Huna in Five Minutes or Less

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Summary:

Huna is an indigenous approach to healing and spiritual development. It is thought to date back 35,000 years to the original teachings of the peoples of the earth. Elders have passed down this knowledge for at least 26 generations. Even though it is very ancient, its secret teachings hold great promise for us today. People who have taken this training say they found new joy, satisfaction and peace in their lives.

Huna is about empowerment, about increasing your spirituality, energy, and metaphysical healing powers. What if you could experience and connect physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually with a Higher Power that can empower you to bring into your life whatever you desire. Huna emphasises practical living and harmony with three levels of consciousness or selves - a low, middle, and higher self. Knowledge of the three selves, combined with the Hawaiian concept of Mana, is believed to heal body and mind and achieve life goals.

The 7 principals of Huna are:

IKE - The world is what you think it is.
KALA - There are no limits.
MAKIA - Energy flows where attention goes.
MANAWA - Now is the moment of power.
ALOHA - To love is to be happy with (someone or something).
MANA - All power comes from within.
PONO - Effectiveness is the measure of truth.

A Ohe Pau Ko Ike I Kou Halau - "Think not that all wisdom is in your school"

Now for our question of the day - Among the many teachings of Huna is the importance of finding your path and you will know you have found your true path when it resonates with your spirit. Your vocation is no longer work. It transcends a job or career. It is who you are. Our question is, how do you know if you have found your path?

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Jose Capelo (Internet Marketing)

Nice Video!

SARAH SERERO

Sounds good but i feel there should be more teaching on this

SARAH SERERO

Sounds good but i feel there should be more teaching on this

Sandra Bradley (Transformation)

Thank you for the summary. I have heard about "huna" but I have never heard of it from Native Hawaiians. Which I find very odd.

Sandra Bradley (Transformation)

Thank you for the summary. I have heard about "huna" but I have never heard of it from Native Hawaiians. Which I find very odd.

Father Time (Mysticism)

Awesome stuff, David! Many Blessings!

Jerry Grinkmeyer (Personal Development)

Great topic, David; full of simple wisdom and eternal truth. I'm putting the 7 points on a 3x5 card to keep handy (and keep me grounded!).

Lorna Blake (Empowerment)

This is a wonderful vid! I resonate with all 7 principles... I'm interested to learn more. I know when I've found my path because I "feel" it. Thanks David!

Guest

The only thing I dissagree with is its statement that "all power comes from within" as we grow spiritually we learn that all power does not come 'from' within, all power comes 'THROUGH' within, some may say this is just a difference in Semantics, however I think it is a very important distinction in finding truth

Rev. Robin Dexter, (Success Coaching)

Thanks for sharing this with the world

Charlie O

When I was in the Pacific ream, and living among the indigenous people, I did experience something that was very strong in a spiritual sense that I haven't been able to recapture unless I am in the present of someone who is in the experience of Huna. Thank you! My remembrance is coming back. I recall a more peaceful time and spiritual awareness. My Karma was better. Thanks Bro. Aloha! Aloha! Aloha! P.S. I just turned 60 years young.

mdsun001@yahoo.com

I don't need to find my path, I'm on it. How could I be anywhere else?

mdsun001@yahoo.com

Years ago, a friend mentioned a Huna meditation she used after receiving news of her sons death. What she described was powerful. Hearing the basic principles is helpful. Defintely something to look into. Thanks David. Again.

Ivor Weinstein

Very Interesting,how are their teachings made known, because I have never heard of Huna

Ivor Weinstein

Very Interesting,how are their teachings made known, because I have never heard of Huna

iyan Yaspriyana

David, Where this is come from? It sound interesting.

Elouise

sounds really welcoming. something we all need more of for sure.

Guest

Interesting, first I've heard of HUNA. Well worth exploring more, thank you for the information.

Diane

I have never heard of Huna but intend to investigate and learn more. I have yet to find my path, but I believe when I do, I will know by the feeling I have inside - it will not be work or a chore, but something I absolutely love doing.

