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Huna and Coaching

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    ‘A‘ohe ‘ulu e loa‘a i ka pōkole o ka lou. No breadfruit can be reached when the picking stick is too short. (There is no success without preparation).   In this article I take a brief look at how Huna provides a useful framework in which to frame coaching. What is Coaching? One of definition that the International Coaching Community gives of … [Read more...] about Huna and Coaching

Serge King talks about “Yovo-Yovo” Adventures in Africa

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Serge and Gloria King have recently published a book entitled: "Yovo-Yovo" Adventures in Africa 1964-1971.  The book details the period of their lives when they lived and worked in Africa and their experiences there.  This also includes Serge's reflections on working with African shamanism during this period. The book is available on Kindle here.  To supplement the text, the … [Read more...] about Serge King talks about “Yovo-Yovo” Adventures in Africa

Honu Medicine

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This article has been kindly contributed by friend, Alakai  and Huna and Shamanic Teacher Jonathan Hammond. *** When one thinks of Hawaii, images of Topaz-blue water, palm trees, emerald mountains come to mind, as do the lithe pretty girls and tattooed muscular men tantalizing us with their exotic Hula movements. But if you have spent actual time on any of the islands, you’ll … [Read more...] about Honu Medicine

Manifestation: Concepts, Pitfalls and Troubleshooting

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Manifestation: a powerful process. Taken at the most basic level ‘to manifest’ refers to making ‘visible or obvious’. In some contexts this is broadened to refer to objects, people and situations appearing in one’s life and that somehow this is caused in the process of manifestation. In Huna there is the notion of the unseen – Po and the seen - Ao. Prior to something being … [Read more...] about Manifestation: Concepts, Pitfalls and Troubleshooting

Combining Feng Shui with Dynamind, Healing Shapes, and other Huna techniques.

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Huna techniques and approaches are easily combined with other techniques and approaches.  In this fascinating article, Jim Fallon writes about how to go about solving problems by combining Feng Shui with Dynamind, Healing Shapes, and other Huna techniques. Feng Shui Feng Shui is the Chinese art of studying and changing patterns in the environment. Dynamind is a technique for … [Read more...] about Combining Feng Shui with Dynamind, Healing Shapes, and other Huna techniques.

Serge King Discusses Hawaiian Geomancy

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What is Hawaiian Geomancy? In this video , Serge Kahili King discusses with me some notions around Hawaiian Geomancy. In Hawaii kahuna kuhikuhi puʻuone were trained experts in these skills and practised awareness of subtle changes in energy patterns. This involves how things are positioned, the energy flows and the ability to tune in to things. This was a practice that the … [Read more...] about Serge King Discusses Hawaiian Geomancy

The Adventurous Heart: A Huna view on courage

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He ho‘okele wa‘a no ka lā ‘ino.  - A canoe steersman for a stormy day.  A courageous person. Much is made of confidence. It’s a quality that people often lack, want more of or are in awe of those with it. We can be confident in a particular context by simply developing trust in ourselves and the universe that things will turn out in a particular way. Another way that you … [Read more...] about The Adventurous Heart: A Huna view on courage

Oha’i Lehua: a Reflection on Beauty and Inspiration

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The image has been kindly contributed by wonderful photographer and fellow alakai Astrid Mohr-Kiehn whose work can be seen here: https://www.amk-pictures.com.  It is an image of an Oha’i Lehua against the backdrop of the Kiluea volcano caldera on Big Island. What is Oha'i Lehua? The Oha’i Lehua tree is found in Hawaii and is the official flower of Big Island. Technically, … [Read more...] about Oha’i Lehua: a Reflection on Beauty and Inspiration

Even The Smallest Action Can Have Big Consequences

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Concerned you can't make a difference?  Sometimes it's tempting to think that it's impossible to make a difference.  Maybe a challenge seems too great, maybe you don't know where to start or maybe you think that there is nothing you can do to affect things.  I am reminded of a proverb, likely of African origin that states: 'if you think you're too small to make a difference, … [Read more...] about Even The Smallest Action Can Have Big Consequences