HALAU UHANE LOMILOMI LAPA'AU

Here are notes from a recent training I took with Kahuna Harry Uhane Jim & Sila Lehua Bray Jim, HALAU UHANE LOMILOMI LAPA'AU:

Welcome to meet you. Begin this mo bettah journey with me, a "holoholo" which is a journey without destination.

What if you began embarking on a journey that regenerates your wholeness from within? Move through stuckness and find the core of chaos that is lifted.

Open your mind to the possibility. Claim the things you know. Move into the LIGHT. Share the LOVE. Hold the JOY. Bring Heaven "Lani" (lah-nee) back to Earth.

What if our time is NOW? The world we know is ending. The world we want is coming. Anything held in the NOW is not going to last. We shall all meet at the end in love.

Halau U'hane Lomilomi Lapa'au has a mission to trance the world into Aloha plenty!

Mana is the principle of Divine inner power that is essential to the Aloha philosophy. It encompasses the idea that each one of us has the authority to think for ourselves and live our own truth.

Connect with the mystical ways of nature, with the awareness of deep listening, keen observance and attentiveness, for co-creating a desired life.

Halau is Hawaiian word meaning a school, academy, or group. A space for creating knowledge. Literally, the word means "a branch from which many leaves grow." The guardians of the Halau (helper spirits), are all forces for good, gathering to assist us in our healing and awakening.

U'hane is Hawaiian word meaning "Spirit" or the conscious intent of a community. The esoteric spirit of Aloha is sharing the living breath of God, the spark within each person, the ‘I Am’ presence, the pure light of being. This is known in Christian cultures as the Holy Spirit (Sacred Breath). Through Aloha, the Hawaiians recognize all of life, every seed and vine, every leaf and every rain drop, every mountain and every waterfall, every person and every thing as sacred because all is permeated with Aloha.

Lomilomi means "shift". Healing requires a change in the existing belief system. Shift your energy into what is possible. EMPOWERING THE GOD WITHIN. Lomilomi comes from the " 'aina", the land, and is a form of prayer, connecting to a Higher Source for healing.

Raised to the level of spiritual healing, in today’s world, lomilomi from all lineages and traditions is a fundamental tool for serving the spirit of Aloha. Lomilomi offers the receiver the empowerment of taking on the responsibility of committing to the spiritual practice of loving one’s self as a path to enlightenment. Instead of seeing God as a force outside of us, the Hawaiians see God as a force that resides within each of us. This Divine Light ‘within’ produces health, wealth and happiness ‘without’.

Lapa'au means "healing". Say to yourself, "By the authority of my soul, I claim healing." Healing is the deep recovery of the whole or integrated person, a person living the intention of the Creator: living in joy, abundance and laughter.

Uncle Harry says, ‘Grace is the inalienable right of all beings to receive the light of God, the inalienable source of all healing. Grace is absolutely free, you don’t have to do anything to get it, just acknowledge the authenticity of who you are."

Consciously hold with acceptance the capacity to generate currents of love.

The powerful wisdom shared in the sacred circles infuses everyone present with profound healing vibrations for creating the life they want most to live. Circle cultures claim their own authority and power, navigating with the HEART, instead of negotiating with the mind.

Create a sphere of Divine Light, "Kaleilei", where conscious, unconscious and super-conscious come together.

Start fresh. Ho'oponopono is the willingness to swim in the center of the current; even at the cost of giving up what we thought was important.

Ho'oponopono resolves what is, and moves you forward. Move past boundaries. Many profound things to consider about forgiveness and the metaphysics of how it actually takes place.

The foundation of all healing is born of forgiveness.

Expand your perspective and be released from the bondage of resentment and judgment. Do not take on problems. Forgiveness does not mean you have to give in and return to abuse. This kind of forgiveness will sever you from what was causing the abuse in the first place.

Unforgiveness keeps us in a trance state of unfulfillment.

In order for us to receive more of what we really want, we must willingly cultivate the ancient law of “Grace receiving Gratitude,” becoming authentically grateful for all that has been given us, and surrendering to receive more Grace, naturally to return gratitude.

May you always be blessed!