Ho'omana Lomilomi Training

09/25/2026

You are more than your physical body. 🌺

In Hawaiian healing, the kino (body), poʻo (mind), naʻau (emotions, intuition, and inner knowing), and ʻuhane (spirit) are all deeply interconnected and constantly influencing one another. When one part is out of balance, the others are naturally affected as well—reminding us that healing is never just one-dimensional.

E mālama nā kino a pau — Care for all of your bodies.

This means tending not only to physical health, but also to your thoughts, your emotional world, and your spiritual connection. True wellness comes from honoring each layer of who you are.

Healing invites us to slow down, listen inward, and gently return to lōkahi - a state of balance, harmony, and alignment within ourselves and with the world around us.

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09/23/2026

What are you carrying that is keeping you from moving forward?

In this teaching, Kumu Jeana shares a practice of looking into your Bowl of Light and noticing what is still there — past experiences, unresolved emotions, old stories, or even burdens we have picked up for the people we love.

Sometimes, in our desire to help, we take on someone else’s “stone.” But carrying their suffering doesn’t necessarily lighten their load. Now there are simply two people carrying the weight.

And the more we retell a painful story, give it our energy and connect others to it, the heavier that stone can become.

Through the Hawaiian practice of Hoʻoponopono ʻAi, we are invited to look honestly at what we are carrying and ask:

✨ Does this still belong in my Bowl of Light?
✨ Does it resonate with who I am becoming?
✨ Is it mine to carry at all?
✨ What am I ready to release?

With the support of Spirit, the elements, our guides and ancestors, we can begin to lift those stones from the bowl — creating space for our own light to expand again.

As the weight leaves, the light has somewhere to go.

And that light can begin illuminating the path ahead.

What you may be ready to release? Let us know in the comments

09/21/2026

09/18/2026

Before you dig into the psoas… try this. 👀

When we feel tension deep in the psoas, the instinct can be to go straight in with deeper pressure.

But deeper doesn't always mean more effective.

In Lomi Lomi, we approach the body differently.

Rather than forcing the psoas to release, we work with breath, positioning, gradual pressure and awareness to create the conditions in which the body can begin to soften.

Inhale. Exhale. Sink. Lean.

No rushing.

No fighting the tissue.

No trying to overpower the body.

Instead, we ask:

How can I work WITH this body rather than doing something TO it?

Because sometimes release doesn't need to be forced.

It needs to be invited. 🌺

Want to see how Kumu Jeana approaches the psoas?

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09/16/2026

What are the first five thoughts you have when you think about the thing you’re trying to manifest?

Because wanting something is only part of the equation.

If your desire is followed by…

“But what if it doesn’t happen?”
“I don’t know if I can.”
“It’s probably not possible for me.”
“Maybe one day…”

…then your thoughts aren’t fully aligned with what you’re asking to bring in.

Instead, practice speaking your desires clearly, confidently and in the present tense.

✨ I am…
✨ I have…
✨ I create…
✨ I bring…
✨ I receive…

Not hopefully.
Not maybe.
Not one day.

Speak from the energy of it already existing.

What are you calling into your life right now?

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09/14/2026

Your intuition has always been your first teacher. 🌊

It’s the thing that drew you to Lomi Lomi. That kept you showing up to the table. That told you — even when you couldn’t explain it — that this work runs deeper than technique. That healing moves through you from something far older than you.

If that resonates — this is for you.

In February 2027, a small gathering of Advanced Lomi Lomi practitioners will journey to Aotearoa New Zealand for eleven days of immersive Polynesian healing. We will practice Romi Romi and Lomi Lomi. We will sit in Ho’oponopono. We will open to the sacred -attuning to the wairua of Aotearoa, where the ancestors, the elements, and the sacred are not separate from the practice — they are the practice."Opening that sacred healing space — every single day— in landscapes that are electrically, volcanically, vibrationally, ancestrally alive. We will meditate beside crystal waters. Asking the elementals to help us to remember that deep resonance of spirit. We will expand.

