Kahuna Healing
Hawaiian Bodywork, Lomi Lomi, Energy Healing, & Somatic Trauma Release
Kahuna Healing Sessions
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1.5 Hours
The minimum recommended duration for the Kahuna / Lomi Lomi Techniques. Relaxing flow or Deep Tissue.
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2 Hours
Relaxing Kahuna Flow, Deep Tissue, or Trauma Release. This is recommended for deeper clearing work!
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3 Hours
Kahuna Flow for Emotional or Trauma Release, Deep Spiritual Healing, and Rites of Passage (Transformation Periods).
About Kahuna
Kahuna Massage originates in the ancient healing practices of Hawaii. “Ka” means the breath of life or life force and “Huna” means esoteric knowledge. Hawaiian Kahunas are the healers, wisdom keepers, high priests/priestesses, and shamans of their people. Each Kahuna specializes in a unique aspect of healing, from energetic work to naturopathy to shamanism to bodywork, and they work together on cross-functional healing teams.
Kahuna Massage was typically practiced during the rites of passage ceremonies in the royal temples, making it an especially amazing therapy for big life transitions. Kahuna Massage is a holistic bodywork modality that eliminates energetic blockages in the body, mind, and spirit, freeing up life force which is the source of all healing and bliss.
Kahuna Massage uses long, flowing, rhythmic strokes of the forearms to stimulate the energy flow throughout the clients body. Organic coconut oil is used to allow the arms to glide along the skin and activate transformation on a cellular layer. Kahuna clears out the lymphatic system, aids the circulatory and respiratory system, and soothes the nervous system.
Besides relaxation and physical alignment, benefits also include trauma and emotional release, mental clarity, increased vitality, and enhanced feelings of love and joy. The Kahuna Practitioner applies the 7 Principles of Huna in the entirety of the massage.
Huna Hawaiian Spiritual Philosophy
Aloha, my hoaloha (heart friend)
Experience the beauty of Kahuna Healing
“The Hawaiian word kahuna is a term that implies “mastery,” and more specifically self-mastery. The term describes those members of the learned classes of old Polynesia who carried a great wisdom tradition that is thousands of years old and that was much like that of the pre-Christian mystery schools of the Egyptians, the Druids, the Gnostics, and the classical Greeks.
In old Hawai‘i, where the flow of primal energies created unparalleled natural beauty, one of the world’s most highly advanced spiritual cultures developed. These Polynesian metaphysical insights still remain largely unknown in the West. The holders of this ancient wisdom tradition, the kahuna, who could be male or female, were taught this mystical knowledge from childhood using a method in which the apprentice underwent many years of arduous training. The wisdom was handed down orally within families who carried particular areas of this knowledge as their kuleana —which in Hawaiian means their rights and responsibilities as well as their rightful property, their jurisdiction, and their estate.
In old Hawai‘i, there were many different kinds of kahuna—each type with its own specialty area. Kahuna mystics who could directly experience the hidden realms of the spirit world often served as high priests, shamans, and ceremonialists, becoming acknowledged as kahuna nui o r kahuna po‘o. And there were also healing kahuna la‘au lapa‘au, who were designated as such because of their great wisdom and high accomplishment as healers and medicine people.”
-The Bowl of Light by Hank Wesselman
Education & Qualifications
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Kahuna Massage Levels 1-5 & Heartworks Lomi Lomi Levels 1&2
Mette's Insititute at High Spirits Retreat | Kin Kin, Australia
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Reiki Energy Healing Levels 1 &2
Level 1 - 1:1 Initiation with Reiki Master | Kuranda, Australia
Level 2 - Spirit Earth Reiki | Brisbane, Australia
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Somatic Trauma Therapy
Somatic Trauma Therapy - The Embody Lab Certification
Shaking for Trauma Release - Shaking Medicine Institute
“The word evolution means change, and like it or not, the law of evolution reveals that everything changes—everything, and at every level. As we travel across eternity as souls, experiencing life through the fabric of our countless lives, we change. We grow, and we become more than we were as we ascend the evolutionary stairway toward the luminous horizon of our personal and collective destiny….
The singular, distinguishing feature of the new [paradigm] involves the realization that each of us can acquire spiritual knowledge and power ourselves, making the direct, transpersonal contact with the inner worlds of the sacred realms that defines the mystic, without the need for any priest or religious organization to do it for us.
In this dynamic, each person acquires the freedom to become his or her own teacher, his or her own priest, his or her own prophet, thus receiving his or her own spiritual revelations directly from the highest sources themselves.
As we engage in this ancient human experience, each of us inevitably discovers that our personal consciousness is part of a greater field of consciousness at large, through which everything, everywhere, is connected, a deep insight currently being illuminated and confirmed by science.
This is the direct path of the mystic at its absolute best, one that leads the aspirant into the experience of self-realization and spiritual empowerment.”
-The Bowl of Light by Hank Wesselman - spiritual teachings of Hale Kealohalani Maku