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The "pleasure" of an oil massage is not merely about gratification or comfort.

It is a natural feeling that arises when the body's circulation and nervous system are restored to harmony.

From an anatomical perspective, appropriate frictional stimulation of the fascia, muscles, and skin activates capillaries and relieves tension in the peripheral nerves.

At that moment, your breathing deepens, your muscle tone naturally stabilizes, and your brain senses that it's okay to relax.

In other words, "pleasure" is not something that the practitioner creates, but rather a reaction that occurs spontaneously when the body perceives it as "safe."

That's why therapists need to regulate their own breathing, posture, and awareness rather than just manipulating pressure, and that's what determines the quality of their touch.

I believe that "comfort" is born at the intersection of technology and one's way of being .

KAORI