Hawaiian spirituality

Here are the most common Hawaiian words you should learn before you go. The language of Hawaii is English, but you'll see these Hawaiian words everywhere!

In Hawaii, Native Hawaiian midwives uphold traditional birthing practices amidst modern medical regulations. Ancestral methods prioritize emotional support, spiritual connection, and community involvement. Midwives argue that their practices promote healthier births and stronger family bonds. State authorities emphasize modern medical standards for safety reasons. The debate centers on what constitutes a "safe" birth. Midwives advocate for traditional practices, while state authorities…

Animals play a role as spirit guides in the Hawaiian tradition and are part of a culture that honors the visible as well as the invisible. As you look at the list of spirit animals, you are invited to connect with your own relationship to each of them or any in particular that you’ve previously identified as a power animal.

Basic Protocol at Hawaiian Sacred Places

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Tūtū Pele, the Goddess of Volcanoes, Fire, Passion, and Lightning I did this piece as a tribute to Hawai'i, where my mother's side of the family is from!

Leohone canoe paddler "He Noho Kou I Kou Waa" A painting depicting ancient Hawaiian ancestors helping paddle through the channels. #ancestry #art #hawaiian For pricing/availability email us at: lgi@maui.net

“Pele’s themes are unity, tradition, protection, creativity and change. Her symbols are fire and red colored items. In Hawaii, Pele’s fires develop and redevelop the islands thro…

The Sacred Garden

7 PRINCIPLES OF HUNA PHILOSOPHY' IKE – The world is what you think it is KALA – There are no limits, everything is possible MAKIA – Energy flows where attention goes MANAWA – Now is the moment of power ALOHA – To love is to be happy with MANA – All power comes from within PONO – Effectiveness is the measure of truth

Pledge of Aloha