And we will adventure — into sacred Maori sites, geothermal wonders, ancient forests, and the blue-green waters of the largest lake in Aotearoa, where a 14-metre ancestral face carved into living rock has watched the water for decades.

Pre-requisite: Advanced Lomi Lomi completion required.

Spaces are very limited. Trust what you’re feeling right now.

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09/11/2026

Mastership isn't about learning more techniques.

It's about becoming the practitioner your clients remember for the rest of their lives.

This is where your presence deepens, your intuition sharpens, and your work becomes something truly transformative.

In Mastership, we refine what you already know and guide you into a level of confidence, flow, and connection that can’t be taught through repetition alone. Intended for the practitioner who has committed to Lomi Lomi as a specialty, you will learn a lifestyle practice and become an ambassador for Hawaiian spiritual healing. It’s about embodying the work—so every session becomes a meaningful experience for both you and your client.

🌺 Early Bird Pricing closes in 7 days.

If you feel ready to step into your next level as a practitioner, we would be honoured to support you.

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09/09/2026

A river blocked at its source cannot reach the sea. In Hawaiian healing philosophy, your body works the same way. And it all begins at the head.

In Hawaiian healing philosophy, the body is understood as a living river system.

Energy — like water — moves from the head to the feet. From the mountain to the sea. From the highest point of the body downward, feeding every structure, every system, every cell along the way with circulation, with lymph, with the vital current of life force we call mana.

Squinting at a screen for eight hours. A glasses prescription that is slightly off, causing the eyes to strain and the brow to furrow all day long without you realizing it. The chronic jaw clench of someone who swallows their stress. The forward head posture of modern life — skull drifting ahead of the spine, the suboccipital muscles gripping at the base of the skull like a fist that never opens. Teeth ground down in sleep. A forehead permanently braced against a world that feels like too much.

These are not dramatic injuries. They are the quiet, daily accumulations that most bodywork never touches.

And yet they are damming the river.

In lomi lomi we call this work the Mind Eraser — and it is far more than relaxation. It is restoration of flow. When we release the scalp fascia, drain the lymphatic pathways of the head and neck, soften the temples, decompress the cranial tissues and invite the face to finally unclench — we are clearing the headwaters.

And when the headwaters clear, the whole river moves again.

Circulation reaches the tissue. Lymph drains. The nervous system exhales. And that chronic tension in the neck, the shoulders, the jaw, the eyes — the kind that never fully resolves no matter what you try — finally has somewhere to go.

This is the intelligence of Hawaiian bodywork. It does not chase symptoms downstream. It goes to the source.

It begins at the mountain. And it follows the river all the way home to the sea.

🌺 Save this post if you have been treating the symptoms and missing the source. Tag a therapist who needs to understand about the river.

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09/07/2026

There is wisdom, light, and power already living within you. 🌺

Through connection, Hawaiian teachings invite us to remember what has always been there — and to recognise that same light in one another. This remembering is often spoken of in connection with the Prophecy of the Children of the Rainbow, a vision shared across many Indigenous traditions including the Hawaiian Tradition that speaks of a time when people of all colours, nations, and paths come together in unity, healing the Earth through love, respect, and remembrance of our shared origin. 🌈

When we reconnect to this truth within ourselves, we also help awaken it in the world around us.

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09/04/2026

What if that “sciatica” isn’t coming from the sciatic nerve? 👀

When pain travels through the buttock and down the leg, sciatica is often the first assumption.

But there’s a small, frequently overlooked structure at the base of the pelvis that may be part of the picture: the **sacrotuberous ligament**.

This ligament helps balance stability and movement through the pelvis. When it becomes restricted, it can influence how the sacrum and SI joints move, how the surrounding muscles compensate, and in some cases may contribute to discomfort that feels similar to sciatica.*

In Lomi Lomi, we’re taught not to simply chase the place where symptoms appear.

We look at the **relationships within the whole body** and ask:

**Where might movement have been lost?**

Sometimes the area that hurts isn’t the area that needs attention.

🌺 Want to go deeper?

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