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A therapist who makes you think, "I want to keep receiving massages from that person forever..."
A therapist who ends up saying, "It's not bad, but it's just average."

Have you ever considered where this crucial difference lies?

Having a solid understanding of anatomical concepts and the procedures (forms) of surgical techniques is a fundamental requirement for any professional.

Furthermore, through hands-on experience and repeated instruction with many people in the field, I arrived at a certain "answer."

It's not a difference in technique.
"Whether the therapist themselves is in good shape or not."
Ultimately, this is the most important point.

Why is "being in order" so important?

The human body is far more delicate than we imagine.
The moment you touch someone, you instantly read "all the information" through their hand.

If the therapist is anxious, tense, or has an ego (negative thought) of wanting to "cure" or "make a good impression,"
That subtle vibration is transmitted directly from your palm to the other person's skin.

Then, the client's body unconsciously makes this judgment.
"Ah, this hand is tense. It's dangerous, so I have to protect it."

This is the body's "alert mode."

When this happens, no matter how expensive the technology used, or how much force or effort is put into it, it won't reach the deepest parts of the body.

It ends up being just a "neither good nor bad" massage where you only glide your fingers over the surface.

What makes the hands of someone who gives an overwhelmingly good massage different?
On the other hand, therapists who are always fully booked and give overwhelmingly good massages have a firm sense of self, and they touch with their mind and body in a neutral (empty) state.

When the therapist themselves is clear and in order, their palms become "highly accurate sensors."

You can accurately and directly receive the flow of the other person's interstitial fluid (tissue fluid), the subtle depth of their breathing, and the unspoken physical signals they give you.

When those skilled hands touch, the client's body understands in an instant.

"This is a 100% safe place. You can entrust everything to us."

The body, having determined that there was no need to fight or defend itself,
You press your own "recovery switch" (relaxation switch), and begin to unwind from within.

At this moment, a "true closeness" is created where the hands and skin are drawn to each other like magnets, and their biological vibrations beautifully resonate with one another.

This is precisely the essence of the "exceptional feeling of satisfaction" that the recipient experiences.

Before honing your skills, first tune "your own vessel."
Even in the world of physics, things with stable, high vibrations have the power (resonance) to regulate the disordered vibrations around them.

The procedure is exactly the same.
Because the therapist themselves emits a "harmonious energy," they can gently draw in and restore the tension and disorder of the client's mind and body simply through touch.

If you're worried that "I'm working hard, but for some reason I only ever achieve average results,"
What you should be refining isn't new techniques, but rather your own "state of being."

Is the "vessel" that handles technology—you—comfortably organized right now?

Before starting the treatment, first try to relax your muscles and bring your awareness back to your own center.

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