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to make someone happy?
Give your loved ones a personalised gift voucher.
An original idea to make those you love happy.
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You can obtain these vouchers in our centre or receive them via the post by calling us on 02/346.57.59.
Payment may also be made out to sprl Zen’itude’s bank account: 310-1422319-94
Validity and amount:
Mary Hash gift vouchers are valid for 6 months for all our services.
The value of the voucher varies according to the massage of your choice.
Article 7 : Mobile phones shall be put on silent mode in order not to disrupt the sessions underway.
It tries to be as simple as possible. Therefore, it is possible that additions or modifications be made.
Article 1 : The services, duration and our rates are clearly described on our massage page. No supplement will be asked from you, no other service will be offered to you (NO SEXUAL SERVICE).
Article 2 : No degrading or humiliating proposals will be tolerated, and offenders will be definitively banned from our centre.
Article 3 : The exchange of caresses and/or embraces is authorised in tantric massage®, provided these are performed respectfully and in the spirit of our philosophy. Your practitioner will guide you in the event that such caresses or embraces are misplaced or inappropriate. We reserve the right to end your session for failure to abide by our warnings.
Article 4 : Our team maintains, out of respect for your person, irreproachable bodily hygiene. We expect reciprocity on your part.
Article 5 : Your appointment must be confirmed, by 2pm on the day before at the latest, by calling +32.2.346.57.59 (Friday by 2pm for Monday appointments). Any appointments which are not confirmed by this time will be cancelled. Any cancellations made on the day of the appointment will be charged in full.
In India, for example, massage is a daily activity that everyone practises: women massage their babies for long hours and children learn to do the same with their parents.
In Asia, massage has taken its place in the social sphere as a manifestation of mutual attention for thousands of years.
The Greeks and the Romans shared this view, as they readily went to the Balneum or to the thermal baths, to wash but also to be rubbed down and caressed by slaves.
It was therefore not until the end of the 19th century that massage reappeared in Europe, introduced by the Swede Per Henrik Ling.
Paradoxically, it is in the middle of the reign of Puritanism that he knew the greatest success. It must be admitted that he found an ironclad alibi: its therapeutic effects. Massage is not sought for pleasure but as a therapy. When taking a closer look, would the opposite not be true?
Enjoy! Marie et Thierry Raes
By restricting the function of touch, by codifying to the extreme, by opposing taboos to it our culture has muzzled body language.
In the East, it is absurd to state that women are more sensitive to caresses than men, just as tantric masters would be dumbfounded to see the dearth of what we have decided to consider as erogenous zones.
