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What is Ka Huna massage?

Ka Huna Massage, may also known as Temple Style Massage or Lomi Lomi.
Whilst there may be some differences in style depending on where the training is done, the intention is of deep nurturing, clearing of physical, emotional and energetic stagnancy remains similar.

Ka Huna massage is a fluid and nurturing style of body work. An ancient practice founded on the teachings of the Hawaiian Ka Hunas. "Huna" means "secret knowledge" in Hawaiian. Ka Huna massage involves long, strong flowing strokes and will often chant and focus on breathing as they work and move around your body. 

This massage deeply connects you to your body so you may experience your own innate presence. This allows your healing to take place, emotions to gently release and the spirit to soar. 

Ka Huna Massage helps to unlock physical and mental tension.
Book now for your Kahuna Massage with Bayside Wellness Hub on 0424296020

At Taha Moana, we practice Ka Huna on a massage table with warmed oil and music to invoke healing, the practitioner glides around the client in a tai chi like dance using palms and forearms to intuitively flow with the contour on the body. 

Deeper breaths are often encouraged to support the detoxification of body and mind.
Use of sound, vocal toning, medicine drum vibration are often incorporated into a session and help enliven the experience.
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Your session will complete with signature hot towels to enliven you and bring you warmly back into the world!

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Pregnancy Massage
Ka Huna massage is a safe and nurturing treatment so that Mums to be can completely relax and connect in with their soon to be bundle of joy.

Our Ka Huna massage table has a special latch that opens with elastic support so that the pregnant Mamma can lay comfortably face down.  
Mini Retreats and Ka Huna Massage 
​We offer mini retreats for small groups to come and experience Taha Moana massage therapies and Chi-Ki Whole Foods in a beautiful lush environment here in the Redlands.
                                         And Remember to BREATHE!