Rain...
Rain says He will Change the World... For the Better... And in my Heart... I Truly Believe Him... For He Already Has...
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Stars...
When we are Apart... I count the ways I Love You... In the Heavens... Until I run out of Stars...
Blessings...
Today I was waiting around in an area that had many rocks on the ground. I didn't really take notice of them until I started feeling like someone watching me. So I casually walked around looking at all the rocks. Some on the surface. Some others half-buried. Still others used in planters or stacked up for the landscaping. I was just about to give up when I saw a little curved smile sticking up out of the dirt that reminded me of a little man ō , a shark. I pulled up the rock and was surprised to see the shape of it was very much like a shark. Then on the right side, the K ū or male side, there was an eye. The man ō looked very old on that side, like Pele's older brother, Kamohoali'i. When I turned to the Hina, or female side, there was another eye, bright, and the shark's face was smooth and young looking. I was so amazed and held the pohaku man ō up to to my cheek, and asked humbly, exuding as much Love and Gratitude as I could, if he and she wanted to go with
Blessings...
On this past Wednesday morning, I was in a rush to get to work and I had a lot on my mind, worried about the emergency Heart surgery my cardiologist scheduled me for the following morning. As much as I tried not to worry, I kept thinking about the possibility, however remote, that I wouldn't survive the surgery. I still had to get to work however. We had guests coming for a meeting and I was fortunately part of the welcoming protocol committee. I had just barely memorized my chant, and was practicing in the car as I drove down Beretania Street trying to keep my mind off of the impending surgery. As I looked around, wondering if this would be my last full day on Earth, everything took upon itself a renewed Beauty. The ordinary. The mundane. The streets. Cars. Sidewalks. Pedestrians. Trees. Grass. Sky. Clouds. I was taking it all in almost with the eyes of a newborn. It was surreal. Trying to savor this World. It wasn't too long before I noticed one of my tires was
