Lomilomi Massage
Lomilomi Massage
To receive Ho‘oponopono Lomi Lomi MASSAGE,
contact Susan at 808.634.0346
60 Min: Lomi Lomi Hawaiian Massage : $70
75 Min: Lomi Lomi Hawaiian Massage : $90
90 Min: Lomi Lomi Hawaiian Massage : $105
90 Min: Lomi Lomi Hawaiian Massage : $105
with Hot Stones
120 Min: Lomi Lomi Hawaiian Massage: $140
3 Hour Massage: Lomi Lomi Hawaiian Massage: $200.00
4 Hour Massage: Lomi Lomi Hawaiian Massage: $270.00
Couples Massage: Additional $20
Tandem Massage: $160 – 60 Mins
Deep Tissue Massage – Additional $20
LOCATION AND BOOKINGS:
KOLOA KAUAI (808 6340346)
Email: Supergreen528@gmail.com
CERTIFIED LOMILOMI TRAINING AVAILABLE: 808 634 0346
supergreen528@gmail.com
susanwilesmith@yahoo.com
LMT No: 9933
“I have to share what an amazing and personally transformative experience my Kauai lomilomi massage training with Susan Wilesmith at Alohaveda was. I have been a certified massage therapist practicing for 8 years and I have done several intensives in that time. I very much appreciated Susan’s intuition and sensitivity to my personal process making this ‘intensive’ a celebration rather than uncomfortably intense. Our time in Kalalau, working in the open air and immersed in the heartland of this healing modality, was truly an adventure and an opportunity to re-connect with nature and Self. Even if I never did another massage, the experience was well worth it and I highly recommend this gifted teacher and this magical experience.”
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~Never Forget the Pleasure of the Journey~
Annalise Ozols RMT, NCTMB
Therapeutic Massage~Pancha Karma Treatments
303.913.7236
HO‘OPONOPONO LOMILOMI is a Traditional Lomilomi massage
Ho‘oponopono means to make right, to make balance, to make harmony. Lomilomi basically means to soften. Soften the mind, body, emotions, but most importantly to soften the heart.
Receiving Ho’oponopono brings these two together in harmony creating a complete circle. Thus, becoming your true Keiki Kane (baby boy) or Keiki Kaimahine (baby girl) spirit.
You will feel balanced within yourself and connected with your true spirit.
ALOHA SPIRIT: is the coordination of mind and heart…it’s within the individual – it brings you down to yourself. You must think and emote good feelings to others without expectation.
A – Stands for AKAHAI, meaning kindness, to be expressed with tenderness.
L – Stands for LOKAHI, meaning unity, to be expressed with harmony
O – Stands for OLU’OLU, meaning agreeable, to be expressed with pleasantness
H – Stands for HA‘A HA‘A meaning humility, to be expressed with modesty
A – Stands for AHONUI, meaning patience, to be expressed with perseverance.
MANA: is the life force, the power that enables us to live….The gift of mana is all of ours, and we can command this mana. You generate mana through prayer, through deep breathing and through meditation.
Negativity, fear, anger, sadness, jealousy blocks the flow of the heart – the “Mana”.
The spiritual essence of our flow.
Clearing essence with chants is to turn off the mind.
The mind is the home of all negative energy. When we are conscious of this negative energy it is not ours…
The ultimate goal is to forgive. Ho’oponopono. If we don’t communicate we blow up like Pele (The volcano on Hawaii – Big Island). It is the giving which opens the heart.
PUU WAI: is the Heart or the true spirit, it is where the pure self is, the innocence. It is where our Baby Girl or Baby Boy resides.
The mind is not us, it is other people’s voices.
When we become conscious, this is when we start to hear whose voices we carry.
Other people’s voices, of their fears, negativity is what is put into you. That is why there is trouble in the world. We forget who we truly are.
Once we understand fear, there is no more fear. Turn off the voice and forgive.
FORGIVE: HA to release then there is no more FEAR.
AKUA – SPIRIT – to connect through the heart. The heart is pure innocence. Take this connection into the world, the universal flow of people, animals, plants, the environment. Everything can feel it.
To receive Ho‘oponopono Lomi Lomi,
contact Susan at 808.634.0346
“Aloha e ka la, e ka la!
E ola mai e ka la, i ka honua nei.”
“Greetings to the sun, life, the earth.”