I am blessed with a lineage that emerges from two amazing 

tribes in the North - Te Rarawa and Ngapuhi.  It is because 

of this path I walk that I have learnt so much about my 

Ancestors and how they along with all the other great people 

in our history have prepared us for the Sacred trails we are 

embarking on. The paths we follow are like our initiations 

taking us to higher learnings of who we really are. 
In 1997 my three-year-old grandson Charles awoke to tell me that he 

had a sweet dream. “God put out his big hand and I stepped into God’s 

hand and went for a ride,” said Charles. Ten years on I look back on a 

profound journey and I now see how prophetic was the dream of my little 

grandson.  I know now that I have been riding in God’s hand.   How else 

than by God’s hand, did I get to find myself in the midst of some very 

ancient and sacred sites in the South of France, Spain and Cairo, when I 

had no idea just weeks before that I would be making this journey?  Who 

else has guided me, spoken to me so that only I could hear this voice in 

a room where others stood with me?  Who was it that commanded me to 

climb down this rickety ladder to walk the pathway of the snakes, where 

my faith was truly tested?  How was it that I could enter the birth temple 

of Isis, when a French Egyptologist could not because you had to have 

permission or a written pass?  We had neither.   Why is it that on my 

return I found myself travelling across the North Island of New Zealand, 

visiting sacred water sites preparing for the future stewardship role of 

this country?   

In the year 2000 my husband insisted that I join a group who were going 

over to the South of France to check out the mystery of Renne Le 

Chateau. This was well before The Da Vinci Code movie had been 

released.  I didn’t even know about these things at the time.  From that 

point I felt like I was riding in God's hand.  

When I started my journey in the year 2000 little was I to know that after 

traveling out of New Zealand 3 times within the months July, September 

and December that I would find myself the following year at Te Miringa 

Te Kakara – Temple of the Four Winds - a place I knew nothing about. It 

is amazing what you learn and the knowledge that is given to you once 

you walk to your own heart beat.  

There have been many shifts and changes in my life as I have adjusted 

to the pathway that I am following for me it is walking in my truth and 

allowing my light to shine and holding fast to my beliefs no matter what 

the costs.The places that I have been called to, the gifts that I have been 

blessed with describe who I am today – a Spirit Trail Guide and Land  


Intuitive offering services as a:  

􏰀 Whisperer for the Timeless Ones 

􏰀 Clairvoyant Reader 

􏰀 Intuitive Energy Worker. 

 

What People Are Saying… 

“Loma... Words cant express the gratitude i have for your help the other 

day...since visiting you and working together to release some blocked energy... 

I have shifted mountains in my family life and in finding a way forward...  

and oh what a relief it is... sometimes it is hard to recognise where and why 

we are "stuck" and well Loma that is where you come along...thank you... your 

work is a true gift.” 

Dana Stewart, Home School Parent, Accounts Administrator 

What People Are Saying continued…. 

Loma is no stranger to hardship; and it is this real world experience that enables her to quickly touch 

the pain in people and the land about her before bringing back the energetic alignment that is 

constantly required in a dynamic world. 

  

From the tribal heritage of Nga Puhi and Te Rarawa in the far north of New Zealand, Loma comes a 

from a very strong spirited people, and chooses to bear the name Storm Warrior.   Really however, it 

is her gentle and unassuming ways that endear her to clients and land alike.   She carries herself in 

strength, assumes mantles of responsibility for the land and those about her, and walks in her own 

integrity rather than what 'others may want her to do'.    She moves quietly and consciously through 

what her callings are.  In New Zealand, "Matakite" meaning 'to see' and "Whaea" as in respected elder 

may be considered appropriate conferrals of wisdom. 

Maree Neal, Business Consultant www.nealconsulting.com  

 

Kia ora whaea Loma, 

A huge thank you for your beautiful presence at the healing day.. I have such excellent feedback from everyone who 

had the pleasure of attending a healing. Following the healing peoples spirit seem to have lifted and a calmness was 

evident. I just regret that over the 2 1/2  days that time didn't allow for myself to attend one of your healings.  Again 

Loma I thank you so very much for lifting the spirits of our people. Mauri ora! 

Ani Paniora 

 

Kia Ora Loma 

  Thank you so much for your tautoko (support) today at Whatua Kaimarie Marae Maori Mental Health Services Pt 

Chevalier. Your spiritual guidance has definitely begun the healing process that was needed to happen for me. You 

and your colleagues have made me realise how important Whanau and those that have passed still play a major role 

in our lives. I have been lost for sometime now and my Mahi with Mental Health Services had in some ways been my 

main focus; which I believe had triggered alot of the grief held in me and also not reconnecting with my own Whanau 

when I should have. 

  Once again thank you, I would like to meet with you again and will keep in contact with you.Arohanui 

Moira