There are points on our feet that reflect certain parts of your body. For example, if you look at the big toe, that reflects the head. The line from the big toe down the inside of your foot to the heel reflects the spine. The left foot reflects the left side of your body; the right side is the right side of your body. When points are stimulated in the foot, the corresponding areas within the body will have the energies re-balanced, allowing them to flow more freely.
I usually experience some ‘crunching’ in an area of my foot & am told that this doesn’t necessarily mean there’s anything major to worry about; it could just mean that there could be a bit of an imbalance. Naturally crystals build up in the feet, so reflexology can also help to break them down.
Reflexologists can’t diagnose prescribe or cure. They give a
healing treatment that’s tailored to an individual’s wellbeing (physical and
non-physical). By the time my session come to an end I always feel less stressed and
more relaxed! I am sure it wasn’t just down to the indulgent reflexology, but
also being around such positive therapists.
I enjoy pampering my feet, I am grateful for them; they allow me to partake in my passion for walking. At the same time, through them, I am allowing my body to receive some TLC and to rebalance. It was great knowing that they were in good hands… Literally!
I have decided that this isn't a therapy that I could practice in as I am not keen on touching my own feet, let alone someone else's! But I do admire those who can, and can make me feel as great as I do after each session!
Have you had reflexology? How did you like it?
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