Join Kumu Jeana Iwalani Naluai and travel to Aotearoa (New Zealand) to explore the healing arts of the indigenous people of the Pacific. Begin with authentic Hawaiian teachings of Lomi Lomi for the body and then dive deeper into the spiritual and energetic encoding behind the bodywork.
Ho’omana’s core introductory training is the foundation and pre-requisite for all courses. Learn full-body massage that combines modern, scientific technique and ancient Hawaiian wisdom for healing at all levels:
* Proper assessment and treatment of injury
* How to create more harmony and balance through giving and receiving magical healing touch
* Ho’opono’pono, the Hawaiian’s clearing system to maintain energetic alignment and harmony with Spirit, self and others
We focus on advanced techniques to create space in the joints of the spine, arms and legs from the tips of the toes to the ends of the fingers.
Ancient Hawaiian teachings of the “wisdom of the bones” will fuel our work, as we explore the spiritual and emotional aspects of illness as they pertain to different areas of the body. Learn how to use various tools and advanced techniques to follow symptoms to their source and heal the body at a deep and holistic level
I am a Native Hawaiian. Lomi Lomi Instructor. Physical Therapist. Licensed Massage Therapist. Wife and Mother of 4. I am passionate about sharing Lomi Lomi and the spiritual teachings of Aloha.
As a kumu and Hawaiian cultural practitioner, my mission is to activate healers. I believe the students who join our Lomi ‘Ohana, family, are answering a call from generations past to carry this healing work forward to the present and future.
When you work with me, you’ll walk away with a set of tools for working with clients therapeutically, the knowledge of Hawaiian meditation, chant and sacred ceremony and a new awareness of the magic that exists in the world.
“We feel deeply privileged to be co-hosting this cultural exchange here in our Heartland of Aotearoa…an opportunity for us to return the manaakitanga, caring hospitality we have experienced in Hawaii.”
Audie and Caroline Beazley, a husband and wife healing team, from Aotearoa (New Zealand) have many years experience as practitioners and teachers of the healing arts. Audie is an indigenous Maori cultural practitioner. They delight in sharing the simplicity and true essence of holistic healing in the teachings of Romi Romi.
Audie and Caroline offer a heart-centred, safe, learning environment for personal transformation and professional upskilling.
Visit Audie at www.intuitiveart.co.nz and Caroline at www.consciousparenting.nz
Each day during the classroom sessions, there will be water, lemongrass tea and hot coffee in the mornings. Food is not included in the retreat and students are asked to bring a lunch and snacks each day to class and during the outings. Market and groceries are within walking distance to the Marae.
It is our pleasure to schedule a call to answer any and all of your questions. Book a call here:
If for any reason you need to cancel, a 15% of workshop fees will be charged and the remaining portion fully refunded. Cancellation 30 days before instruction begins, 50% will be refunded or charged. No Refunds once retreat begins. Any cancellation fees collected may be used for another Ho’omana Lomi Lomi training up to one year from originally scheduled event.
Students are responsible for providing their own meals and snacks during class. Local markets are within walking distance of housing.
Traditional Marae communal accommodation is included.
At this time, only 3 packages are offered for the New Zealand Culture Tour as listed above.
You will not need a student visa to enroll in our courses. Lomi Lomi is a cultural practice and your studies will be recreational, not for college credit, degree or academic certificate. You are considered a visitor or tourist. Please consult the New Zealand visa information available online: https://www.newzealand.com/us/visas-and-immigration/
A massage sheet set for use during class
Hand towel
Sleeping bag
Pillow
Comfortable clothing to massage in.
Dress for summer, but New Zealand is not Hawaii. Be sure to include a set of long pants, long sleeve shirts for cooler weather. Sun protective clothing for outdoors and a light jacket for wind or rain
Oil/lotion you like to use for massage, we recommend organic coconut oil. Please avoid strong smells.
Journal or notebook to write in.
Bathing suit, sarong, sunscreen, tennis shoes and flip flops.
At least one dressy outfit for gathering with elders
Gifts from your home to give to our Maori elders and family as a cultural exchange.
Water bottle (not glass).
An Open and Willing Heart.
