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Head
Massage Book
INDIAN HEAD MASSAGE
- Discover the Power of Touch -
Published by Thorsons
- a division of HarperCollins-
ISBN 0 7225 3791 3
This is the first book available on the
ancient therapy of Indian Head Massage (Champissage™) which enables you to
learn and practice the methods and techniques developed by Narendra Mehta.
This clearly illustrated book gives step by step instruction for different
massage techniques for the upper back, shoulders, upper arm, neck, head
and face. You will be able to practice on your friends and family,
partners and loved ones, and yourself.
Learn how a simple circular temple rub can release your tension headaches,
how to 'iron down' into a state of total relaxation, and how to send a
tingle down your lover's spine with a sensual ear massage. This book looks
at the history of Champissage™ and introduces you to the power and
importance of touch. It teaches you how to manage stress, how to look
after your hair and how to improve your relationship with your partner
through the practice of Champissage™.
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Excerpts from the Book
Getting
Connected
This is a simple way to ground yourself and get connected with your
partner. Very lightly, lay your hands on your partner's head. Both of you
should take three slow, deep breaths in and out through the nose.
Rubbing Ears
This is a very sensual technique which your partner will enjoy. Position
yourself either directly behind or directly in front of your partner,
Place your flattened palms on your partner's ears, covering them entirely.
Rub your palms up and down and then in a circular movement, using light
pressure.
Ruffling
Using your dominant hand with fingers outstretched for maximum contact,
ruffle your partner's hair. Keep your wrist really loose and remember to
ruffle the sides and back of your partner's hair. The lighter the touch,
the better. This feather-light, playful touching of the scalp is very
pleasurable.
  
Other Languages
In
addition to being a world best-seller in English,
the title 'Indian Head Massage' by Narendra Mehta is
now published in Czech, Slovakian, Dutch, Hebrew, Polish and Japanese
languages.
  
  
For further information about other
language versions, please contact us
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