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registered trade mark and is the distributer of products under this
brand name.
KRIMS KRAMS
Mat:
Have you ever tried to lie on a 'Bed of Nails'
KRIMS KRAMS Mat with 6210 points!
It touches to the points and body efficiently. KRIMS KRAMS Mat is the modern version of the original Bed of
Nails, according to Vedic tradition from India over 5.000 - 7,000 years
ago, created by Indian Yogis using ancient Indian wisdom.
KRIMS KRAMS Mat is made of cotton,
foam padding and plastic spikes.
The Geometry of the points is of great importance
6210 points are placed in a perfect geometric pattern called a Yantra (in
Sanskrit).
Each plastic disc has 27 points and a hollow middle.
KRIMS KRAMS Mat
Size: 67 x 42cm
Detachable foam inside
230 plastic buttons with 27 spikes each.
Cotton fabric
Colour: Green / White
Price:
2.370 TL.-
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Green as a Colour
Green is the colour of the heart chakra, Anahata. Green is also the colour of calm and harmony and the colour of life as
you can see when you look around in any landscape. .
Cleaning instructions
If needed, KRIMS KRAMS mat can be hand washed in luke warm water
and hung to dry. Avoid washing mashine and dryer as the plastic spikes
can be damaged.
HISTORY
The
bed of nails is a very ancient tool that has its roots in Indian
mysticism. It was used by Yogis (practitioners of Yoga)
The bed of nails was not a “macho toy” to prove
endurance to pain, which is the general view of the Indian fakir.
In many cultures across the globe applications with
nails or the bed of nails have been performed, from China
to the Sámi custom of lying on juniper branches.
No-one knows with certainty how far back the bed of
nails have been used to heal and increase consciousness in humans, but I
estimate at least a couple of thousand years.
During the 1980’s the bed of nails re-emerged in
Russia, where it was used in healthcare with great results. Extended
research about the effects of the bed of nails where performed at Russia which showed amazing results.
The
bed of nails is a very ancient tool that has its roots in Indian
mysticism. It was used by Yogis (practitioners of Yoga)