Traditional Ho’oponopono: Traditional Process Of Making Right, Right

Learn how to achieve physical, mental, spiritual, and
emotional balance and harmony through traditional
Hawaiian Ho’oponopono process. This practice helps one
reconcile, forgive, and heal on and across all levels by
clearing pohaku (stones), the baggage, traumas and drama,
the barriers to our healing.

For 52 generations, Ho’oponopono has been the way to live without grief, without anger, without resentment, without fear. It is a way of life, a way of thinking that allows us to have peace and calm inside as well as with those we care about, regardless of what has transpired, and in preparation for whatever is yet to unfold. The doors are open and now 
MANAWA (NOW is the time of Power). 

Join me to learn about:
∞ Protocol
∞ The “Ha” Breath
∞ What is Aloha and how to live in that vibration
∞ What is Pono and how to maintain it
∞ What is Mana and how to nurture it,
∞ Learn the Traditional Principles & Values which allowed a sustainable and thriving culture in the middle of the Pacific Ocean since 600 A.D. ; and how they are STILL utilized for cultivation of self-love, repairing family/personal relationships, and bringing unity to our community.

.....I am excited to share with all of you, that we might allow our light to shine, live a life of love, truth, and aloha, share this with your families, your communities, and, indeed, the whole world!

We learn to Go Back in order to Move Forward

Excellent for ALL!!!
Caretakers, those dealing with End-of-Life process, ANYONE stuck in fear, disconnected from family (‘Ohana) or discontented past relationship of any kind, those simply on a journey of discovery, and ALL BODYWORKERS & MASSAGE THERAPISTS *for these individuals, you will have a substantial foundation for the upcoming LomiLomi Level 1 class offering Mahalo!

FACILITATED BY: Po’opua’a Tonya ‘Iolani Kealoha Pau’ole Gaboton. Trained in
Ho’oponopono by Kumu Karen Leialoha Ka’anehe Carroll (no longer in physical body)
and other well-known Hawa’iian Kumu (keepers of knowledge). It was spoken, “When
the mango in the top of the tree has ripened, you eat it!” And, so, it has been granted
permission to teach Traditional Hawai’ian healing practices by Na Kumu (Keepers of
Knowledge) who are locally, nationally, and internationally recognized for their
expertise. Ike (knowledge) has been orally transmitted (as is tradition) by descendants
of Native Hawai’ians, practitioners active in perpetuation of indigenous values and
traditions.It was spoken, “When the mango in the top of the tree has ripened, you eat it!” And, so,
it has been granted permission to teach Traditional Hawai’ian healing practices by Na
Kumu (Keepers of Knowledge) who are locally, nationally, and internationally recognized
for their expertise. Ike (knowledge) has been orally transmitted (as is tradition) by
descendants of Native Hawai’ians, practitioners active in perpetuation of indigenous
wisdom, cultural healing, and social change. It has been stated, “Ho’oponopono is
Kanaka. The world needs Ho’oponopono.”

Workshop to include water, coffee, tea, “good-for-you” snacks
Bring what you need to stay comfortable (jacket, water bottle, snack)
If you are a “note-taker” or like to journal, bring paper & pen
Lunch will be provided or BYO (those who register will receive additional information)

LOCATION: Centered Studio
COST: $300
Aloha kakou! Mahalo nui!
Much Love to All of You! Thank you so much!

Workshop to include water, coffee, tea, “good-for-you” snacks
Bring what you need to stay comfortable (jacket, water bottle, snack)
Lunch will be provided (those who register will receive additional information)

LOCATION: Centered
COST: $300
Aloha kakou! Mahalo nui!
Much Love to All of You! Thank you so much!