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Aloha Heartspire
Lomilomi ‘Ohana
This 49
hour advanced class embodies Hawaiian principles in the
morning and bodywork skills in the afternoon with a potluck
lunch to network and connect, forming a lomilomi ‘ohana
(family).
Full class
commitment is preferred but not required. We go home
with reading, writing and homeplay assignments each month to
further enhance our growth as lomilomi practitioners.
Free overnight stay available in Olympia before or after
class. The first and last class includes an evening
dinner to Get to know each other better and celebrate
graduation at the end.
During the course we will create together a deepening in our
lomilomi bodywork skills by exploring the Hawaiian Healing
Arts in 7 different parts of the body. We will have a session
on the back, the shoulders, the sacrum and hips, the legs and
feet, the belly and chest, the arms, the neck and face.
We will also explore through reading, journaling, discussion,
and art, principles and values from the Hawaiian traditions
and how they can help us to grow and deepen our own spiritual
and practical life. Ka ‘Imi Pono means the search for right
relationship in our lives with ourselves, our family and
friends, our clients, and the earth we live on.
We will begin by sharing about who we are and a vision
statement that speaks about who we are becoming and working
with Ha (breathe of life). We will learn about
responsibility our Kuleana and how to build our Sacred
Marriage within, we’ll cultivate our Aloha (compassionate
presence with ourselves and others) while we connect and open
our sacred well. We will explore our internal ‘aina
(land) and how we connect with the earth. We will
explore incorporating ho’oponopono (to make right more right)
into our lives and our practice. We will sense into our
‘Ike our inner knowing and how to use it to help us have
balance with work and play. And finally we will look to our
future countenance carrying our visions forward in balance
with the mother/father/child within connected with spirit.
We will have books and articles to read and ponder between
each class, journaling and art to express what we are
learning, and a lots of opportunity to share in discussion
with each other.
You are all welcome to sleep-over in our new bunkroom and
guest rooms the night before class begins, or after class ends
if that will facilitate the journey for you.
The class dates will be: March 24th, April 21st,
May 19th,
June 16th,
September 15th, October 20th, November
17th, with an opening and closing dinner the first
and last day of class.
The class times will be 9:30am to 6pm with a potluck lunch.
Each class offers 7 CE’s with a total of 49 NCBTMB CE’s for
full participation, or 7 hours per class with partial
participation
The course will be $875 if paid in full by
March 10th, or $140 per class paid
one month prior to each class. Full attendance is desired. If
you have to miss a class, the fee will be $155 per class.
A $140 non-refundable deposit is required to hold your spot.
Class is limited to 12 students. Please contact Jim Hartley to
register at (360) 956-1169, or
inspire@heartspire.com
Please contact us ASAP if you are interested as
many students have already expressed interest. I can’t wait
for our 6th Ka’Imi Pono program to begin. Questions
about format contact
Kumukim@earthlink.net |