bodywork

JIAIDO Ate Bodywork

Awaken presence, release inner tension and emotional blocks,
and reconnect with yourself through conscious bodywork.

what is jiaido ate?

the art of conscious touch

JIAIDO Ate is a unique bodywork practice that uses conscious touch, breath, and presence to bring awareness to and release the emotional and mental patterns stored in the body.

Created by spiritual teacher Ajiit, Ate is not a massage or a therapeutic technique — it’s a meditative experience, a journey of self-discovery through the body. It invites you to slow down, release, and reconnect with yourself on a deeper level.

Unlike traditional massage, Ate is not about fixing the body — it’s about listening to it. Through this practice, you enter a space of deep relaxation and awareness where healing, clarity, and connection naturally unfold.

More Than Technique

Body-Mind connection through holistic touch therapy

Ate Bodywork is grounded in the principle that true transformation begins with presence.
It helps you reconnect with the natural intelligence of your body and opens the door to:

reconnecting with yourself through quiet, conscious presence,
releasing emotional blocks without words, through sensitive contact,
developing body awareness and understand your inner signals,
strengthening your capacity to be present, with others and yourself,
feeling grounded and secure through mindful touch.

holistic effect

Benefits of JIAIDO Ate Bodywork

Ate is more than a physical treatment—it’s a meditative, healing experience rooted in presence and connection. Practiced in silence, with full awareness, it supports well-being on multiple levels:

Conscious touch helps the body release stored tension and move into a state of deep calm—supporting rest, recovery, and nervous system balance.

Through subtle yet powerful contact, you become more attuned to your body’s sensations, posture, and held patterns—cultivating presence and sensitivity.

ATE creates a safe space for emotions to arise and dissolve, helping you feel more grounded, centered, and emotionally balanced.

Without words, the practitioner holds space through presence—supporting the nervous system and fostering trust, safety, and deep connection.

Silence, slowness, and presence guide you into a meditative state where insight and clarity can naturally arise—touch becomes a doorway to self-discovery.

By meeting the body and being without agenda, ATE encourages the natural unfolding of the body’s own healing intelligence.

how to start?

Two Ways to Experience Ate Bodywork

You can explore Ate Bodywork in two different ways,
depending on your needs and intention:

JIAIDO Ate Bodywork - The art of conscious touch

ate bodywork treatment

In a one-on-one session, you receive conscious touch in a calm, supportive space — inviting deep relaxation, emotional release, and quiet inner connection.

ate treatment

Ate bodywork Pairwork

In partner-based sessions, you alternate between giving and receiving, building trust, awareness, and authentic connection through mindful touch and presence.

ate WORKSHOP

Ate is an expression of love by touch

The more your touch is conscious,
the more you guide your partner to see themselves.

not just a massage

A Meditative Practice

Many of the physical tensions we carry — in the shoulders, neck, stomach, or back — often have no clear external cause. These are expressions of internal states, emotional weight, or unresolved stress. Ate helps bring these hidden layers into awareness.

The purpose of Ate is not to “heal” the body, but to awaken the person. When someone becomes aware of their inner state — the contraction, confusion, or emotional holding — transformation can naturally begin.

There are no techniques to master, no outcomes to chase. Ate is a space to just be — with honesty, gentleness, and full presence.

testimonials

Loved By Our practitioners

True stories of how JIAIDO Ate Bodywork can help to release tension
and find a way back to presence.

“In addition to the immediate release and relaxation, I started to learn how to manage both my body and mental state. The ability to relax and let go became more easily accessible to me at any time.”

tamás gelesz

“Ate helps me slow down and let go of tension. It makes me more aware of my body and brings me back to the present moment. I feel calmer, more connected, and more at ease with myself.”

miklós molnár