Maori Healers, Myofascial massage for trauma, spiritual awakening, birthing & fertility.

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THE MAORI ARE PERFECT FOR PERSONAL TRANSFORMATION, TRAUMA, SPIRITUAL AWAKENING, BIRTHING & FERTILITY AND MALADIES OF THE HEART.
Mirimiri: the healing process that works on all 4 dimensions. It connects the Tohunga to the 12th heaven (realm) where in Maori mythology, Taane climbed his way up to this 12th plane to uplift the 3 kete (baskets) of sacred knowledge.


Koo Miri: is the process of koorerorero (talking) is used to find the 'core' emotional bindings that dis-able, dis-empower and keep dis-cord rife. These are mainly emotional experiences behind physical, psychological or mental ailments. Through the use of the Whatumanawa, (the third eye) one is able to identify issues and bring about change as well as healing.


Taa Miri: is to read and listen to the body. This is mainly where we see the trauma trapped within the body.

For example: Calves - primary relationships and heavy metals trapped in body and they sink Hip bones - imbalance of energy, male / female energy askew Upper arms - pain in this area lack of self nurturing

Romiromi: Use of elbows, hands, knees, feet, raakau (stick / wood), kohatu /toka (stones), moana (seawater), to do a very deep tissue body work. These are as Papa says the stages of what he teaches, Te Oomai Reia.

All of the above in turn bring about TE REO - the voices of nature.

Some of the techniques that we use are as old as the ancient Chinese Accupressure and Accupuncture points. They are related to the Hawaiian Lomilomi and Ha'aaponopono, extending back 12,000 years or more. Similarities exist as we travel the world with our healing and see it in action in other indigenous cultures.

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[HerbsareLife]

Being a Manual Therapist, I disagree with those methods of inducing pain and some of the stretches they do. I thank you though for spreading other methods of healing.

[certifiedhealthnut]

thanks for watching!

the Maori have been practicing this art form for thousands of years and would say the pain is yours that you hold on to, they just help release it ;-]

[duffdeluxe]

what was wrong with you? why did you have that treatment?

[certifiedhealthnut]

good for the soul brother.

[proteanview]

Kia ora, mate

[IssacBenAvram]

This is really funny and entertaining.  YOU GO TROY!!!!

Issac:)

[vanillabeano]

Its interesting to see a different perspective and practice in the Maori culture, i never knew stuff like this existed... man i wish they were from my tribe ;D

[voicemyheart]

I know that man manu, he used to make me run around the school field for not yelling hard enough! well I thank you today, you helped me find my voice! Now manu, please pray it would come unclogged for me aye! Kia ora....Tutu.

[ripgutmaori]

@bigleroygym hows it bro ! hes actually he refers to the umbilical cord and how some females get choose to get there belly buttons pierced, this is what he means by seperating ourselves.

kia ora

[jokerman213]

@certifiedhealthnut Pain is weakness leaving the body

[milissamusic]

I had 2 therapies.. After the second ..

I had no pain in my body for months. !

The pain in my arms has never returned.

Blessings Blessing beautiful healers!

Thank you! Thank you.

[haruhistnumber5]

I'd do him sooo good.

[455gs1]

hi i use to go to school with a Edward Muru up kaitaia, all the best from the TePaa family

[Shetyre]

BELIEVE IT !

[tooital]

@HerbsareLife I got a session with those exact same people yesterday in miami and yes it was intense. All I know is I feel great today. I am going back to see them before they continue there travels.

[AZIN72]

@bigleroygym well hes not talking about sex hes talking about the umbilical cord and how were connected to owe mothers through that