Self Head Massage - Advanced Techniques

Self Head Massage - Energy

Healing Touch

Pass your fingers gently through your hair against the direction of hair growth and go all the way to neck. Do this from the neck to the front of the head. When you reach the top of the head where the hair forms a swirl there should be a maximum of the sensation.

Regain your Mental Focus

Friction - Nose Root Massage

Do you feel like you can’t get together to finish a difficult task? Or you can’t concentrate because of constant outside perturbation? Try this miraculous exercise: place the thumb and index near eyebrows on each side of the nose. Look for a small foramen, (frontal notch), on each side. Close your eyes and start to massage in a circular motion with light pressure. Massage for one minute. If you have energy manipulation skills you can only place your fingers for a few seconds, without doing any movement and you will observe immediate results. This is combined with a certain way of respiration.

Headache and anti-fatigue relief

Friction - Temple Self Massage

Lean your elbows on a table or your desk, placing your index fingertip on the extremity of the temple where it joints with the forehead just above the end of your eyebrows ends.

Make small circular fingertip frictions applying little pressure. The first couple of times you massage this could cause you nausea but only if you have digestion problems or if you are tired. This is only temporary and after the third session you shouldn’t have any more problems.

Headache and toothache relief

Self Massage - Jaw Masage

When you have neuralgia you take an anti-neuralgic pill, (an analgesic and anti-inflammatory). It helps a lot, but you only treat the effect. It allows you to continue your activities and it’s great, but the cause can remain a few days or weeks after it first started. I propose you a routine that pushes your body to fight neuralgia so that you can cut your dose of analgesics.
With your elbows leaned on a table, or your office desk, place your thumbs on the jaw articulation. There should be a small hole in the bone configuration. Describe small circles with your thumbs. The side affected by neuralgia, (most of the times only one side is affected), should be slightly painful. Massage these points with a pressure that keeps the pain at a comfortable level. Do not over do it, and make sure is not too painful. Descend on the jaw towards the chin about a third. There should be another painful spot. Massage this spot, on both of the sides, by applying massage friction in the direction of the jaw articulation.
Move to the clavicle and grab it between your index and thumb, beginning distal, (on the side close to the shoulder). Applying moderate pressure, glide the fingers along the whole clavicle towards manubrium, (the middle of the chest). Do the same on the other side. Some people find it easier and more effective to use index and middle finger for this technique. Ideally this technique is performed with lubricant as it can irritate the skin.