Lomi Lomi London

05/04/2026

To lift what is lower toward what is higher to return to the Source.

Judas traded Jesus (representing higher consciousness) for silver which symbolises humanity mindset:

Wasting what is sacred

for what is temporary.

Pleasure over presence.

Impulse over awareness.

Unconscious forces over conscious ones.

For some the work remains.

To gather the oil (Jing) again.

To refine it (Qi).

To lift it (Shen).

To transmute the animalistic into the conscious.

Through awareness.

Through breath.

Through discipline.

Until stillness arises and meditation begins.

In that stillness the transmutation that all spiritual religions in their esoteric teachings speak of.

Templum Interius Purga.

Spiritus ad summum elevetur.

03/04/2026

The esoteric meaning of the crucifixion is an allegory for the spiritual death of the ego (the personality) and the sacrifice of lower, earthly desires to allow a higher, divine consciousness to emerge.

It symbolizes the “crossing out” or mortification of ego-based consciousness and the five senses at the “place of the skull” (meditation) to achieve the resurrection of the True Self, be it named Christ, Buddha Nature, or Yuan Shen, respectively of tradition.

In this context, the cross represents material bo***ge. To be “crucified” upon it is to be bound by an attachment to the physical body, manifesting as confusion and the “legion” forms of fear that generate the endless cravings of the senses. These cravings can never be fully satisfied! However, they can be transcended through a dedicated spiritual path.

The Death of the Ego
The “Christ” within each person cannot be fully realized until the lower nature, the animalistic aspects of ourselves rooted in the ego’s endless desires is “put to death.” This process is found in Buddhism, Daoism, and the Vedic tradition, and in esoteric Christianity, it is known as the Mystical Death.

This weekend, Christians around the world honor one of the greatest masters to ever walk the earth. Due to their collective field of Qi, a unique spiritual environment is created. Even if you are not Christian, whatever spiritual method you use to connect with the Sacred within (however you define it), your efforts will be supported by the global energy of this special week.

02/04/2026

Most people saw humility.

Few understood purification.

Christ did not wash their feet

because they were dirty

He washed what touches the world.

The feet are symbolic.

They represent the part of us

that walks through ego, reaction, and distraction.

Even the awakened must return here

again and again

to cleanse what the world tries to imprint.

And at the center…

the Grail shines.

Not as a cup—

but as the vessel of consciousness.

Only what is purified

can contain it.

This is the path:

Cleanse what walks below…

so what is above can descend within.

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Purifica et eleva — Spiritus Sanctus in te habitat.

(Purify and elevate — the Holy Spirit dwells within you.)

30/03/2026

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29/03/2026

In winter, our training seeks stillness, yet people cling to restlessness.
In spring, our training seeks detoxification, yet people cling to more poisons.
In summer, our training seeks the sacred, yet people cling to the profane.
In autumn, our training seeks letting go, yet people cling to keeping their attachments.

As humanity faces increasingly daunting challenges, fewer individuals are willing to cultivate the discipline required to make a sustainable and positive change.

Younger generations grow up watching, they might not know it but they do watch and learn how their predecessors handle life and where they seek refuge; then, the older generations wonder why the youth appear weak or confused.

Daoist cultivation or any genuine path of self-improvement has never been about the “feel-good” factor.
Cultivation is about forging character and building the strength to choose what is right, which is almost always the harder path rather than the easy, low hanging fruit.

A weakness of Will is the source of much human misery, binding us not only to repeat the same mistakes over and over again but also pass it on.

27/03/2026

Charming ❤️❤️

20/03/2026

In Chinese medicine, brain fog is an internal ecosystem imbalance. It happens when your Clear Qi (clean energy) can’t rise to the head because it’s blocked by Turbid Dampness—essentially an overload of internal metabolic “smog.”

Dampness acts like a heavy, wet blanket over the mind. When digestion is weakened by a poor diet or chronic overthinking, it creates this sticky residue that “veils” the brain.

The reset: Clear the fog by cutting out sugar, dairy, and iced drinks to let your system dry out and breathe.

19/03/2026

Daily exercise doesn’t just build muscles, it cultivates a healthier gut microbiome, fueling the ‘gut-brain axis’ to stabilize your mood. While talking therapy has its place, it often stops at the neck.

Bodywork and movement go deeper, processing the physiological scars of stress that words can’t reach.

It’s an irony of modern life: we let mental noise torment us day and night, yet we resist the one thing that is effective, free, and immediate: quality movement.

12/03/2026

In Daoism, solitude is not seen as loneliness or isolation, but as a deliberate practice to align oneself with the deepest aspects of our being. It is a way to quiet the mind by fasting it from stimulation, shedding acquired layers of self & social expectations, and returning to one’s authentic nature.

06/03/2026

Move with attention to unlock stagnation, ignite your vitality, and align with the upward, expanding flow of spring. Then drift into a therapeutic gong bath to deep detox and release of old tensions.

All levels welcome.
Come reset and bloom with the season.

04/03/2026