The marma points chart
The chart used in teaching, and the piece that walks through what each of the 108 points is for.
The marma chart used on the Siddha Marma Points course.
What a marma point is
A marma is a point where flesh, veins, arteries, tendons, bone and joints meet — a junction, and therefore a place where pressure does more than it would elsewhere. The tradition counts 107 of them on the body, with the mind as the 108th.
The chart is a map, not a syllabus. Knowing where the points are is the easy half; knowing how much pressure, in what order, and when not to touch one at all, is what the course is for.
Read further
- The full breakdown of all 108 points is in the journal, at “108 Marma Points Chart — A Complete Breakdown”.
- The hands-on training is the Siddha Marma Points Course, three weeks in Agonda.
Where this is taught
- Course scheduleEvery course running this season, with dates and how to book
- 108 Marma Points Chart — A Complete Breakdown
- The journal
Come and see for yourself
The courses run October to April on Agonda Beach. Tell us roughly when you could travel and what drew you here.