The Yantra Way

The Yantra Way

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Your peace of mind is not a luxury.

It’s an essential part of an active, healthy lifestyle. You’ve got the wisdom to value your well-being. So give your mind the rest it deserves with the ancient stress relief system.

With every use, the Yantra Mat reminds us: the body and mind are not distinct. The condition of one can affect the health of the other. That’s the Yantra Way: living fully – feeling more whole ­– through experiences that promote our body/mind connection.

Clarity. Focus. Energy. Peace.

The Yantra Way
  • Stressed out?
  • Sleeping poorly?
  • Experiencing fatigue?
  • Headaches?
  • Muscle tension?
  • Back or neck pain?
Health Benefits

You don’t need to be interested in yoga or acupressure in order to use the Yantra Mat. Just lie down, and the mat will take care of your rest.

In minutes, you’ll feel warmth along the parts of your body touching the mat – that’s an increase in blood flow, a natural response to acupressure. Improved circulation means lower blood pressure and better nutrient delivery.

Additionally, the Yantra Mat’s 8,820 acupressure points provoke the kind of clarity and focus that usually comes with prolonged meditation or intense physical activity. A more relaxed state further improves circulation.

Not surprisingly, people fall asleep on the Yantra Mat all the time.

Acupressure

The healing art of acupressure has its roots in traditional Chinese medicine. Scriptures written over 4,000 years ago describe "nail beds" that were used to heal the body and mind.

Says Wikipedia: “Reviews of acupressure clinical trials have been conducted… according to the protocols of evidence-based medicine; for most conditions they have concluded tremendous effectiveness in well-conducted clinical trials.”

Acupressure may even induce the release of endorphins and oxytocin, the body’s own pain-relieving and happiness hormones. And there is some evidence that it increases metabolism as well.

On the back of the Yantra Mat you'll notice an Indian meditation symbol, the Yantra. This word comes from the Sanskrit word yan, which means “form,” and tra, which means “free.”

When not in use, hang up your Yantra Mat with the back side facing you. Fix your gaze on the Yantra symbol to help stimulate and clear your mind. Let your consciousness disappear into the Yantra, and allow your thoughts to float past.

The Yantra symbol will remind you to breathe deeply and relax, even when you're too busy to lie down.

Recent Media Coverage

The Globe and Mail | Health and wellness gear when you’re on the go

March 2, 2011

"The Yantra Mat takes a 'no pain, no gain' approach to stress relief .... the acupressure mat is an ideal place to lie down and treat your aches and pains after a long day ..."

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SPOONFULLIVING | Meditation Aid

August 17, 2010

"I love rolling it up and resting it behind my head and shoulders to relieve built up tension."

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Daily Grommet | A Modern Spin on Ancient Stress Relief

August 11, 2010

"Acupressure mats offer the perfect modern solution to at-home health and relaxation."

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Glamour | A Spiky, Prickly Thing You Lay On for Stress Relief

July 9, 2010

"So, my opinion: Worth a try!"

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Examiner.com - New York | Yantra Mat Offers Alternative Stress Relief

June 27, 2010

"[My husband and friends] were all amazed by the deep relaxation and lessening muscle tension as well."

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Marie Claire | Retail Therapy

July 26, 2010

"The hurts-so-good benefits of a 90 minute massage in 10 minutes."

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Maxim | Witness the Fitness: Acupressure

May 17, 2010

"Lie on the mat for 10-40mins for muscle tension and back/neck pain relief. It's yantra, baby."

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The Tyra Banks Show | Yantra Mat

February 23, 2010

"Who can afford a massage or, like, getting to the spa? Roll out a Yantra Mat and you're ready to go."

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RealSimple | 6 Time-Savers

May 27, 2010

"At-Home Acupressure. Yes, you read that right."

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Shape | Smart Fitness Gear for Any Athlete

August 2, 2010

"Skip hiring a masseuse or acupuncturist, and do it yourself with this acupressure spike mat."

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Fitness Magazine | Survival of the Fit Test

June 1, 2010

"When I reached 15 minutes, I actually felt equally relaxed and invigorated, as if I had just received a massage."

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MyStyle.com | How to Relieve Stress?

May 11, 2010

"It sounds bizarre, but we've tried it. And it works."

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LiveStrong.com | Acupressure Instruments

June 12, 2010

"Acupressure may be useful as supplemental treatment for conditions such as allergies, colds and influenza, menstrual cramps, depression, fatigue, hangovers, nasal congestion and insomnia."

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