Discover the Secrets of Hawaiian Healing
Have you ever wondered how the Hawaiians manage to stay healthy and happy in their tropical paradise? The answer lies in their ancient healing tradition that has been handed down for centuries. In this blog post, you will learn some of the secrets of Hawaiian healing and how you can use them to improve your own well-being.
What is Hawaiian Healing?
Hawaiian healing is based on the principle that everything is connected and that we are all part of a bigger whole. The Hawaiians call this principle aloha, which means love, compassion, and harmony. Aloha is not just a word that they use to greet or say goodbye, but a way of living in balance with themselves, others, and nature.
Hawaiian healing also acknowledges that there are different levels of reality: the physical, the mental, the emotional, and the spiritual. Each level influences the others, so to heal one level, you need to heal all levels. The Hawaiians use various methods and techniques to address each level and restore harmony and health.
What are some Hawaiian Healing Methods?
One of the most famous Hawaiian healing methods is La‘au Lapa‘au, which means medicinal healing. This method involves using plants from around the island and in neighboring forests to treat various ailments and diseases. Most Hawaiian medicinal plants are foods that have additional curative properties. Healers view food as medicine, along with fresh, clean air and water.
Another Hawaiian healing method is Lomilomi, which means massage. This method involves using gentle strokes and stretches to relax and heal the body. Lomilomi also incorporates the use of warm stones and implements like a wooden spatula or a coconut shell to stimulate blood flow and release tension.
A third Hawaiian healing method is Ho’oponopono, which means to make right. This method involves using four simple phrases to clear and heal any negative emotions or thoughts that may be affecting your relationships with yourself or others. The four phrases are:
- I am sorry
- Please forgive me
- Thank you
- I love you
By repeating these phrases sincerely and with intention, you can release any resentment, guilt, anger, or fear that may be blocking your happiness and health.
How can you practice Hawaiian Healing?
You don’t need to travel to Hawaii to practice Hawaiian healing. You can start by applying some of the principles and methods in your own life. Here are some suggestions:
- Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables that are native to Hawaii or your own region. Some examples are pineapple, papaya, coconut, taro, sweet potato, and ginger.
- Massage yourself or a loved one with coconut oil or another natural oil. Use gentle strokes and focus on the areas that need attention.
- Practice Ho’oponopono whenever you feel upset or hurt by someone or something. Say the four phrases in your mind or out loud until you feel a sense of peace and relief.
- Cultivate aloha in your daily life. Be kind, compassionate, and respectful to yourself and others. Appreciate the beauty and abundance of nature. Express gratitude for all that you have.
Hawaiian healing is a powerful way to heal your body, mind, and spirit. By following some of these tips, you can experience more health, happiness, and harmony in your life.
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If you want to learn more about Hawaiian healing, you can visit some of these websites:
- James Kawainui – Native Hawaiian Healer | Ancient Wisdom: This website belongs to James Kawainui, a native Hawaiian healer, mentor, and spiritual strategist who comes from a lineage of healers, mystics, and priests. He offers online courses, consultations, and retreats on various aspects of Hawaiian healing.
- Traditional Hawaiian Healing – Hui Mālama Ola Nā ʻŌiwi: This website belongs to Hui Mālama Ola Nā ʻŌiwi, a non-profit organization that provides health and wellness services to Native Hawaiians on Hawaiʻi island. They offer community workshops, classes, training, and consultations on traditional Hawaiian healing methods such as la’au lapa’au (herbal medicine), lomilomi (massage), ho’oponopono (conflict resolution), and more.
- Traditional Healing – Nā Puʻuwai: This website belongs to Nā Puʻuwai, a non-profit organization that serves the Native Hawaiian community on Molokaʻi and Lānaʻi. They support the Kūpuna Council, a group of traditional healing masters who protect and perpetuate the Native Hawaiian healing knowledge, history, values, beliefs, and spirituality.
I hope you find these websites helpful and informative.
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