Egyptian Massage Training "Queen Massage".

The Queen massage is a massage technique that has its roots in ancient Egypt. This technique was first practiced in the 2nd century BC during the reign of Akhenaten. The Queen massage, commonly known as the Egyptian massage, was exclusively reserved for Queen Nefertiti, wife of Pharaoh Akhenaten who reigned from 1355 to 1337 BC. This was an exceptionally rich period which, alongside religious reform, saw the emergence of a new aesthetic dimension. It also saw the rise of a naturalist movement in art and daily life, taking into account, among other things, the human dimension of being. The Queen massage was traditionally practiced with essential oils or plant macerates composed of lotus flowers, sandalwood, jasmine flowers or rose. In reality, we do not know the ancient name of this massage; the name Queen massage is a modern designation given by modern practitioners. This ancient technique originated during the Amarna period, in the city of Akhetaten, "the horizon of the god Aten," Aten the sun god at his zenith, which was the object of the first true monotheistic cult during ancient Egypt. This Egyptian massage originated in ancient times in the heat of the desert. It has come down to us in fragments and has been reconstructed by us in order to rediscover its benefits. This massage is considered to have been one of the main secrets of the legendary beauty of Queen Nefertiti, literally "the beautiful one has come" or "beautiful is the beauty of Aton". This massage was considered a magical act to soothe and heal the body of the Great Royal Wife, as well as her soul. Some archaeologists believe that the iconography of Amarna followed the requirements of the ruling couple who wished to highlight the exclusive link that united the royal family to the one God Aton, creator of all life. Hence the strong symbolism present in this massage with maneuvers such as the sun of Aton, circles of fire etc... but also a part inspired by the naturalist style of the time with the maneuvers of the serpent (the sacred Uraus), the bite of the crocodile (the god Sobek), while respecting religious art and its figurative conventions with maneuvers such as the temple pylon, the great pyramid or the obelisk. Today, the practice of Queen massage has been enhanced thanks to advancements in aromatherapy. No longer the preserve of high society, Queen massage has become more accessible. It is now available to everyone, men and women alike, who are concerned about their well-being and beauty. Egyptian massage is a very comprehensive massage because it is a technique that is simultaneously relaxing, comforting, and invigorating. It allows one to achieve greater emotional and spiritual stability. It channels the body's energies, ensuring their smooth and constant flow. It acts on the body's energy centers, generating positive transformation processes capable of regulating minor or major imbalances in the human body. Energy connections are restored through repetitive pressure and smoothing movements. Its rhythmic, draining movements allow for the elimination of toxins from the body. It rejuvenates the skin's texture through significant stimulation. It is both a simple and powerful massage that deeply cleanses the body thanks to the purifying action of certain maneuvers and brings a great sense of well-being.