AGASTYA CHIRO

and Ancient Marma Therapy

Traditional Wisdom • Personalized Wellness

Ancient Healing.Modern Relief.

Marma Chikitsa, chiropractic care and Nadi Vaidya approaches, thoughtfully adapted to individual needs.

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Nagi Reddy Revenue Colony, Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh

Marma Chikitsa

Energy • Balance • Calm

Chiropractic Care

Mobility • Alignment • Comfort

Nadi Vaidya

Holistic • Natural • Traditional

Marma Chikitsa

The Ancient Science of Vital Points

Marma Chikitsa is a gentle practice described in classical Ayurvedic texts, centred on marma — vital points where, according to tradition, the body's energies meet. Classical Ayurvedic literature describes 107 such points across the body.

At Agastya Chiro and Ancient Marma Therapy in Kurnool, every session is unhurried and personal. We begin by listening, then work with light, precise touch — often with warm herbal oils in the Abhyanga tradition — always at a pace and pressure you are comfortable with. Read our beginner's guide to Marma Chikitsa

Tradition, communicated responsibly

Our approaches come from classical Ayurvedic tradition. Modern scientific research on marma therapy is still developing, and we present it as a complementary wellness practice — never as a replacement for medical diagnosis or treatment.

Therapist working with gentle pressure in a traditional wellness session

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marma points described in classical Ayurvedic texts

Benefits

What Guests Traditionally Seek

People visit our Kurnool wellness centre for many reasons. These are the traditional aims of the practice — experiences vary from person to person.

Deep Relaxation

Slow, unhurried sessions are traditionally sought to unwind the stress of everyday life.

A Sense of Balance

In classical tradition, marma work aims to settle and centre — body and mind together.

Ease of Everyday Tension

Traditionally sought for tight shoulders, a tired back, and heaviness after long working days.

Body Awareness

Quiet, attentive touch encourages you to notice and reconnect with your own body.

Restful Routines

Many guests make sessions part of their routine for calmer evenings and better rest habits.

Complementary Care

Sits alongside — never replaces — the guidance of your physician and your ongoing care.

These reflect traditional wellness aims, not guaranteed medical outcomes. Marma Chikitsa is a complementary practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

The Procedure

What a Session With Us Looks Like

No two sessions are identical, but each follows the same calm, careful rhythm.

Listen

We begin with a conversation — your concerns, your routine, and your health background. Please share any medical conditions or ongoing treatment with us.

Personalise

Your session is planned around you: the regions to work on, the pressure you are comfortable with, and the pace that suits you.

Session

Gentle, precise touch on selected marma points, often with warm herbal oils in the Abhyanga tradition. You simply rest.

Rest & Guidance

A few quiet minutes after the session, with simple aftercare suggestions for the rest of your day.

Safety first. Marma Chikitsa is gentle and non-invasive, and it remains a complementary wellness practice. If you are pregnant, recovering from surgery or injury, or managing a health condition, please consult your physician first — and tell us before your session so we can adapt or advise accordingly.

Marma Points

Explore the Vital Points

Classical Ayurvedic texts describe 107 marma points. Tap a point on the figure to read how tradition describes it — a gentle introduction, not a treatment map.

Centre of the chest

Hridaya Marma

Named for the heart region, classical tradition regards it as a seat of vitality and calm, balanced breathing.

Descriptions reflect classical Ayurvedic tradition. They are educational, not medical claims, and sessions at our clinic are always adapted to your comfort and health background.

Complementary Therapies

A Wider Circle of Wellness

Alongside Marma Chikitsa, our centre draws on a wider circle of traditional and complementary approaches — always guided by your comfort, and always alongside, never instead of, your medical care.

Ayurveda

The classical Indian science of life — diet, daily routine, herbs and therapies matched to your individual constitution.

Abhyanga

Warm oil massage in the classical tradition, with long rhythmic strokes to relax and nourish.

Shirodhara

A slow, continuous stream of warm oil over the forehead — one of Ayurveda's most calming rituals.

Panchakarma

Ayurveda's classical cleansing programme, undertaken in stages with professional guidance.

Naturopathy

Drugless approaches built on diet, rest, water, sunlight and natural daily routine.

Acupuncture

Fine-needle practice from the Chinese tradition, offered as a complementary wellness approach.

Yoga & Pranayama

Posture and breathwork guidance to build steadiness, flexibility and calm breathing habits.

Meditation

Simple, guided stillness practices — suitable for complete beginners and experienced practitioners alike.

Physiotherapy

Movement-based care supporting everyday mobility, posture and recovery.

Reflexology

Focused pressure on points of the feet, traditionally mapped to the whole body.

Tai Chi

Slow, flowing movement practice for balance, coordination and a settled mind.

FAQ

Questions, Answered Honestly

If anything is unclear, call us on 89781 33934 — we are happy to talk it through.

Marma Chikitsa is a practice from the classical Ayurvedic tradition centred on marma — vital points of the body. Sessions use gentle, precise touch, often with warm herbal oils, and are always personalized to you.

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