The Trager Massage or the Mourning of the Orange?

Do you know the story about the monkey who wanted to eat the beautiful orange?

He was hungry and it was plump and tasty looking but most of all, stuck in a tree trunk.

After a few hours of tries and sighs, he was still unable to grab it.

What do you think the monkey did? Did he let go of his catch to free his hand and search for other oranges? Or did he keep trying in the hopes of finally catching his prey?

Whether we are human or monkey, it is often hard to let go, let it be and walk away, no matter how appealing the orange may seem!

The morning process is necessary to regain one’s personal freedom. The morning of the orange, of ancient dreams, of unfulfilled hopes, of negative beliefs we have about others and in life in general.

Now that I have discovered the Trager massage, I have to acknowledge how beneficial its effects have been on me.

In the two days following the massage, I felt an unbelievable relaxation that allowed me to do what I had longed to do for some time, naturally and without pressure.

Free from the negative emotions deeply rooted in my heart, I am now laughing my days away.

Newly offered at Nubia, the Trager massage is specifically designed to act on the nervous system. With rhythmic and undulating movements, the massage relaxes muscles and articulations triggering positive and pleasant sensations felt by the central nervous system.

Massage therapist Laurelou explains: “I remember having a Trager massage performed on me by a recognized practitioner. When I came home, I could still feel it -­ it was as if his hands were still massaging me!”.

Of all the massages available at Nubia, the Trager technique gives you the most bang for your buck!

I can still remember how I resisted relaxation during the massage. My entire body was reacting to the therapist’s movements as if I were being attacked.

Letting go requires flexibility and the ability to mourn.

It’s a great experience that I strongly suggest trying. Sweet oranges await you!