Ho'omana Lomilomi Training

What if the land itself was the medicine, the healer? 🌿💧🔥

Aotearoa New Zealand pulses with a living spiritual intelligence that flows through its blue green rivers and volcanic lakes, rises in geothermal steam from the earth’s interior, settles into the roots of colossal kauri trees who have witnessed centuries. Its greenstone — pounamu — is a stone of power, protection, and healing that the Māori people have honored for generations. and rests in the pounamu that Māori healers have carried as sacred medicine across generations.

When you arrive as a practitioner — with trained hands, an open to spirit, and the lineage of Lomi Lomi moving through you — something extraordinary begins to happen. The healing isn’t just what you do on the table. It’s the sharing across dimensional spaces where you ancestors-tīpuna, the healing traditions you carry begin to resonate within connection all lands and seas through the waka’s canoe journey of time The work deepens beyond anything a training room can hold.

The Polynesian Healing Adventure is ten days of this deepening. Romi Romi certification with Maori cousin Audie & Caroline Beazley. Lomi Lomi expansion with Kumu Jeana Naluai. Ho’oponopono with the tīpuna. Daily immersion in the wairua through ceremony, meditation, and elemental practice. Sacred sites. Geothermal soaks. Māori cultural immersion. Blue-green waters and volcanic mana and the kind of self-mastery that only comes when you step all the way into the fire of transformation.

This retreat is for Advanced Lomi Lomi graduates who are ready for their next expansion.

February 17–27, 2027 · Aotearoa New Zealand

Ho’omana Spa Maui · Audie & Caroline Beazley · Kumu Jeana Naluai

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Is that spirit… or is that fear disguised as spirit’s voice? 👁️

We mistake a moment of panic for divine no all the time — and call it discernment. But spirit never freezes.

Swipe through the difference between your unihipili (the scared child), your uhane (the over-explaining parent), and your aumakua — the higher self that’s always been clear. 🌺

When we back away from our gifts, we don’t just say no to ourselves — we say no to our lineage, our clients, and the spirit waiting to move through us.

Stop gathering. Start implementing. 🤍

What if you stopped deciding how your dream has to happen?

When Kumu Jeana envisioned creating the retreat center of her dreams, her own self-talk told her it could take another 10 years.

She couldn’t see where the money would come from. She couldn’t see the path that would get her there.

But she was encouraged to stop focusing on the how and instead keep envisioning the energy flowing toward her in miraculous ways.

So she began a daily practice.

She imagined herself sitting in the flow of joyous abundance.

She envisioned the four winds of success coming toward her — from the north, south, east and west — bringing her highest good.

She imagined her life, body, family and affairs in divine order and alignment.

And she opened herself to receiving abundance in ways she couldn’t yet see.

Sometimes our vision is bigger than the path we can currently imagine.

The invitation is to notice when your own self-talk is putting limits on what might be possible.

✨ If you stopped worrying about HOW it would happen, what would you allow yourself to envision?

Let us know in the comments.

Legends are often rooted in true events. In South Africa, a Zulu elder once told me: "We know Maui. We call him Mauwela the one who crosses over to ocean.

He came from Libya — a great warrior and navigator who pulled the islands from the sea." It's a story told across Polynesia — and it's really about wayfinding.

Look up at night and you'll see Manaiakalani, the fishhook-shaped constellation (Scorpius).

Voyaging by the stars, the first thing you'd see approaching land is the tip of a mountain rising from the horizon — that's the legend, in real life.

Hoʻomana is a living classroom — ancient healing, sacred sites, ho'oponopono passed down through oral tradition. Storytelling is how we remember. ✨

Our Fall Mastership starts October 16. Comment "MAUI" and we'll send you the info. 🐟🪝

You are responsible for your Bowl of Light.

There comes a moment when we remember that we don’t have to live according to the judgement of others.

When we are aligned with our true spirit — with what feels pure, true and pono for us — we can choose to step forward.

Beyond the fear.
Beyond the overwhelm.
Beyond worrying about what others might think.

And sometimes, when we do, a whole new world opens in front of us — one we simply couldn’t see while everything was clouded by fear and judgement.

This is part of the wisdom within the parable of the Bowl of Light.

Your bowl is yours to tend.

No matter what has happened or what has been placed within it along the way, you have the responsibility — and the power — to care for it, tend to it and clear what no longer belongs.

So that your light can shine through again.

✨ What stones are you carrying in your Bowl of Light right now and are ready to release?

Let us know in the comments.
If you want to lean Ho'oponopono right here on Maui, comment LOMI and we will send you all the details for our next retreat.

Ho'omana Lomi Lomi Comes to the Mainland

Have you been wanting to learn lomi lomi?

Maybe it's been on your dreamboard since a short course in massage school. Maybe you saw that flowing, forearm stroke on YouTube and pictured yourself becoming part of this ancient rhythm. Maybe you've always wanted to learn Hawaiian culture and practice, but haven't had the time or resources to travel all the way across the Pacific.

I have good news for you.

This December, I'm bringing lomi lomi to the mainland. December 6–12, I'll be in Utah to share Hawaiian lomi lomi fundamentals and lomi ʻiliʻili — hot stone therapy.

You'll learn a full-body technique. The history of lomi lomi, and the lineage of elders who carried this work forward before us. Hoʻoponopono for healers. And how to administer a full lomi lomi sequence using heated lava stones — to melt tension, address injury, and restore circulation to the body.

Why hot stones? They transform and transmute energy. The heat penetrates into the tissue and lets you go deeper than a client could normally tolerate — offering a different pathway to interrupt the pain cycle keeping those muscles in spasm. The stone becomes an extension of your hands. And because our bodies carry the same mineral substance as the earth, people often feel safer receiving from a stone than they do from hands alone — it opens the door for them to release what they've been carrying.

Come learn with us. Join us in Utah. 🌺🔥

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Where your thoughts go, your energy flows.

How often do we give our mana to the very thing we don’t want?

We replay the hurt.
We repeat the story.
We tell ourselves what went wrong, what was done to us, why we can’t move forward.

And each time we return to that story, we give it more of our attention. More of our energy. More of our mana.

As Auntie Mahi taught:

Where your thoughts go, energy flows.

This isn’t about denying what happened or pretending difficult experiences don’t matter.

It’s about remembering that your pain is not the entirety of who you are.

There is also your light.
Your strength.
Your possibility.
Your power.

And when you reconnect with that, you get to choose where your mana flows next.

✨ What are you ready to stop feeding with your energy?

Let us know in the comments