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Hawaiian Story Time #1
We are honored to have MaiLe Firehawk share her native Hawaiian culture. She shares tales of Hawaiian values of spirit, mind and body. Aloha, everyone… yes! Hawaiian Storytelling is back! Lehua, Storyteller is now Maile, Storyteller. And that is its own story. But, never mind, come one, come all. There will be an old favorite,…
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Hawaiian Story Time #2
We are honored to have MaiLe Firehawk share her native Hawaiian culture. She shares tales of Hawaiian values of spirit, mind and body. Aloha, everyone. Story time at Sukelu this week. Stories, legends. This week, The Wind-Ka Makani, and Kilioe. Something about power over life and death in these. voices on the wind are calling…
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Hawaiian Story Time #3
We are honored to have MaiLe Firehawk share her native Hawaiian culture. She shares tales of Hawaiian values of spirit, mind and body. The Day of the Whistling Winds, Green Meadows, Ka Piko ame Ka Honu (a grandmother story). Hele mai, e ho’olohe = Come, listen. Attend events of ‘One World, Many Paths and Friends’ in…
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Hawaiian Story Time #4
We are honored to have MaiLe Firehawk share her native Hawaiian culture. She shares tales of Hawaiian values of spirit, mind and body. Aloha, everyone. Storytime again. 🙂 Legends, stories, poems and a special guest arrives to entertain the crowd. Attend events of ‘One World, Many Paths‘ in real time and subscribe to One World…
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Matter of Life or Death: Hawaiian Legend
There is a [Hawaiian] legend about a teacher. So powerful she had power over life and death of her students. Her helper was a lizard. Both could change shapes and sizes. A lesson of that legend is what you teach the young is of such importance it is a matter of life or death. Ah…
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Hawaiian Nine & Lono
We [native Hawaiian] have a counting system based on 4, however we also interlace it with the number 5. They yield a 9. That gets spooooooky. Nine is the final number. May I tell you how ours becomes a nine? Hold up your hand, stretch the fingers apart a bit. How many empty spaces between…
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Teachings from Mayan and Hawaiian Cultures By Malana Ashlie
I left Hawaii to live in Honduras in an effort to lessen the distance between me and my family in the Midwest, and to move further from a conventional lifestyle. Prayer, meditation and imaging brought a buyer for our home and a new home in Honduras and subtle energy skills and projection gave me the…