“One of the best massages in London”
—Time Out
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6 Handed
8 Handed
This is not bodywork.
This is not work.
Experience the bliss of embodied safety.
We specialise in several hour or day-long multiple-handed
ceremonial massages, inspired by the Hawaiian tradition
of Lomi Lomi.
We help people to slow down, get out of their heads,
and feel back at home in their bodies.
We work with individuals, couples and communities.
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Ceremonial Massage
Welcome Home
Welcome to book your session at our beautiful therapy room in Manchester Square, London, W1.
A truly holistic experience, a soul once touched by Lomi never returns to its original state.
In Hawaiian language 'lomilomi' simply means 'massage'.
It is a tradition of deepening the connection between family, friends and leaders, and was passed down from one generation to the next.
These initiations often took up to 5~6 hours or an entire day, often with 4 or 5 people massaging the receiver at the same time.
The aim was to prepare the individual's soul for the next phase in their life, and to help align them with a clear vision of purpose and grounding them in unconditional love.
Traditionally, ceremonial Lomi Lomi sessions were carried out in sacred places or in temples, and it was the elders, the healers and the leaders who provided them.
What is Lomi Lomi?
With our exquisite Ceremonial Massages
we revive this ancient tradition.
Testimonials
Our Ceremonial Massage Services
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4 handed
To be able to experience something unique, we recommend that clients treat themselves to at least a 2-hr Lomi Lomi massage first…read more
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6 handed
The 6-handed Lomi Lomi massage sessions take the multiple-handed sessions to a whole new level…read more
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8 handed
In our experience, the 8-handed Lomi Lomi massage sessions provide the ideal number of therapists working with someone…read more
The Co-Founders
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Dan Joy
Dan is an author, life coach, mediator, cuddle therapist and a best-selling, world renowned Lomi Lomi massage teacher.
Having degrees in theology, organisational development supervision and bank management, he's got over two decades of versatile experience both working in the corporate sector and in the field of complementary therapy.
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Louise Luck
Louise discovered Lomi Lomi in 2017 and discovered a deep passion for this holistic therapy and started practising in 2018.
Louise brings years of experience as a certified Lomi therapist, she offers a blend of intuitive touch, complete presence and compassionate care, encouraging relaxation and emotional release.
Louise is an advocate for holistic self development and has spent time training in other disciplines including extending her Anatomy and Physiology and also qualified as a Reflexologist in 2022.
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Laura Merri
Laura Merri assists on Lomi Lomi retreats and trainings with her partner Dan Joy, founder of Stay in Touch.
Laura is a poetry performer reciting Sufi poetry from the beloved 13thC Sufi Master Rumi & other mystics at events and festivals, and during Ceremonial Massages.
Laura previously studied mime and physical theatre in London and spent many years devising & performing in theatre companies.
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Michal Kutzner
Michal Kutzner is a dedicated practitioner of multiple-handed Lomi Lomi ceremonial massage, blending his expertise in yoga and Insight meditation to create deeply transformative experiences.
With a background in meditation and life coaching, Michal brings a unique perspective to his massage practice, focusing on the holistic healing of body, mind, and spirit.
He believes that through mindful touch, one can release deep-seated emotional and energetic blockages, leading to profound relaxation, healing, and personal growth.
Michal’s work is rooted in ancient Hawaiian traditions Lomi Lomi, offering a space for connection and inner peace.
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