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Healing Trauma, Cptsd and PTSD with Sacred Lomilomi sessions

  • Nina Zomorod (Emerarld)
  • Mar 30
  • 2 min read

Lomi Lomi Nui is a powerful Hawaiian healing practice that goes beyond traditional massage, working on physical, emotional, and energetic levels. Rooted in ancient wisdom, this sacred bodywork facilitates deep healing and transformation, making it particularly beneficial for those experiencing trauma, PTSD, depression, and anxiety.


Unlike conventional massage, Lomi Lomi Nui nurtures the body with flowing, rhythmic movements that mimic the natural currents of the ocean. These intentional, wave-like strokes help release stored tension and emotional blockages, allowing the nervous system to shift from a state of stress and survival to one of relaxation and safety. As the body softens, suppressed emotions and trauma patterns begin to dissolve, creating space for renewal and inner peace.


In my practice I also integrates therapeutic touch, energy healing, spiritual meditation, and sound healing, during the sessions to address wounds that exist not only in the mind and body but also within the energetic and spiritual realms. Many individuals carry the burdens of multi-generational trauma—pain passed down through ancestral lines. By working with intention and presence, these deep-seated imprints can be gently acknowledged, honored, and ultimately released.


In each session, the body is treated with reverence, encouraging a profound connection between the physical and spiritual self. Energy healing techniques help to balance and restore harmony, while spiritual meditation and sound healing raise vibrations and invite clarity, resilience, and empowerment. This holistic approach supports healing on multiple levels, allowing women to reclaim their strength, restore self-trust, and step into their full potential.


Through Lomi Lomi Nui, the journey toward healing is embraced with compassion and sacred intention, offering a path to freedom from emotional pain, trauma, and the cycles of suffering inherited from past generations.


— Nina



 
 
 

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