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Kahuna, Kumu & Kupuna on Hawaii
Ho'oponopono Traditions on Hawaii
He lani i luna, he honua i lalo...
Auntie Mona KaheleKahuna Ho'oponopono, Kupuna in the area of Kona. She learned to understand deep meaning of healthy relationship from her grandfather Kahuna. Even in her last years, on wheelchair, she was ready to help in any time, anybody. The woman of endless heart, she shared her notes about healing and future predictions with us. We were blessed by Autnie Mona to teach healing techniques and filosophy in our modern reality. Thank You Auntie Mona for your heart, wisdom and patiente. And for Blessing ...
Papa Henry AuwaeKahuna Nui, for many year the most acknowledged healer of Hawaii, the Hawaiian Living Treasure. Papa was taught healing from his grandfather, who lived on island in the time before captain Cook "discovered" Hawaii for modern world. He was practicing healing from the early teenager times. His whole life was dedicated to help people to sort our their internal and external problems. The wisdom which Papa was sharing with us, work not only on Hawaii but for many, many people in modern world. The famous statement of Papa Henry "your body reflect your relationships" is the base for our journey to understand ownself better and create a healthier life. Never ending Manalo Nui Loa, Papa Henry.. I ho'o kahi kahi ke aloha...Auntie Nerita MachadoKumu Lomi Lomi, daughter of Auntie Margaret Machado. She continues traditions of lomi lomi , teaching in their little massage house in front of Pacific Ocean. The Aloha traditions are continued with group from all over the world. Auntie Margaret MachadoKahuna Lomi Lomi from Big Island. Auntie is now 91 years old. She still give blessing to lomi lomi studends. Auntie Margaret life motto, which she was teaching to her students was "tough with love". She was sharing with people old Hawaiian traditional aproache to the massage, that love in the touch is as much important as the techniques. Thank you Auntie for your Loving Touch...Hawaiian treasure of old times.. Hope Ilima Keawe and John KeaweThe amazing couple which continue the traditions of Hawaii through chants and dance. John is one of the best knows and acnowledge artist on Hawaii, his music is present everywhere - with gentle and deep voice which take us back hundrets year back into time when Hawaii was a Hoku a Keawe... John's wife - Hope represent the most beautiful traditions of Hi'iaka - always patiente, delicate and with open heart. We remember you, Auntie - when you danced for us as if time stopped - with endless energy, endless desire to share your experiences.. Thank you Uncle and Auntie! Auntie Maile NapoleonThe Smile Woman. Auntie Maile is a non-denominational minister - she can give you a marriage in traditional hawaiian way with leis made from beautiful fresh Hawaiian flowers, with beautiful chants. Auntie Mailie will bring into your life her joy and positive approach to life. Auntie Miriam BakerThe amazing woman working with Awaiku, Hawaiian Angels. Her ability to create things from nothing were astonishin. For people who don't understand the rules of reality, she was making pure magic. She did not see the problem in being very spiritual and very rich simulatniously. Auntie was living with Awaiku in the same close and natural connection as other people live in close relationships with their pupils. Uncle John KaimikauaKumu of Kahiko Hula and traditional chants, also known by friends as a shaman of old type . He had deep knowledge of traditional Kahunas methods of putting a curse of another person. He never used it agains people, but was teaching healers to understand the depth of human interactions Uncle George NaopeKahuna of Hula and traditional chants. He was a Hawaiian Living Treasure, remember old rituals and old ways of life on Hawaii. Uncle Gorge was asked to stop lava flow when Godess of volcano was sending flow of lava to Hilo. He was praying and chanting for hours and hours until lava flow stopped. He taught many students in traditions hula. Papa John from Big IslandThank your for our safety in deep jungle practices, Papa John! We did not know at that time, how important lessons we learn. With you like a Spirit, diseapering and coming back, in the right moment, we will never forget the depth of your wisdom! Aloha Article "Kahuna, Kumu & Kupuna on Hawaii", P.Marciniak, copyright 2011 |
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