Kunana ALOHA - Hooponopono Lomi Lomi Massage

11/06/2023

Facebook-Boss Zuckerberg hat zugegeben, dass die zensierten Informationen über Covid oft wahrer gewesen sind, als die "Fakten" der Regierung.

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To all of the women in our lives. Your strength, your wisdom, your kindness, your compassion, your wit, your attitude, your dedication and most of all your presence never goes unnoticed. You are appreciated today and every day. Aloha!

06/01/2020

Hawaiian indigenous wisdom has some very important teachings for the whole world at this time

30/11/2019

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26/10/2019

H E . W A I . O L A ⠀
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Life is water ⠀
Water is life ⠀
Life is love⠀
Love is life⠀
Water is love⠀
Love is water⠀
We are water⠀
We are life⠀
We are love⠀
Eternal⠀
Mountains carry water⠀
Mountains carry life⠀
Mountains carry love⠀
Mountains carry you⠀
Mountains carry me⠀
Mountains carry us⠀
Eternal⠀
We stand for mountains⠀
We stand for water⠀
We stand for life⠀
We stand for love⠀
We stand with mountains⠀
We stand with water⠀
We stand with life⠀
We stand with love⠀
Eternal⠀
Kū Kia‘i Mauna⠀
From my heart⠀
P U ‘ U W A I⠀
To yours⠀
From my water⠀
W A I⠀
To yours⠀
From my life force⠀
M A U L I⠀
To yours⠀
From my love⠀
A L O H A⠀
To yours⠀
Aloha ‘Āina⠀
‘Oia‘i‘o⠀
A mau loa⠀
Eternal⠀
He wai Inu⠀
He wai Mana⠀
He wai Ola⠀
E Ola nō⠀
Ea⠀
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So deeply moved by this beautiful artistic offering to the sacred waters of Mauna a Wākea by my sister . Truly and profoundly grateful for all the ways you lay down such powerful prayer in your work. Mahalo from my water to your water. ⠀

16/10/2019

Heather Lebrun Support Lorilani as she serves on Mauna Kea Since early September, Lorilani Keohokalole-Torio has joined the Mauna Kea Kīʻaʻi by serving with

05/10/2019

WE ARE A VOICE • Music by Kāla’e Parish • Lyrics by Kāla’e Parish, Kalenaku and Tiana Kuni Yoshida • Performers: Kalenaku, Kapena DeLima, Lilo DeLima, Psalms...

03/10/2019

Learn why Native Hawaiians stand together in the Movement of Sacred Aloha on Mauna Kea to stop the TMT construction and the 10 things you can do to help

27/09/2019

Aloha kākahiāka a me kā hauʻōli aloha Pō’alīma. E hōʻomaikāʻi mai ke ʻĀkua ʻiā ʻoe i kēia lā a me nā mānawa a pau. ʻŌ kā maluhīa nō me ʻoe.

Good morning and Happy aloha Friday. May God Bless you all today and always. Peace be with you.

13/09/2019

Words can cut, they have energy, they have mana. Our ancestors teach us, “he mana ko ka ‘ōlelo.” Words have power. When I was younger, I forgot this. I fell into what society teaches young people especially young women - to talk about one another, to judge, to criticize, to be cruel. I hurt people with my young blazing fire. I didn’t think before I spoke and that had repercussions. I hurt people with my words and with my anger and my lack of knowledge and experience. My ego was out of control. When I was in high school and college I had a lot to say and not enough life experience to back it up. I had to own up to that. To apologize from my heart. To make right. As I get older I see how important mindfulness is. How important it is to come in a good way especially when I don’t understand something or someone’s perspective. How important it is to come with openness, respect, and grace. Humility is a beautiful teacher. My mother teaches me that. My Grandmother teaches me that. My Aunties teach me that. Now before I speak, I think about the mana of my words. Will these words bring honor to my family? Will my opinions and perspectives feed and nourish connections? Will my words invite conversation? Will they bring unity or separation? I ask myself these questions often. I’m still learning. I’m still growing. I’m still correcting thought patterns and learned ways of being. It has taken me long time to forgive myself. To have grace for myself. To love myself. It has taken me a long time to stand strong in my own mana. In the mana that was passed down to me by those who gave me life. The mountain teaches me how to be unshakable. How to stand pa’a no matter how strong the wind blows. Today I had to call on that strength. I wailed to sky. I leaned in to the hurt and the pain. Then I cracked open and let love in. I let love in. I let love in. And tonight I tend to my heart. Tomorrow we rise again. Like a mighty wave.

10/09/2019

Ancient Wisdom Academy (AWA) baut Brücken zwischen Menschen, Kulturen, Ländern, Kontinenten

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Welina e nā kupukupu aloha, ʻo Lāiana Kanoa-Wong kēia me ka hua ʻōlelo o ka lā. Our Hawaiian word of the day is "Lomilomi" e ʻōlelo pū kākou "lomilomi." Eō! ...