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Welcome to Creating Anahola
Aloha to all of us. I am glad you have stopped in to look around. Mahalo!
This site is an extension to the book Creating Anahola: Huna Perspectives on a Sacred Landscape by Curby Hō‘ikeāmaka Rule. Its purpose is to support and expand upon the ancient Hawaiian Teachings that are commonly known as Huna.
My intent is to share the teachings of ancient Hawai`i with people both new to this knowledge and those who already walk the Path of Aloha.
I will be adding new content as it is available.
Works in Progress
- Web Expanded Exploration 13 - I have finally decided on the form in which to present this, so it should be ready soon!
- Sacred Spaces Photo Album
- Hawaiian Lunar Calendar
- Links and Resources
Created on 02/04/2003 10:24 AM by admin
Updated on 01/03/2006 02:02 PM by Hoikeamaka
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Discuss the difference between affirmations and declarations.
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This is where Ho`ike shares his thoughts, reflections, and meditations in hopes that they will ho`ono`ono`o... cause you to think and reflect.
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Sunday, January 14, 2001
Aloha to all those coming from Aloha International.
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Thank you for your interest in Creating Anahola. I hope that you will find things of interest here, and that you will stop back often to see what's new and to participate in the joyous journey upon the Sacred Landscape.
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