Summary
English, who learned the technique from [Narendra Mehta] himself, has traveled around the world to pick up new massage techniques, and is in the process of learning Hindi to make her studies in India go smoother. With more than 3,000 massage training hours under her belt and a bachelor's degree in psychology from Yale University, we're thinking that if you're gonna have someone rub your head, English should be the one to do it. She not only administers head massages as often as possible, but she has created Champissage USA, a national training program (and anyone can take her classes - you don't have to be a massage therapist to sign up).
A lot of people haven't had a really good head massage - 1 know it wasn't really a big part of my training when I went to school. We really focused on the neck down. That's partly why [Mental brought it out of India - because he couldn't get a good head massage elsewhere. 1 can do a great head massage in five minutes. It can be very short, sitting up. Head massage is a misnomer - it's actually the whole upper body- So it's the shoulders and the back and the neck, the arms as well as the scalp, face and ears.Some people find it's really important, and people only want the head massage to get their chakras balanced. More what I find peoples' interest is that they are having psychological things going on - they're worried about something, someone has died, they're going through something - and they really want some extra assistance above and beyond a physical touch. That's what they're drawn to with the chakra balancing.See the full content of this document
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All in Your Head
For millennia - some say for 4,000 years - hygienic Indians (as in, from India) have been receiving what we are only just discovering in the rest of the world: the legit benefits of having someone rub your head for a while.
To be more specific, we're talking about Indian head massage. Rare...See the full content of this document
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