Lomi Lomi is a traditional Hawaiian massage that has been practiced for centuries, passed down through generations of Hawaiian healers known as kahunas (Hawaiian Shamans) to create harmony and flow to a person being during times of important changes. The word "Lomi" means "to knead, rub, or soothe," and the repetition of the word emphasizes its intensity and importance. Rooted in Hawaiian philosophy, specifically Huna, the practice is based on the belief that the body, mind, and spirit are interconnected. The goal of Lomi Lomi is not just physical healing, but also emotional and spiritual harmony.

- Balancing of energy (mana): Lomi Lomi is rooted in the belief of life force energy. It aims to realign the body and spirit.

- Cleansing and renewal: The massage can feel like a reset, allowing clients to feel energetically lighter and more centered.

- Connection to self and nature: It reflects the Hawaiian philosophy of harmony and connection (Aloha spirit), helping individuals feel more grounded.

Lomi Lomi was traditionally used not just as a physical therapy but as a sacred practice, often part of rituals for physical, mental, and spiritual cleansing and healing. It is more than just a technique—it is a holistic approach that incorporates the energy of Aloha, which signifies love, compassion, and respect. The massage is essentially a holistic healing experience and for this to take place the intention of love is held by the practitioner throughout the treatment. This is the foundation of Lomi Lomi.