Makua
Lomi Lomi Kalaimoku
In the 21st century today Lomilomi is
looked upon most as a massage. It is more than just a massage. It is a Healing
Art, which looks at the body, mind, heart and spirit “soul” in multiple
dimensions. In the ancient practice of traditional Hawaiian Healing, no separation
existed between the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual. All was treated
with Ho’oponopono (emotional and spiritual alignment), la’au lapa’au (medicinal
plants), oli (chant), lomilomi (moving of the muscles), Ha’iha’i
’iwi (moving of the bones) and lele wai (cleansing) internally and
externally. This lifestyle included traditional practices of hula (dance)
and/or lua (martial Arts), which complemented the ability to stay in
alignment on all levels. This knowledge of no separation between the physical,
mental, emotional and spiritual levels is shared by indigenous cultures around
the world.
Makua Lomilomi Kalaimoku is a treasure that should be
treated with respect. All indigenous cultures have very effective traditional
Healing modalities. The Hawaiian culture, traditions and beliefs has values
that have an underlying perspective, It is the Spirit of ʻIhi (sacred
respect); meaning they will not go out of their way to tell you that this is
not of their belief system. I believe that sharing my Sacred Royal Hawaiian
Traditional Healing knowledge among the people of the world opens up spiritual
awakening to all.
Evolution is happening day and night on our papaʻhonua
“mother earth”, as so will the Lā hui “people”. One must evolve with the other
in a corresponding relationship.
The Hawaiian motto of Hawai’i, “Ua mau ke ea o ka
‘aina i ka pono” comes from my ancestors and recites today on the Hawaiian
seal and in modern day within Hawaiian lyrics. We are the generation of the
‘now’ that with bring forth a transformation to a better wellbeing of life. It
is the time to bring forth the Hawaiian cultural and spiritual values with the
Spirit of Alohā to the world. The beauty and spirit of the islands of Hawaii
shall perpetuate by continuing to malama (nurture) and grow from within.
We shall perpetuate by example, “Hele ka mo‘olelo”, walk the traditions
to perpetuate for us to make the time to heal ourselves so that we may heal
others. We must continue to evolve as a people with a culture of Respect,
Honor, Integrity, Promise and Trust. We may intertwine the seeds of our
Ancestral Past within an Ancestral Creation in the Present into the adornments
of our Ancestral Descendent future.
We are open to share and learn from one another without
fear or judgment!