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Abhyanga

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Oct 30, 2026

Cate StillmanHOST
13:25
What was the title of your, Of your class.
Ally WattersGUEST
13:29
The first class that I taught was called Modern Abhyanga and Body Map.
Ally WattersGUEST
13:33
Teaching anatomy, tapping, and the place healing points and meridians on the body along with an Abhyanga sequence at the end.
Ally WattersGUEST
13:40
So that was number one.
Ally WattersGUEST
13:42
The class I taught on day two was called Unwind the Upper Body.
BrittanyHOST
28:52
So we didn't know where our stuff was, but I knew where my oils were and I got my Mahanaranyan oil and in the hotel the next morning, I put oil on.
BrittanyHOST
29:03
I did an Abhyanga for two minutes and then I got in the shower and I felt so much better.
RitaHOST
29:10
Yeah.
BrittanyHOST
29:11
It made such a difference having it on my body for two minutes, the aroma of the herbs, everything.
BrittanyHOST
29:22
I just used my hands.
BrittanyHOST
29:23
And then I turned to John.
BrittanyHOST
29:24
I was like, will you please do Abhyanga this morning? And he's like, OK.
BrittanyHOST
29:28
And we both felt, oh, OK, I can take on the day now.
Angela PergerHOST
23:36
To me, it's absolute heaven.
Angela PergerHOST
23:39
So there's that daily practice, which I view Abhyanga as a nervous system tool when done with love, not when done medicinally like another thing on the to-do list.
Angela PergerHOST
23:52
So I had a time in my life a couple of years ago where I did Abhyanga every single day for like two years.
Angela PergerHOST
24:01
Wow.
Angela PergerHOST
24:02
Did that do something for me? And so if you have the time and that feels appealing, I invite you to commit to Abhyanga for a while.
Angela PergerHOST
24:11
I'm not doing that anymore.
Angela PergerHOST
24:12
Now I'm like rubbing my ears for 30 seconds.
Todd McLaughlinHOST
1:21
Links in the description.
Todd McLaughlinHOST
1:23
And I'm really excited to talk with her about her new book that is coming out in the mid-November time, Ayurvedic Massage, Abhyanga for Chronic Pain and Other Conditions.
Todd McLaughlinHOST
1:34
I feel that as a massage therapist and or as a yoga practitioner, yoga teacher, anybody interested in the body work world, that you're going to really learn a lot here.
Todd McLaughlinHOST
1:44
So Chris has a wonderful delivery style and I cannot wait for you to hear this.
Todd McLaughlinHOST
2:09
Well, thank you.
Todd McLaughlinHOST
2:10
Me too.
Todd McLaughlinHOST
2:10
We organized this a while ago with the knowledge that your new book, Ayurvedic Massage, Abhyanga for Chronic Pain and Other Conditions, is released, coming out into the public.
Todd McLaughlinHOST
2:24
Coming out
Vijay MurthyGUEST
31:27
and how mindfulness, relaxation.
Vijay MurthyGUEST
31:31
See, if you actually do your oil application, which is called Abhyanga, have a nice warm shower, and due to your breathing and all these vagal nerve regulating practices of Ayurveda, and you sit there with total attention to your food, appreciate the colors, eat mindfully, the impact of that on your gut microbiome is going to be hugely different.
Vijay MurthyGUEST
31:58
Even if you are in a very hurried way eating the best foods like, okay, avocados and sourdough bread and scrambled eggs and the best Scottish smoked salmon.
Vijay MurthyGUEST
32:14
If you are not using mindfulness, if you're not using practices, like I'm actually going to have a nice stretch, a nice oil application, have a good shower and do my breathing and then eat.
Katie SilcoxGUEST
47:07
it was beautiful so
Greer ChristosHOST
47:08
I just share that because that whereas I've been practicing Abhyanga for many years and I would still have that dialogue oh I kind of wish that bit wasn't there and so again over time and I recently completed my first experience my first Panchakarma where I had that really embodied experience of what it is to just be loved on by the sneha and the oil and i was like i remember you teaching this so that's you know the word is is both love and oil fat and i was like oh the nourishment that soaked in so deeply to the core of my being of just receiving that that has really like six weeks post-puncture karma now that has like seeped into my being in a very subtle and most powerful way um which I've kind of gone off topic but I just
Aaron ChristosHOST
47:59
wanted to show you that
Greer ChristosHOST
48:00
that's how I roll yeah
Kyle DentonGUEST
3:54
And so a year goes by.
Kyle DentonGUEST
3:56
My, my wife, my fiance at the time, wife now, Serena, she, uh, learned, um, Ayurvedic modality called Abhyanga, which is like a type of massage and Pa- Panchakarma massage, and started healing me.
Kyle DentonGUEST
4:07
I was like, "Wow, I'm getting better." She goes, "You should go see, you should go see if you should learn this stuff too." And I'm like, "Yeah, you're right.
Kyle DentonGUEST
4:13
I should." And so I went to this, uh, Ayurvedic school, which was in my town.
Mazz NapierGUEST
27:08
I love doing like a, um, magnesium salts foot soak with some nice essential oils.
Mazz NapierGUEST
27:15
Um, I've done some extra training in, um, like a warm oil Abhyanga massage.
Mazz NapierGUEST
27:21
So, you know, whatever, usually it's kind of whichever part of the body I can get to while the mom is like holding breastfeeding baby.
Mazz NapierGUEST
27:27
So it's like a lot of like legs, feet, neck, shoulders, um, that kind of thing lots of education on normal newborn behavior around like breastfeeding sleep settling all of those types of things answering the like million and one questions do
Nadine RichardsonHOST
31:54
There's so much to learn there, but all of it is so helpful for birth and for parenting as well because you are, as a mother, as a father, you are co-regulating with your child.
Nadine RichardsonHOST
32:06
So knowing how to do that inside yourself and starting to discover how not just I'd say safety, but I imagine if we're looking from sympathetic to parasympathetic, from fight or fight to rest and digest or play and stay, do we want to bring more pleasure into our day and connection with our body in more beautiful ways, do you think, as well, with that enhanced fertility, like Abhyanga, doing self-massage and things like that?
Emma TaylorGUEST
32:33
I love that you said this because I think, you know, there's so many ways to regulate, but as adults, and this is one of the recommendations I put on most of my treatment plans, is more play, more fun.
Emma TaylorGUEST
32:48
You know, I think we are so, we're all guilty of it because there's a never-ending list of things to do and all the things, but more play.
Kristen TimchakHOST
24:52
And then just limiting the light, dry, cold foods, which can aggravate that vata dosha and dry out the rasadatu more quickly.
Kristen TimchakHOST
25:02
And then externally, Abhyanga, Ayurvedic oil bodywork, is so key for all of this.
Kristen TimchakHOST
25:14
You can find a local practitioner to receive an Abhyanga, or you can do it for yourself.
Kristen TimchakHOST
25:23
And I've done some episodes on this before, but Warm the oil.
Kristen TimchakHOST
25:30
For vata dosha, we generally use sesame.

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