Healing Generational Wounds
Ancestors. We all have them.
At Ho’omana, we often speak of the Ancestors. Feeling them. Being open to their guidance…but what about the Ancestors you don’t want to hear from?
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Salt and Ti: 2 Key Elements You Need in Your Healing Space
I’ve been getting some amazing feedback from my new, FREE mini-guide 10 Practices to Ignite, Reclaim and Maintain Your Personal Power. Mahalo nui to everyone who has taken the time to read, comment and share these potent rituals.
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For Massage Therapists: Healing Can Begin Before We Ever Lay a Hand on a Body
Chant and prayer is powerful medicine. Aunty Margaret used to tell us all the time that Lomi was praying work.
Chant has several components. Tone. Intention. Words. Vibration.
It’s the intention that brings the transformation.
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Canoe Plants for Hawaiian Healing
In one particular treatment, though, we use essential oils in a way that is still gaining traction in the modern world: using oils for cleansing. That treatment is our Hawaiian Mini-Facial.
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Auntie Mahi Poe Poe’s Last Prayer for Ram Dass
Auntie Mahi Poe Poe offered this prayer for Ram Dass on November 3, 2004.
We call on the great ones!
We call on the Maha Akua. May your Soul be given to all of those in time that have taught you, that have brought you to the land of palm trees and the sea. May the Aina caress you and heal the world. May you hear and send the message of HIS SOUL.
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Oli: Hawaiian Chants for Wisdom, Well-Being and Preservation
For thousands of years until the 1820s, Hawaiians relied on story-telling for remembering – for wisdom-keeping. Before the missionaries applied a Latin-based alphabet to the Hawaiian language, Hawaiians passed down stories of history and myth from generation to generation through song, hula and chants – oli.
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