiki taps into the energy that connects individuals with their higher self.

Cupping therapy has been practiced all over the world for centuries. During the session, the practitioner applies lubricant to the area being treated, then plastic cups are placed on the skin and a vacuum is created by suctioning out the air. The skin of the client is pulled into the cup and slight reddening will occur. The therapist leaves the cup on the client’s skin for a short time, usually between 2 and 10 minutes. The cup is removed and can then be applied to another area, if desired.

Warm oil is poured into the ear to sit for an amount of time before being drained with cotton balls. During this time mild massage to the head and neck regions are preformed to help the medicated oil gain passage into the ear canal.