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We offer a wide variety of healing services and are based in West Palm Beach and Miami Florida. Some things we offer include yoga and mediation classes, Ayurvedic therapies, astrology readings, massage services, sound healing, chakra balancing, and home made, always organic products.

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Ashtanga Yoga | Vinyasa Flow | Yin Restorative Yoga | Gentle Yoga | Yin Yang Yoga            

| Vedic Astrology
Gemstones                    

| Abhyanga Massage | Marma Abhyanga
Massage | Shirodhara Massage | Thai Massage

We offer personalized yoga/meditation classes for those who wish to be in a private setting, while also offering group classes for those who enjoy class settings. We teach Ashtanga yoga, vinyasa flow, yin restorative yoga, gentle yoga, and yin yang yoga. These various types of yoga are designed differently for each person based on what your body is looking for. For those who wish to have personalized classes, we will prescribe you with the type of yoga your body is asking for, and also create a nutrition plan to go along with. The amount of time for each session varies on what type of class you are looking for. The classes range from an hour to an hour and a half.

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We offer Vedic astrology chart readings that include information about various aspects of your life, planetary effects, wealth, relationships, health, etc. We also provide you with information on what gemstones you should carry or wear on your body based on your chart. We try our best to have those gemstones available for you to purchase. This reading will take about two hours to fully complete.

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(or oil massage) is a form of Ayurvedic medicine that involves massage of the body with dosha specific warm herb-infused oils. Abhyanga helps to hydrate the skin, balance the doshas, alleviate fatigue, enhance stamina, stimulate the lymphatic system, enhance circulation, promotes longevity, pacifies the subtle energies of the body and nourishes virtually every part of the body.

Abhyanga/Marma Abhyanga

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Thai Massage

is a traditional healing system combining acupressure, Ayurvedic principles, and assisted yoga postures. This massage does not use oils or lotions. Rather than rubbing the muscles, the body is compressed, pulled, stretched, and rocked. This massage is great for relaxation, relieves muscle and joint pain, lowers stress, boosts energy, relieves headaches, stimulates circulation, enhances mood, and improves range of motion. This massage is wonderful for those who have stiffness in the body and wish to improve their flexibility. It is also great for those who are in need of releasing physical and mental tension.

Shirodhara Massage

is another form of Ayurvedic therapy that involves gently pouring warm liquids over the forehead. The liquids that are used depending on what is being treated and can include warm oil, milk, buttermilk, coconut water, or plain water. This therapy is used to treat a wide variety of diseases that include eye disease, sinusitis, allergic rhinitis, loss of hair pigmentation (gray hair) neurological disorders, memory loss, insomnia, hearing impairment, tinnitus, vertigo, and certain skin diseases such as psoriasis. It is also used for non-medical purposes for its immense relaxation properties. This massage has the same effect of long meditation. It is also effective in treating mental conditions such as sleep disorders, anxiety, and mental stress. It also normalizes hormone function that regulates sleep and emotions.

Each massage is an hour and a half to two hours long.

(or oil massage) is a form of Ayurvedic medicine that involves massage of the body with dosha specific warm herb-infused oils... read more

is another form of Ayurvedic therapy that involves gently pouring warm liquids over the forehead. The liquids that are used depending on what is being treated... read more

is a traditional healing system combining acupressure, Ayurvedic principles, and assisted yoga postures. This massage does not use oils or lotions. Rather... read more

Abhyanga/Marma Abhyanga (or oil massage) is a form of Ayurvedic medicine that involves massage of the body with dosha specific warm herb-infused oils. Abhyanga helps to hydrate the skin, balance the doshas, alleviate fatigue, enhance stamina, stimulate the lymphatic system, enhance circulation, promotes longevity, pacifies the subtle energies of the body and nourishes virtually every part of the body.

Shirodhara massage is another form of Ayurvedic therapy that involves gently pouring warm liquids over the forehead. The liquids that are used depending on what is being treated and can include warm oil, milk, buttermilk, coconut water, or plain water. This therapy is used to treat a wide variety of diseases that include eye disease, sinusitis, allergic rhinitis, loss of hair pigmentation (gray hair) neurological disorders, memory loss, insomnia, hearing impairment, tinnitus, vertigo, and certain skin diseases such as psoriasis. It is also used for non-medical purposes for its immense relaxation properties. This massage has the same effect of long meditation. It is also effective in treating mental conditions such as sleep disorders, anxiety, and mental stress. It also normalizes hormone function that regulates sleep and emotions.

Thai massage is a traditional healing system combining acupressure, Ayurvedic principles, and assisted yoga postures. This massage does not use oils or lotions. Rather than rubbing the muscles, the body is compressed, pulled, stretched, and rocked. This massage is great for relaxation, relieves muscle and joint pain, lowers stress, boosts energy, relieves headaches, stimulates circulation, enhances mood, and improves range of motion. This massage is wonderful for those who have stiffness in the body and wish to improve their flexibility. It is also great for those who are in need of releasing physical and mental tension.

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We are a company based on healing arts and services in South Florida. Some things that we offer include yoga, meditation, calculating astrology charts, a wide variety of massage services, and Ayurvedic therapies. We also have language classes available for those who wish to learn English, Spanish, and German. We offer personalized yoga/meditation classes for those who wish to be in a private setting, while also offering group classes for those who enjoy class settings.

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● Rama

● Radha

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 Rama has 17 years of experience as a yoga therapist and working with intuitive therapies. He is an Ayurvedic practitioner, a yoga instructor, meditator, Thai massage therapist, works with network spinal analysis, and mantra therapy. Curious about the emotions of himself and others, that is how he found his way to this path of healing. Rama began studying in Berlin, Germany in an Ashram called Kurukshetra. He was initiated originally into Bhakti yoga (yoga of devotion) by Swami Paramadvaiti. After 5 years of experience, he began getting involved in different therapies and also met Renande Subash. Rama was his Ayurvedic assistant for 3 years while traveling the European Union. After that, Rama traveled to Nepal, India where he started to feel more attracted to the techniques and practices of meditation. He took refuge in Buddhism and the three jewels. Soon after he traveled to Rishikesh, India where he became attracted to Hatha Raja Yoga Vinyasa. He also belongs to the World Vaishnava Association.

We are a company based on healing arts and services in South Florida. Some things that we offer include yoga, meditation, calculating astrology charts, a wide variety of massage services, and Ayurvedic therapies. We also have language classes available for those who wish to learn English, Spanish, and German. We offer personalized yoga/meditation classes for those who wish to be in a private setting, while also offering group classes for those who enjoy class settings.

  Rama has 17 years of experience as a yoga therapist and working with intuitive therapies. He is an Ayurvedic practitioner, a yoga instructor, meditator, Thai massage therapist, works with network spinal analysis, and mantra therapy. Curious about the emotions of himself and others, that is how he found his way to this path of healing. Rama began studying in Berlin, Germany in an Ashram called Kurukshetra. He was initiated originally into Bhakti yoga (yoga of devotion) by Swami Paramadvaiti. After 5 years of experience, he began getting involved in different therapies and also met Renande Subash. Rama was his Ayurvedic assistant for 3 years while traveling the European Union. After that, Rama traveled to Nepal, India where he started to feel more attracted to the techniques and practices of meditation. He took refuge in Buddhism and the three jewels. Soon after he traveled to Rishikesh, India where he became attracted to Hatha Raja Yoga Vinyasa. He also belongs to the World Vaishnava Association.