08/10/2025
Mauri Healing has been part of my life and my family’s life for 17 years now thanks to our amazing craniosacral osteopath and now also very dear family friend in fact she is an extension of our family - Astra Grayland.
The wisdom shared from various cultures around the world - old practices of connection. This next film is about the wisdom of the Mauri people and their healing techniques.
Astra holds weekly classes using Mauri wisdom and healingAtarangi Muru the body using “mahi rajah” wooden stick work to clear physical, mental and emotional blockages. Astra holds in person and online classses in Stanmer, Brighton, UK.
She is taught by Atarangi Muru who features in this film and the film that preceded this one. Atarangi and her team have worked on myself and my family when they have been over this part of the world.
We are forever grateful for these amazing people in our lives and their wisdom, skill, kindness and compassion to help us shift what has been held in our bodies, some of which has been generational so we thank you for all of us.
To learn the wisdom and bring it into our daily lives - what a gift 🎁. So I have signed up for this film to learn more. I also have returned to doing weekly classes with Astra because although I do beautiful work myself - my body needed more support for all the releasing. My heart needed the care, love and support.
I will share another post about Astra so you can know how to access her classes, 1:1sessions or workshops if you feel ready to shift what your body has been holding - your fascia will thank you!
It’s time to let go and embrace something new to move forward with ease and peace in your mind, body and soul.
I share this with love because I knew nothing of this work and my newborn baby and my body that had given birth needed help so I was guided to Astra who in turn had been guided to Atarangi. Thank goodness for guidance 😇 as it changed our lives forever.
With love ❤️
Niamh xx
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