Leeorah Hursky

Dynamic motion, action in flight are words that could be used to describe this form of massage.
A dance of life breathing motion into the body allowing one to go within on a totally primitive level.
To go within the depths of one’s being to face the blocks allowing transformation to flow into your life. To come home to the body is a great journey, a great acceptance flows from one. This form of bodywork is a journey home to the body.
How does this form of massage differ from other bodywork’s? It is a dance that incorporates all aspects of your being. The practitioner is the dancer and the partner on the table receiving this dance of life-it becomes a flow of energies like waves of the ocean. Our bodies are dynamic beings with memories of expansive pasts. What our head has chosen to forget, the body remembers and at appropriate times, these memories can be released. One can see how patterns have evolved and then make conscious choices to move forward .It is important that our pasts are honoured and we allow the motion of life to carry us forward.
The origins of this massage are from the ancient temples of Hawaii. It is an adapted form allowing one to keep pace with the constantly changing universe. This massage was used a s a passage of rites on selected people by the Kahuna’s.To be a recipient is to honour your being.
To be fully in life, to be fully present in the body, to become all that is.