What Is Marma Therapy? The 107 Points at the Center of Ayurvedic Bodywork

Practitioner's hands performing marma point therapy on a woman's temple and hairline during an Ayurvedic bodywork session

Marma therapy is an Ayurvedic bodywork system built around 107 mapped points where flesh, veins, ligaments, bones, and joints converge — places classical Ayurveda treats as especially accessible for the body, mind, and breath. Practitioners work these points through precise touch, essential oils, and Pranic Healing, choosing which marma to address based on a client’s constitution and current imbalance rather than a single fixed routine.

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