I was recently asked what I got out of Huna and what I like about it.  For me this is a bit like asking "what do I like about food?"  There are so many aspects about food I enjoy and appreciate and the same is true of Huna.
 
I love and live Huna every day and incorporate its many different aspects in almost everything I do whether I'm working with clients, teaching, living my life or even writing this newsletter. I'm never bored with it and it feels good.  It's the ultimate smorgasbord of good feelings, personal growth and spirituality Hawaiian Style. 

  

I am trained in and use a variety of methods for rapid behavior change and the methods I've learned from Huna are the most rapid and complete when it comes to massive long lasting change, although all my tools have their place. By clearing mental, physical, emotional and spiritual blockages we can rapidly manifest what we want. Huna speeds up the releasing process then enables the Law of Attraction to kick in in its most positive way.  
 
When I teach or work with clients and use Huna I watch people rapidly and painlessly release negative emotions such as anger, resentment, anxiety, depression, shame and change limiting beliefs that have plagued them for most of their lives.  When these negative emotions and self-sabotaging beliefs are released, they are quickly replaced with confidence, freedom, relief, peace of mind, joy and the ability to create new opportunities, including the opportunity to connect with Source.  It's truly amazing for me as alakai'i (teacher) to witness such easy yet profound transformation. 
 
Huna is a very ancient system (believed to date back as far as 35,000 years) that has been organized into a set of teachings, techniques and principles for living life as you want it. Huna was practiced by the ancient Hawaiians as a practical approach to understanding oneself, taking responsibility for one's life, living in harmony within one's community and respecting one's environment. It offers deep spiritual and energetic self healing and healing of others (if desired) and commands truly astounding results in life. 
 
Huna is not a religion. It is ancient teachings and principles reawakened in a time of need on our planet.  It is based in love and forgiveness without the dogma of religion. All walks of life can and do practice Huna.  David Bray, Jr., from whom our lineage of 25 generations flows, was a Christian. He lived Huna and Hula and found that his religious affiliation and spiritual beliefs were quite complementary. I personally know many people from all faiths and corners of the world who practice the teachings of Huna without it conflicting with structured religion if they also have this practice .
 
Huna is about living a life that is being true to self, honoring who you are and who you want to become and giving you the spiritual tools to empower it happen quickly and easily.  It is a commitment to oneself and to working with our enviornment instead of thinking our environment is here to serve us. If you have ever felt drawn to Spirit or to Hawaii then you will likely be drawn to Huna.  In this case it is about "remembering" what you already knew from eons past.
 
For more information visit our website or our halau's website.

 

More on the magic of Huna next month!