Yoga Heals Chakra Workshop

Yoga Heals Chakra Workshop

Presented By Leah Martin Fain, E-RYT200

May 5^th, 2013,     1:00-5:00pm

Learn how Yoga connects the body with consciousness through an understanding of the chakras.  We will physically move through each of the chakras and learn how to create balance, bring light, and heighten our intuition. Opening the hearts for deeper healing, while learning to express ourselves more effectively, we gain and maintain stillness amid the chaos, and open to our vital life energy.

·      Open to all levels

·      Wear comfortable clothes with no zippers

·      Refreshments provided

Cost: $40     Reservations Required-(910) 352-6412

Back in Touch: Hawaiian Lomi Lomi training comes to Raleigh in September 2011

Back in Touch: Hawaiian Lomi Lomi training comes to Surf City

More training this year in Raleigh. Aloha in the Triangle!
http://www.hawaiiantemplebodywork.com/RaleighNC.html

Hawaiian Lomi Lomi training comes to Surf City

Hawaiian Temple Style Lomi Lomi training is being held at the Surfside Center November 11-14, 2010. This ancient Polynesian bodywork is being offered by Hawaiian Temple Bodywork. The workshop offers CEU credits for massage therapists and is open for all who are interested in this holistic healing ritual. Discounts on registration can still be had at: http://www.hawaiiantemplebodywork.com/WilmingtonNC.html .

For more information locally, please contact Michael McDowell at Back in Touch Massage, Yoga, and Lomilomi in Surf City.

Sacred Lomi Lomi

          Aloha everyone!  After returning from the Sacred Lomi training in Williamsburg, I am excited to be sharing this ancient Polynesian massage.  Lomi Lomi means "to rub or to massage" in Hawaiian and the style of Lomi that I now practice is Temple Style Sacred Lomi.  This practice uses meditation, breath, and long embracing full body strokes to encourage release and relaxation.  Some have described the strokes as ocean waves rolling over the body. The massage is performed directly on the massage table, using only towels for draping, so that work may be done below and above the body with an uninterrupted fluid, rhythmic style.  Throughout the session, different parts of the body are massaged at the same time.  The mind loses track of the hands and surrenders in relaxation, creating a deep sense of balance and peace.  I am honored to share this "touch of Aloha" here on the Carolina coast…

For a brief visual of this practice, check out:http://www.youtube.com/user/sacredlomi

All in the Family...

While I was in massage school, I was told that "word of mouth" was the best kind of advertising but what they did not tell me was that I would not only be seeing clients but the entire families of clients. This has been the most inspiring process that I have witnessed as a fledgling massage therapist.http://backintouch.biz/