Friends...
I have driven past this tree and waved "Hello!" for years. I finally decided to park my car and walk over and introduce myself. Best decision I have made in a very long time...
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Healing...
When We Stand... Together... In Truth and Love... We Heal Each Other... We Heal Our Ancestors... We Heal Our Descendants... We Heal Humanity...
Love...
Speak Love... Speak Truth... Speak Kindness... Behold the Change... In You... Witness the Change... In the World...
Aloha Kekahi i Kekahi...
My son Elliott and I had a most Beautiful and Powerful evening last night. I always humbly as Ke Akua and the Ancestors to place me where I may be needed, amongst those who may need messages of Hope and Aloha. Rear Admiral Kevin Lunday and his gracious and kind wife, Lynda Lee hosted us last night at their home at the Diamond Head Lighthouse property. They had requested a Hawaiian Blessing and a sharing of 'ike Hawai'i regarding Aloha. Kevin is the 14th District Commander of the United States Coast Guard which covers more than 14 million square miles of land and sea, with units on Oahu, Maui, Kauai, the Big Island, and in American Samoa, Saipan, Guam, Singapore and Japan. This week, 20 countries gathered in Hawai'i for the 8th Pacific Regional Maritime Search and Rescue Workshop. Participating Countries included American Samoa, Australia, Cook Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Fiji, France, Guam, Kiribati, Nauru, New Zealand, Niue, Palau, Papa New
Numbers...
Upon Reflecting on a most Powerful and Beautiful huaka'i by our Lāhui through the streets of Waikīkī, among the Chief Eating Sands of Kākuhihewa, I am amused at the varying estimates of the number of participants in the gathering and march. Certain media outlets seem to always make it a numbers game and downplay the significance of such gatherings. Others will seemingly inflate the numbers in an effort to drum up support for a recognition of the success and impact of the event. I was taught that numbers don't necessarily equate to much in Spiritual Battles of the Heart. Numbers are important to politicians who fear a hostile electorate in their bid to retain what semblance of power they believe they possess. Numbers are important to the establishment who try an gauge the swelling of a movement that may end up in revolution or upheaval to the status quo. As kanaka, we should recognize that such debates are divisive. They really don't serve a purpose. I am
