Maui Transformations

08/09/2025

Wise words from an elder

Hopi Indian Chief White Eagle commented a few days ago on the current situation:
′′ This moment humanity is experiencing can be seen as a door or a hole. The decision to fall in the hole or walk through the door is up to you. If you consume the news 24 hours a day, with negative energy, constantly nervous, with pessimism, you will fall into this hole.
But if you take the opportunity to look at yourself, to rethink life and death, to take care of yourself and others, then you will walk through the portal.
Take care of your home, take care of your body. Connect with your spiritual home. When you take care of yourself, you take care of everyone at the same time.
Do not underestimate the spiritual dimension of this crisis. Take the perspective of an eagle that sees everything from above with a broader view. There is a social question in this crisis, but also a spiritual question. The two go hand in hand.
Without the social dimension we fall into fanaticism.
Without the spiritual dimension, we fall into pessimism and futility.
Are you ready to face this crisis? Grab your toolbox and use all the tools at your disposal.
Learn resistance from the example of Indian and African peoples: we have been and are exterminated. But we never stopped singing, dancing, lighting a fire and rejoicing.
Don't feel guilty for feeling blessed in these troubled times.
Being sad or angry doesn't help at all. Resistance is resistance through joy!
You have the right to be strong and positive. And there's no other way to do it than to maintain a beautiful, happy, bright posture.
Has nothing to do with alienation (ignorance of the world).
It's a resistance strategy.
When we cross the threshold, we have a new worldview because we faced our fears and difficulties. This is all you can do now:
- Serenity in the storm
- Keep calm, pray everyday
- Make a habit of meeting the sacred everyday.
Show resistance through art, joy, trust and love.
Hopi Indian Chief White Eagle

08/08/2025

🌊 He crossed the Atlantic three times — with nothing but a kayak, a paddle, and a fire inside him.

Aleksander Doba wasn’t chasing records.
He was chasing life.
Pure, raw, unpredictable life.

In 2010, at 64 years old, he paddled solo across the Atlantic Ocean in a kayak — no engine, no sail, no support boat. Just muscle and will.
Then he did it again in 2014.
And again in 2017 — at the age of 70.
Three crossings. Thousands of kilometers. One man, alone with the sea.

🏆 National Geographic named him Adventurer of the Year in 2014. But his story didn’t end with the ocean.
He skydived. Flew ultralight aircraft. Climbed mountains.

And in February 2021, after reaching the summit of Kilimanjaro, he sat down to rest. Moments later, he passed away — at 74, from altitude-related pulmonary edema.
Just minutes after completing another dream.

He quite literally died at the top.

Aleksander Doba didn’t just defy the odds — he redefined what it means to live fully.
Not for fame.
Not for applause.
But for the thrill of meeting the world with nothing but his courage.

“A life lived with passion doesn’t end — it echoes.”

08/08/2025

Why we procrastinate doing things we enjoy

Usually, when we think about procrastination, we think about delaying the hard, boring or unpleasant things in life — paying bills, doing laundry or meeting work deadlines. The bulk of scientific research focuses on why we delay pain, not pleasure.

But we can also put off things we enjoy — catching up with a friend we haven’t seen in a while, visiting a nearby attraction or opening that expensive bottle of wine, says brain science reporter Richard Sima.

A recent study published in the journal PNAS Nexus explored this hidden side of procrastination. And it found a surprising pattern — the longer we put off doing something we enjoy, the more likely we are to continue putting it off.

Learn more below about how to break out of the cognitive trap of putting off things that bring you joy.

Source: Washington Post

08/07/2025

Amazing news.

Years of investigation by scientists at Harvard has revealed that lithium is deeply involved in Alzheimer’s disease, a finding that could lead to new treatments.

08/04/2025

How would I change your life if you believed this to be true?

08/04/2025

Time is precious. Choose wisely.

07/29/2025

Low energy attracts low energy. Low energy thoughts, such as anger, hate, shame, guilt, and fear, weaken you. And they attract more of the same. By changing your inner thoughts to the higher frequencies of love, harmony, kindness, peace, and joy, you’ll attract more of the same, and you’ll have those higher energies to give away.

07/24/2025

So simple and yet not that easy to remember

07/24/2025

These thoughts can bring you peace of mind

07/14/2025

Isn’t this a powerful statement?