Yo. I was chillin with my homies over the Makahiki holidays and became inspired to take my vows as a Kahuna of Huna. I avoided it for years because I take it very seriously and didn't feel ready for it. I'm sorry my Lani didn't live to see it. Anyway, this shamanistic lifestyle is both challenging and uplifting. I wanted to share with you one of the pages from my organization's website entitled "Reality Checking". Forgive my kahuna's spelling and/or grammatical errors. www.the-light-of-huna.com/Reali...ng.htm Aloha, Lamaku. PS- I will soon be able to make ki'i kukui healing icons for others.
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Sun, March 30, 2008 - 1:44 PMwonderful good advice from kahuna lani! all the best to you for your dedication to your vows. -
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Sun, March 30, 2008 - 2:42 PMThank you. I feel your embrace (hehe). Now where the heck did I put my pulpit? Aloha, Lamaku.
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Sun, March 30, 2008 - 4:00 PMLamaku --
My thoughts and prayers are with you as you take this next step on your journey.
All good medicine!
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Sun, March 30, 2008 - 6:22 PMLamaku-
Good blessings for your journey. I trust the spirits of your lineage will bless you.
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Sun, March 30, 2008 - 7:11 PMHi Vegelista. If blessings means work, I'm all for it. Actually, I accept your sentiment unconditionally. Aloha, Lamaku.
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Sun, March 30, 2008 - 7:13 PMThank you Steve. Suddenly, I feel like I should be handing out cigars. It would say "It's a kahuna!" on them (lol). Thank you for your encouragement and prayers. Aloha, Lamaku.
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Tue, April 8, 2008 - 1:51 PMthank you for sharing!!
however i want to make a respond..."If they told me that one had appeared to them, I'd think they were nuts. But if other people were also there at the time...well that is as reality checked as one can get."
or maybe...insanity is contagious and if a mad person can get powerful enough he can influence his friends and family into believing in and sharing his hallucinations...
hehe...just teasing of course :)
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Sun, April 13, 2008 - 11:14 PMLamaku,
New journey's indeed!
All that awaits you, you are now prepared.
~ aloha to you!
Shamanism Tribe,
amazing lives you all lead ... and I mean that with all sincerity
the more I learn about each of you, the more I live in amazement and the more grateful I am to have this tiny internet connection to your amazing lives ....
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Mon, April 14, 2008 - 12:15 AMHi Michelle. I'm like "the litte engine that could". Without support and friends to remind me that I could do it, I would have ended up looking up at the mountain wondering forever. Now, if I can figure a way to get some clients that would be nice. Should I stand on a street corner with a sign that says "Will heal you for $$$"? If I move to the Netherlands I could put up a sign that says "Will heal you for sex" couldn't I? Darn my lack of marketing skills. Aloha, Lamaku. -
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Mon, April 14, 2008 - 8:12 AMHaha..
Nicely put. But I don't think you want to buy a mansion and a yacht with your healing skills, right?
I guess mouth to mouth information will get you right there.
Results above all, then respect and love for your clients are most important keys.
A lot of luck and power on your path.
Many blessings.
Geert
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Tue, April 15, 2008 - 10:13 PMpfffft! you don't need perfected marketing skills bro
just stay in the flow ....
allow the connections to occur ...
it "does" help to get out of the house & have "something" marketing like out there to help them connect with you, but the #1 thing is that YOU are open to accepting the clients and to the exchange of money for your time & talents
& listen to Geert :)
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Sat, May 10, 2008 - 8:29 AMThere is no coincidence.
Only intelligence.
We live in this Universe of Intelligence because the Intelligence chooses to see our individual perspective.
Yes things of natural law can be changed by believing it may be doen.
There may be some processes that more readily inable us a see things from the perspective of the All-Possible.
I am happy to read that you have found something in this Life to bring meaning for you.
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Sat, May 10, 2008 - 10:30 AMHi Randall. Thank you for your blessing. I could no more divest myself of Huna than I could my liver. It is part of me. My vows sometimes fall by the wayside when I'm not feeling well but, that can't be helped. The same qualities in me that allow me to do what I do also make it hard to function in this society. I'm like a monk without a monastary. That is not true for all kahunas or shamans. There are others far more capable yet successful marketing escapes most real shamans that are allowed to teach. Most of the Huna ads you see on the internet will not lead you to Huna teachings. They have some value but, are not Huna. Oh well. Life goes on. Aloha, kahuna Lamaku. -
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Mon, May 12, 2008 - 6:33 AMwow powerful healing lamaku, it is such a good way the healing way, be well and dont go stand out on a street corner with signes on yah everyithing will come.
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