Cristalmind:

Relaxation • Bliss • Vitality • Energy • Wellbeing • Mental Silence

Cristalmind is for anyone who is looking for a solution to eliminate consequences of stress such as low vitality, tensions, insomnia, irritability… or more simply who wants to increase his/her physical and mental capacities as well as overall well-being. It puts at the range of anyone an ancestral technique borrowed from India called Shirodhara, a therapy coming from Ayurvedic Medicine .

The principal of Shirodhara therapy is to induce a relaxation state focalizing the attention of the subject on a precise point, excluding all others. The technique consists in letting a regular flow of lukewarm water ont the forehead during twenty to thirty minutes.

This soft frontal caress induces a deep state of physical and mental relieving. One experiences a state of mental silence in which consciousness alone remains, with an intense feeling of bliss and Self-realization.

Serenity, vitality, energy and wellbeing are the fast consequences of a regular practice as attested by clinical studies, by many peronal testimonials and by scientific literature.

Cristalmind™, the modern interpretation of Shirodara developped by Dr med. Bertrand Martin innovates by its simplicity and pure design. Easy to use, portable, you can to take with you everywhere this brilliant invention of the Great Masters of Antiquity.

The opinion of Prof. Grégoire Sommer

"By its high technology, Cristalmind succeeds to put at the range of everyone an ancestral medical practice borrowed from India.

Great observers of the human soul and its intimate connections with the body, the medical practitionners of ancient India knew how to elaborate a subtle system which can induce physical and mental serenity so necessary to happiness and meditation.

This finding with surprising effects for us Westerners interested Dr Martin. He entrusted to western technology the responsibility to tame this method and conceal it with the cumbersome instruments which chaired its birth.

Cristalmind astonishes by its simplicity and pure design which invites us to try out the capacity of resourcing conceived by the doctors, the wise sages should we say, of ancient India."