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I was born & raised in Brooklyn NY, and would never ever forget this phenomenal group " BROOKLYN DREAMS "... R. I P. Donna Summer The " QUEEN OF DISCO " never to be forgotten.. ¸¸¸.•*¨*♫♥♫ Enjoy.. Peace,,, Thank you Triple "LLL" T.G.I.F.

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http://sacredlomi.com http://massagenerd.tv Sponsors: http://www.massagemagins.com/nerd Erik Dalton: http://erikdalton.com/products/home-study/ Shelene Taylor: http://iambiz.com/ Tom & Donna are deeply committed to supporting healers and massage therapists to live from their hearts, heal themselves, thrive in their chosen practice and learn to walk a path of service while honoring their own journey. Integrating the principles and techniques of lomi lomi massage and ancient Hawaiian shamanic practices, they teach massage therapists how to hold this powerful, transformational space for their clients and for themselves. Their heart-centered commitment extends to all they do, including their dvd's and soon-to-be-available home study courses.**Tom CochranIn 1991, after spending years studying meditation, Jungian dream work, energy work, yoga, various therapies and shamanism, Tom was introduced to Hawaiian Temple Bodywork. "Lomi Lomi had a profound effect on my life. Without turning back, I moved to Hawaii to study Hawaiian shamanism and Hawaiian Temple Bodywork."He earned his massage license through the Maui School of Therapeutic Massage and began offering sessions worldwide throughout Japan, Europe, Canada and across the US. In the late 1990's, Tom was guided and moved to begin sharing this work with other therapists. Since then, he has taught thousands of students, dedicating himself fully to their individual growth as well as supporting them to offer this powerful art to others. In both his sessions and his workshops, Tom believes that the journey is one of self-realization and integration.Read Tom's article "My Journey into The Spirit Body" for more on how he came to teach lomi lomi, healing and life transformation."These ancient teachings remind us of our wholeness, our divinity. It's an awakening that allows us to know our unique Self, not as a separated individual, but as a connected part of the whole. For me, it is a tremendous gift to travel and share the power and beauty of this work with people all over the world and witness them awakening to themselves on such an intimate, soul level.""The Lomi room is a sacred space, like a temple. Whether I'm teaching or offering a session, I keep the space very clear, physically and energetically. When we work, we are not trying to do anything except be present. People long to be accepted and recognized and they long to connect and be nurtured in a sacred way, without judgement... in that place of acceptance people awaken, in a unique way to the authenticity of being, of life. There's a profound sense of peace, love and power in embracing, embodying and trusting your authentic being."**Donna JasonDonna began her journey with the healing arts while living in New York City and working as an actress in theater and film. Having overcome many difficult life challenges by healing through self expression and the arts, Donna began to persue alternative healing practices. While in New York she studied with Dr. Jerry Epstein author of several books on healing through visualizations and was introduced to Hawaiian Temple Bodywork and 5Rhythms Dance with Gabrielle Roth.Donna continued integrating the healing arts with the performing arts and moved to California where she studied writing and screenwriting at UCLA and continued her journey with movement and alternative therapies including tradional Shamanism with Sandra Ingerman, Self Identity through Ho'oponopono with Dr. Hew Lin and healing through prayer with Howard Wills.When she reconnected with Tom in the late 1990's it became immediately clear that their paths and gifts were meant to integrate. They began teaching together in 1999. Since then, Donna has joyfully bridged her two worlds and used her film background to write, direct and produce DVD's on Sacred Lomi and Huna. She is currently writing a book on Sacred Lomi and is deeply committed to continuing to share the message that 'healing works'."It is heart-breaking to witness suffering when there are so many powerful ways to heal ourselves and our ancestry. We are deeply interconnected and when we allow ourselves to live from a compassionate perspective, we hold a vibration that is healing for the entire planet."

American singer Donna Summer, who rose to fame with disco-era hits including Love to Love You Baby, Last Dance and Hot Stuff, has died of cancer at age 63.Powered by NewsLook.com Producer : CBC

Hundreds of Donna Summer's closest friends crowded into a Nashville, Tennessee, church Wednesday afternoon to say goodbye to the Queen of disco, who died of lung cancer. The service was being held at 2 p.m. in the Christ Presbyterian Church, Brentwood. Summer's death, aged 63, began a flow of tributes for the five-time Grammy winner, whose music was a driving beat of the disco era.

'70s Queen of Disco Donna Summer lost her battle with Cancer in Florida at age 63.

Legendary disco Queen Donna Summer has died after losing a battle with cancer. The singer who was famous for such hits as 'Last Dance' and 'She Works Hard for the Money' was 63.

Disco Queen Donna Summer is being remembered for getting generations of fans up on their feet with her distinct blend of disco, soul, rock, funk, r&b and pop. Summer passed away at the age of 63 after battling cancer. The five-time Grammy Award winner was best known for her tracks "Last Dance" and "Love to Love You Baby." Gillian Pensavalle looks back at her prolific career. 

Esta adorable elefante se llama Donna y le gusta mucho jugar fútbol. Desde su hogar en el zoológico ZSL Whipsnade de Inglaterra se entrena todos los días para convertirse en la Messi del reino animal. Donna participará en un extraño festival en el que animales juegan deportes.

'70s Queen of Disco Donna Summer lost her battle with Cancer in Florida at age 63.

WSJ's Chris Farley visits Mean Street to look back on the career of music superstar Donna Summer, who passed away on Thursday at 63.

Join us as we look back at the life and career of Donna Summer