Ancient Wisdom: The Sacred Foundation of Māori Bodywork
Mirimiri and Romiromi are integral parts of Rongoā Māori healing practices—traditional Māori medicine passed down through generations. These practices are deeply rooted in Māori tikanga (customs), spiritual traditions, and a heartfelt connection to land (whenua), whakapapa (lineage), and spirit (wairua).
Historically, they were performed by tohunga (spiritual healers) as a holistic approach to health, wellbeing, and spiritual harmony. Despite the challenges faced during colonisation, these ancient arts have endured, and today they are being revitalised with deep respect and honour, supporting authentic healing grounded in kaupapa Māori (Māori customary practice).
book a sessionSacred Māori Arts: Connecting Hinengaro (Mind), Tinana (Body), and Wairua (Spirit)
Rooted in Māori wisdom, Mirimiri and Romiromi are gentle, intuitive practices that work harmoniously with your body’s natural energy. They are a form of somatic healing—body-based work that encourages the release of stored tension, trauma, and stagnant energy from tissues and cellular memory. This holistic approach helps restore balance and supports a deep reconnection with your whole self—hinengaro, tinana, and wairua.
Honouring the deep tikanga (customs) of Māori healing, these practices create a safe and nurturing space for profound renewal. They acknowledge that our life experiences—both visible and unseen—are stored within the body’s cellular memory. Through compassionate, intuitive touch, the aim is to gently release long-held tension and stagnant energy, enabling your body’s innate wisdom to realign and restore harmony.
This space is calming, deeply connective, and fosters a sense of peace—helping you feel more relaxed, renewed, and in harmony with your true self.
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