Sunday, April 29, 2012
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Mapuna Wai Ola Massage
"Honu Lomilomi"
Hawaii State Licensing Workshop:
Kona, Hawaii
July 8 to August 14, 2012
22 classroom days 150 hours
Mon-Wed 8:30am-4:30pm
Level One (Basic Lomilomi):
Kona, Hawaii
May 8-11; June 4-7; July 2-5; Sept. 23-26
4 day Workshops
Level Two (Advanced Lomilomi):
Kona, Hawaii
May 13-16; June 10-13; Sept. 2-5; Oct. 30-Nov 2
January 2013 in New Zealand
4 day Workshops
Level Three (Advanced Injuries):
Kona, Hawaii
Nov. 25-27
3 day Workshop
Kumu Haunani Hopkins is a Native Hawaiian Artist, President of the Hawaiian Lomilomi Association and founder of the Mapuna Wai Ola Massage Center, a featured Kumu in Author Makana Chai’s book, Hawaiian Massage Lomilomi: Sacred Touch of Aloha. Her geneaology traced roots to the Moana line of the Kamehamehas.
She is located 15.3 miles South of Keahole-Kona Airport, in Honalo-Kealakekua area. Haunani has studied with many Lomilomi Kahuna (experts); the most influential was the late Aunty Margaret Kalehuamakanoelulu'uonapli Machado.
Kumu Haunani builds upon Aunty Margaret’s foundation, with 17 years of experience. She continues to draw innovative skills from her Kupuna and Ke Akua (God). Kumu Haunani shares the wisdom from her experiences, protocols of the oli, pule (prayer chants), movement-stretching, developing the spiritual “ear”,and learning to release physical as well as spiritual connections to old injuries.ABC's For 2012 ~ Messages From Aunty Mahealani - April 19, 2012 - Oahu
Aunty/Kumu Mahealani Kuamo'o-Henry, Kumu 'Elele Na Kupuna (Messenger of the Ancestors) & Spiritual Teacher
April 19, 2012 (Thurs) - 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Location: Na Mea Native Books, Ward Warehouse, Honolulu
Cost: Free - an Aloha Makana (Gift of Love) from Aunty
ABC's for the New Year: A - Awareness & Acceptance to B - Believe in Yourself & All Around You to C - Create Instead of Frustrate & D - Deliver Your Vision With Ease ~~~ From Puna, the Big Island of Hawai'i, Aunty Mahaealani opens the doors of teaching Ho’opono Pono Ke Ala to an audience from around the world. She speaks with aloha (love) and her style of teaching is like the old ways through mo’olelo (talking story). ~~~ "I have had numerous occasions to receive messages through Aunty Mahealani. She is open-hearted and able to reach all walks of life. I have experienced many positive changes in my life and my desire is the same for you.”--LiAnn Uyeda, Kumu Lomilomi, Alaka'i/Ho'opono Pono Ke Ala, owner of Aloha Lomilomi ~~~ For more information, go to Aunty Mahealani's website athttp://www.alohaspiritaunty.com Also for more information, contact LiAnn Uyeda at (808) 738-5244.
Lomilomi Fundamentals & Lomi `Ili - Advanced Lomilomi - May 2012 - Maui
May 18 - 24, 2012
Become Proficient In A Full Body Ancient HawaiianLomi Lomi Massage and Lomi 'ili Hot StoneMassage Treatment. Participate In Chanting
Ceremony, Hawaiian Meditation & Visit some ofMaui Most Sacred Sites. Learn More -->
Advanced Lomi Lomi Massage:
Core Musculature & Skeletal Alignment: May 25-27
This course focuses on assessment, treatment and realignment of the axial skeleton including pelvis, low back, thoracic, and cervical musculature. Connect down to the level of the bones using gentle and effective techniques that have been passed down through generations. Learn More-->
Kauai Traditional Healing `Aha - April 28th, 2012 - Kauai
Kaua`i Traditional Healing
`Aha
`Aha Mauli Ola
April 28th,
Saturday, 2012
Queen Lili`uokalani
Children’s Center
8:00am-3:00pm
Aloha mai kakou,
I would like to formally invite you to the Kaua`i
Traditional Healing `Aha on Saturday, April 28th at Queen Lili`uokalanai
Children’s Center, 8am-3pm. This
is an important `Aha that will help shape the future of Traditional Hawaiian
Healing on Kaua`i.
The activity is coordinated by Sean Chun of Ho`ola Lahui and
the Kaua`i `Aha Council, which includes Alu Like, DHS, Good Beginnings, Queen
Lili`uokalanai Children’s Center, and East Kaua`i Drug Prevention Education
Team.
We are inviting traditional healing practitioners, Native
Hawaiian service providers, health care providers, and community members to
partake in this `aha.
Planned Activity:
The purpose of this `aha mauli ola is to gather and unite the community of
Kaua`i and share various issues and successes in the field of Traditional
Hawaiian Healing. We will also be
sharing some recent work done in traditional healing, and the current state of
well-being of Native Hawaiians.
Overall, we wish to continue and perpetuate traditional healing
practices to build and establish a thriving, healthy Native Hawaiian
community.
The main focus of this `aha mauli ola is to seek
input from the community on creating the process to recognize such traditional
healers to help establish their practices among the Kaua`i community, and
integrate these practices into the community.
We will be addressing these issues through break-out
sessions with questions designed to help focus an outcome that will best
benefit the Kaua`i community.
Lunch will be provided.
Please contact Sean Chun, 635-5255 or seanchun@hawaii.edu, to confirm your attendance.
Me ke aloha no,
Sean Chun
Schedule
8:00 Registration
8:30 Opening,
introductions, pule
9:00-10:00 Overview
of the Day
History
of Native Hawaiian Healers.
·
Current State of Our Traditional Hawaiian
Healing Practices.
·
Traditional History of Hawaiian Healing.
·
Some Facts About Native Hawaiian Health.
10:15-11:30 Break-Out
Session I.
·
Question I: What defines a Native Hawaiian
healer?
·
Question II: How do we bring recognition to our
healers on Kaua`i?
11:45-12:30 Lunch.
12:30-1:45 Second
Break-Out Session II.
·
Question III: What vision do you have for
traditional healing in Kaua`i communities?
2:00-2:45 Report
Back. Sharing What Others Think.
·
Traditional healing today.
·
Overview of Traditional Healing and Current
Activities in the Community.
2:45-3:00 What’s
Next for Traditional Healing?
Closing,
mahalo, pule
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