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Tradtions of Hawaiian Healing w/ Kumu Alva Andrews (Naturally Hawaiian Gallery)

Introduction to Hawaiian Healing -  7:30 -9:30 pm

Kumu Alva James Andrews is a native of Hawai’i, a father, grandfather, and Viet Nam veteran.  Andrews is also a gifted spiritual and physical healer. His form of lomi lomi incorporates ho'oponopono (mental cleansing in preparation for long term results) This class goes further into the spiritual aspects of health. Open to all. Of interest to health practitioners, cultural practitioners, massage therapists. Alva's form of lomilomi, or Hawaiian massage, incorporates the use of ho’oponopono, along with the traditional hand and body applications. Kumu believes that there is a connection between the spirit, the mind, and the physical body. Thus, the function of a good lomilomi practitioner is to harmonize the various parts of a person’s being, in order to make them permanently healthy and balanced. There is a spiritual, mental and emotional dimension that must be factored into the Holistic approach that Kumu uses. For him, then, lokahi, or unity, is what is needed to effect permanent good health. Kumu firmly believes, as his ancestors did, that the body cannot be healed until the spirit is healed. This is the key to what Kumu teaches and practices.
Cost: $100
RSVP: (808) 397-1253 (808) 721-8342 or (808) 388-5850
Please bring a lunch.
Location: Naturally Hawaiian Gallery Address: 41-1025 Kalanianaole Hwy. Waimanalo

 


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Tuesday, November 24, 2009
10:00 AM - 03:00 PM
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Naturally Hawaiian Gallery
41-1025 Kalanianaole Hwy
Waimanalo, HI US 96795


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