This collaboration was born from a shared belief in ritual — in slowing down, softening inwards, and nourishing the body with what it truly needs.
At TAMA, every touch is intentional. Every treatment is a performance of care. And Neo felt like the perfect prelude — a moment to pause, and prepare the body to receive.
Infused with adaptogens and ancient botanicals, Neo is more than just a drink. It’s a foundation for the nervous system. A quiet exhale before the deeper work begins. We invite guests to begin their treatment with Neo, allowing its formulation to gently activate from within — supporting energy, immunity, and cellular repair.
This video captures the rhythm of our days — the flow from home to studio, the quiet anticipation, the music, the movement, the Neo… all part of the ritual.
Neo Soma — a TAMA ritual
Where high-vibrational formulas meet hands that listen.
This full-body experience blends rhythmic massage, Ayurvedic kansa wand techniques, body brushing, and infrared heat — all guided by neoNutritions Ultimate Foundation — The Liquid Lifeforce.
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Neo Soma — a TAMA ritual | 120 mins
• neoNutritions Ultimate Foundation on arrival
• Infrared sauna session with cryo-globes
• Sculptural Body Ritual (Abhyanga-inspired)
• Dry body brushing
• Ayurvedic kansa wand facial massage -
1. Arrival
Your ritual begins with a chilled serving of Ultimate Foundation — The Liquid Lifeforce. This high-vibrational blend of 52 organic ingredients — including adaptogens, restorative roots, seeds, and greens — is inspired by Ayurvedic wisdom and crafted to nourish the nervous system. It prepares the body from within, gently activating energy, focus, and cellular renewal.2. Infrared Heat
Slip into the infrared sauna for 30 minutes of deep, enveloping warmth. This phase reflects the Ayurvedic practice of Swedana — using heat to release ama (toxins), soften tissue, and prepare the body to receive. While inside, chilled cryo-globes are used as a sensory contrast, awakening the face and décolletage, stimulating lymphatic flow, and enhancing circulation.3. Sculptural Body Ritual (Abhyanga-Inspired)
In the treatment space, your practitioner guides a rhythmic experience inspired by Abhyanga — the ancient Ayurvedic art of full-body oil application. Dry body brushing, an Ayurvedic tool in itself, stimulates circulation, exfoliates the skin, and supports lymphatic clearing. Each sculptural stroke is intentional — designed to move energy, clear stagnation, and bring you back into rhythm with yourself.4. Kansa Wand Facial Therapy
The ritual flows into a facial experience using the kansa wand — a sacred bronze tool used in Ayurveda to balance prana (life force) through the marma points. Tracing the contours of the face, the wand tones the skin, grounds the nervous system, and creates a quiet resonance that lingers long after the session ends.5. Rest + Return
Time is given for integration — to soften, to breathe, and to return slowly. You leave not just refreshed, but realigned: nourished from the inside out and the outside in. -
In Ayurvedic and Vedic traditions, Soma is the nectar of immortality — a divine, nourishing essence.
Neo Soma blends this ancient wisdom with modern bioenergetics — a ritual where the nervous system drinks in what it truly needs.
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The formulas for your home ritual
Neo’s formulas are more than nutrition — they’re frequency-based medicine. Crafted with 100% organic ingredients and rooted in Ayurveda, Anthroposophy, and Traditional Chinese Medicine, each blend is designed to regulate the nervous system, restore cellular vitality, and awaken inner glow.
Behind the beauty is a deep science of resonance: Neo uses a rare crystallisation process to photograph the electromagnetic frequency of their powders — revealing sacred geometry within the plants themselves.
What you see is order. What you feel is harmony.
These are not just supplements.
They are rituals — encoded with intelligence, intention, and light.
Holistic wellness with a creative touch. For body, mind and senses.
Infrared Sauna
Treatment Rituals
Meditation
Close your eyes, play this.
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If, on a fresh morning, we felt a quiet urge to fog up the windscreen of our car. Let the engine warm under the sun. Drive to a coastline simply because it has mist. Simply because it has salt. Dig our feet into the champagne shine of wet sand. Sit next to breath for an entire day. Would we recognise this as a need for pause? Pause, like air, is necessary – but places of pause can be hard to find.
TAMA is a place of pause. A promise of pause.
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