Wùo Taï, created by Roland Combes, is much more than a massage technique: it is a body language, a therapeutic dance, and a space of deep listening. Many people wonder about its connection to osteopathy, and the answer is yes—but with nuances.
Read MoreThe festival had a variety of classes related to the world of Thai massage, which is where I happily come from. It got me thinking about how important it is to clarify that Wùo Taï and Thai Massage or Thai Yoga are entirely different practices.
Read MoreDefining what is constantly in motion and evolving is complex, just as it would be complex to define what life is in a few words. Here I will try to describe my understanding and personal experience within the Wùo TaÏ universe.
Read MoreThai yoga massage is a sacred dance. It is a holy communion between two people used to unblock energy stagnation. It is essentially an ancient Eastern healing technique used as a tool to awaken our spiritual flame and inner therapist.
Read MoreWhen you travel to Thailand aiming to learn Thai Massage it can be extremely confusing to choose a teacher because there is such a variety of schools. It is also the same overwhelming feeling when you go to India to study yoga.
Read MoreA list for receiving massage treatments in Chiang Mai
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