As in all Eastern Medicinal Systems Thai Massage is used mainly to prevent. In Thai Medicine there are no illnesses, only energy blocks, that lead to diseases. Nevertheless it also cures the following illnesses and symptoms: bad posture, joint pain, tension in the muscles, stress-induced psycho-somatic symptoms, migraines, poor blood circulation, energetic imbalance and indigestion.Thai Massage brings many benefits to the body, mind and spirit. It improves blood circulation, lowers the heart rate and increases the lymphatic circulation. It improves muscle strength, relieves muscle tension, removes toxins from the muscle mass and increases joint mobility and flexibility. Thai Massage stimulates and improves the activity of the nerves and the function of the organs, deepens the breathing, relieves indigestion and increases the elasticity of the digestive tract. At the same time it induces a sense of total relaxation, thus reducing stress. This highly positive stress-relief can go beyond the present and penetrate into deep past emotional scars and help release them. As to the spiritual benefits, Thai Massage is based on the elements of life and the energy lines. It releases blockages and has a tremendous positive impact on the spirit. When pressure is applied to each point to awaken the energy, coupled with a gentle, smooth movement during the transition of each sequence, combined with the union of breath between giver and the open-minded recipient, such sacred harmonious union will bring the masseur and recipient closer to a tranquil meditative state and become one.

◊ For relaxation ◊ Relieves pains and muscle tension ◊ Strengthens and rejuvenates the body ◊ Invigorates the nervous system ◊ Improves circulation ◊ Heightens awareness ◊ Also appears to enhance immune functions ◊ Circulatory and respiratory problems ◊ Post injury and post surgical rehabilitation ◊ Lowers levels of hormones such as cholesterol

Thai Massage follows the Buddhist teaching that a human being is composed of four aggregates, “Panca Khanda”, namely: feelings, recognition, thought and consciousness. Every human is born on the foundation of these aggregates and is composed of four elements: earth, water, wind and fire. All four elements are interrelated and must be balanced. The Earth element represents 20 organs and parts of the body, the water element represents 12 products of the body’s organs, the wind element circulates in 6 directions within the body, representing the blood circulation and the breath, and then the fire element heats up 4 areas of the body.

Our Head Therapist Par “Aunty” will greet you upon arrival and discuss the various treatments available and also your medical condition if any, and recommend the best treatment for your ailment.

The roots of this massage technique is to be found in the Ayurvedic medicine. Jivaka Kumar Bhaccha, the doctor of the King Bimbisara, who was a friend of Buddha, is said to be the founder of the Thai Massage.

Aura Thai Spa is a representation of a typical Spa found in Northern Thailand. Different sections that fit your choice of relaxation, professionally set out for your comfort. Also private cubicles so that you feel absolutely uninfluenced from the outside world whilst our therapists work their professional magic.