Pono means ‘goodness, moral values, right or proper conduct, excellence, well-being, wealth, success, wealth, use, purpose’. ‘Ana’ Oia i ka hopena ‘. Wana Kahili The pono bird melted my heart: The color purple has always meant a lot to me. In my soul, that color is always associated with my sister who moved from this […]
Mana means ‘supernatural or divine power, miraculous power, prestige, power’. The Mana bird looks like this: ‘Mai ka po mai ka Mana’. Wana Kahili In English, the saying goes: Power comes from the inner world. This principle and the bird again seem to pull together earlier doctrines of birdies, ‘According to ‘Ike, we can choose
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Aloha means ‘love, affection, compassion, sympathy, kindness, benevolence’. Like love, this proverb of Wana Kahil also consists of parts, ‘Love (Aloha) is being with someone or something (alo), sharing joy (oha), sharing life (ha). ‘Ke Aloha, ke alo, ke oha, ka ha’. Wana Kahili The bird of Aloha got such a delightful color atleast for
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Manawa means ‘time, season, object of affection, emotions‘. ‘The power is in the present moment’ is a direct translation of: ‘Noho ka Mana i keia Manawa’. Wana Kahili Manawa birdie-wirdie got this appearance: At this point, I want to admit to the power of these words, or the magic in general of life, how it
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Makia means ‘intention, purpose, aim or strive for something, focus on something’. The saying goes: ‘Makia ke Ali’i, ehu ka ukali’ Wana Kahili In English:’ Concentration is a leader, subject is action ‘. If you have already noticed, these winged charms of nature, the parts of the soul, or whatever you want to call them
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The second wingedy-thingedy is not scaly, despite its finnish name (kala= a fish). Here is Kala: The orange color fits like a nose to the head. King ‘s uncle’ s proverb is: Ana ‘ole, ka po, ke ao. Wana Kahili Kala means ‘to loosen, to open knots, to release, to let go, to forgive’. Have
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I’ve been reading Serge Kahili King ‘Huna’ book. The seven principles of Huna, which he wrote, resonate strongly with me, and without further ado, therefore, here is the first principle pictured, that is, you now get to meet my wingedi-thingedy friend, ‘Ike! King has added his uncle’s (Wana Kahili) proverb to every Huna-principle as well
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Hi, you loved One. Yes, Just You right there. Has anybody said today that You are Loved and Important? Are You saying that to yourself? I am practicing it. It just feels so sticky sometimes. The babbling of the mothership of Pelonteet stays in the sketches and drafts, due to mixed emotions and thoughts. It’s
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