“Every point carries the entire sound of the universe.
The wise man touches not only skin, but space.”
Marmaklai tradition
Marmakalai – The art of strengthening body and mind.
Marmakalai is a traditional method from India based on the millennia-old knowledge of the Marma teachings in Ayurveda. It focuses on the Marmas – special vital points in the body where subtle energy channels (nadis) intersect. These points are considered the hubs of life energy (prana).
The roots of Marmakalai go back to the traditional knowledge of the “Sage Agastya”, who is considered the founder of this subtle energy work in the South Indian Siddha tradition. Through gentle, mindful touches and targeted impulses, the flow of energy can be supported, body awareness strengthened and inner balance promoted.
Marmakalai views the human being as a unity of body, energy, and consciousness – embedded in the natural rhythms of time and space. It's an invitation to reconnect more deeply with oneself and draw new strength.
Areas of application of the Marma method
Releasing impulse for tensions
Releasing energetic stress can be perceived as beneficial – especially when there is a feeling of pressure in the mind, head, joints or muscles.
Stimulation of energy flow
Activating the flow of prana can increase the feeling of vitality and promote inner balance.
Promoting
inner peace
Mindful touching of specific Marma points calms the nervous system and supports emotional balance and relaxation.
Improved blood and lymph circulation can have a positive effect on regeneration, detoxification and well-being.
Targeted work on sensitive points can release emotional tension and – through the connection to the chakras – promote inner balance and mental clarity.
The harmonization of the doshas Vata, Pitta and Kapha is traditionally associated with greater inner balance and stability.
In Ayurvedic tradition, certain points are considered to support and invigorate the immune system.
Applications in the head area can positively influence clarity, concentration and mental alertness.
By activating digestion-related Marma points, the feeling of well-being in the abdominal area can be strengthened.
About Us
Recovery with God's help
Daniel Thomas & student Esther Schwarz
Daniel Thomas – Danny for short – is an Ayurvedic practitioner from Kerala, India, with extensive training and deep spiritual understanding. With his special sensitivity for physical ailments and the application of the traditional Marma technique, he supports people worldwide. His presence has a balancing effect; his treatments combine millennia-old Ayurvedic knowledge with an intuitive perception that goes far beyond the ordinary.
Since February 2024, Daniel Thomas has been training his first student from Europe: Esther Schwarz. Before embarking on this special path, she completed intensive examinations at powerful sites in Kerala and at significant energy centers. The multi-year training requires discipline and sensitivity to grasp the Marma technique in all its depth and energetic dimension.
