The Marija Sverko method was born in Rome: a holistic path between Tibetan wisdom and rituals of the Lanna people to take care of body and mind
In the heart of ancient Rome there are the Terme of Diocletiana millennial symbol of sociality, well -being and harmony which, in addition to representing the largest spa built by the Romans, is also home to the Roman National Museum. The spas were built in just 8 years, from 298 to 306 AD, and have always been considered an important aggregation center capable of containing up to 3000 people. We met to talk about business, politics and philosophy, but also to relax body and mind. They were transformed by Michelangelo to create the Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli and La Certosa. Huge underground spaces undergo eternal and in an unexpected, and for this wonderful, the secrets of Anantara.
In Piazza della Repubblica, here is the Istrian Marija Sverkowhich with the precious aid of expert archaeologists, after having breathed the charm of the underground places, managed to find ancient relaxation techniques, medicinal herbs and used essential oils. The son speak of her Tomislav Dasovicand the nephew, Jenifer Rukavina Completely dedicated to the spread of the Shark model in the most important healing centers of the soul and body including the Roman ones of Anantara.
During his whole life the woman studied the people of the Lanna, inhabitants of the ancient reign of North Thailand between the thirteenth and eighteenth centuries, decoding well -being as a philosophy of life conceived not only as an absence of illness, but as a mood of inner harmony and connection with the external world. In ancient times, the balance was maintained through spiritual practices, such as prayers and meditations, daily rituals and as forms of thanks towards nature. Body care was understood as a form of respect for oneself and for others. After learning ancient techniques, Marjia adopted those values in her life, using healing herbs as medicines to detoxify the body, calm its pain or simply to improve sleep and digestion.
Much engraved in the life of Marija and in the elaboration of her wellness model the long proximity to Dorothy Ramien, also known by the Tibetan name Thubten Khadro, founder of the Khadro School of Chi in the Tsang. This allowed her to deepen the Who in the Tsang, An ancient Taoist abdominal technique originally from China, which literally means “working the energy of the internal organs”. It is a form of deep body therapy that focuses on the vital center of the body, namely: the abdomen, where according to traditional Chinese medicine emotions, stress and tensions accumulate. Marija Sverko, chose to export her model to Rome, keeping the traditional thermal paths and inspired by nature. In Piazza della Repubblica, the Spa Anantara, it is not only a place where the Sverko studied together with archaeologists what happened in the ancient Roman rooms of Calidarium and Frigidarium, but it is the place where its centering is regained in an attempt to embrace the future of its well -being starting from history and remaining in the present. Here it is possible to combine ancient and modern to relive moments of listening and regeneration of oneself even in the delicious ino restaurant, where bread, a symbol of peace, is the central theme of the diners. And so, where the ancient Romans reached the spa of Diocletian, thanks to the Shark model, today it is possible to take care of your body and mind in the awareness that the body is increasingly wise than the mind.