Owen Johnson

For me, knowing my path is feeling a burning desire to follow it. If there's no burning desire, I'm not on the right path. Walking a path takes energy but if it's the right path for you, the energy is abundant!

Maria

Our Mission here is not just to accommulate physical possessions, it is for a much higher purpose. To be successful does not mean material wealth, it means to have a higher connection than ourselves. It is both emotional and spiritual. I have found my true calling and that calling is supernatural and spiritual. It is about an inner peace and the giving of self to others and a caring and love outside of oneself that brings happiness. It's about the love of God or a higher being than ourself. This power gives us true direction, protection, and love and power in the good and hard times. It is on the side of the supernatural and when you get there you will feel the sense that it gives to you. It is a calm and peaceful feeling even when your life is in chaos. I believe in this Huna. Maeria

Guest

I'm so interested in self powering. I've tried a lot of methods and in the beginning it seems to work than I fall out of touch with it. And it's not because I'm not willing to do my part simply I've not found what self powering really means to me. I'm interested in knowing more and will explore this method. PEACE

Guest

I have essentially known my path most of my life, but made the mistake of letting my search for material things allow me to drift away from my known path for decades. It was not until I suffered a heart attack that nearly killed me that I began to take my mission seriously; I just hope I have enough time to do so. If there is a lesson to be learned, it is to heed those feelings when we have them. Don't make the same mistake I did!

Guest

I just learned about Huna today; I love the prospect of it; will research more about it; I am on the path of true self and higher spiritual energy. I believe and have seen from my experiences that self truth comes from within me...from my core, from my soul deep.

Guest

Very good theory, however Mana, all comes from God, which gives us that power within:)) Have a wonderful Day!

Ron Matthews (Holistic Health)

You can find out about Huna by reading the following books by Max Freedom Long: "The Secret Science Behind Miracles" and "The Secret Science at Work" Max's work is very approachable and take a no-nonsense approach to understanding and applying Huna in your life. Regards, Ron Matthews

Laina Orlando www.LainaOrlando.com

Hi David, I knew I found my "path" when I stopped looking for one. In that instance, I knew I am the path through which Source expresses itself. In this space, you are correct, what I do is who I am. Thanks for sharing who you are with us! Namaste'

Linda Black (Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT))

Hi David - For me, the answer to your question 'how do you know when you've found your path?' has been to have a deep sense of the rightness of it. Also to lose the need to keep searching. For me it's very much a 'felt' experience. It didn't hit me like a bolt from the blue - rather I've gradually sensed that rightness and a desire to enhance what I know instead of always looking for the next method to try. At the same time, I do feel that I was drawn to this combination of approaches, so a greater guidance features too. I could call it co-creation!

Guest

thank you so much...

Zita Stanley (Hypnosis)

I think when one learns how to forgive others and most importantly forgive themselves. So much of negative self talk is putting one's self down and this self hatred can only breed negativity (even if the negative voice is not yours, you accept it as fact). Breaking out of this hold is the most difficult step one can ever take but the benefits are tremendous. Once you learn to forgive and to love yourself then your true essence shines. Life is a self development course.

Steve Caldwell (Men's Issues)

I would like to get some more information on Huna. I watched the video and found it interesting. I think it would be helpful but I would like to have much more information about this is detail.

Guest

The book that first introduced me to Huna is called Urban Shaman by Serge Kahili King. It is a very good western introduction to the concepts and philosophies of those that follow the huna path.

Debbie Rivera (Intimacy)

The great aspect of this video is that it opens our minds to a different concept. It really makes you stop and think about each component of Huna and the growth that will take place in incorporating each one into your life. Thank you for sharing Huna.

Pam Hauser

I've always wanted to visit Hawaii. There is much wisdom in their teachings.

Emily Erickson-Sandstrom (Tarot)

You know you have found your path both because your inner awareness resonates AND because 'it works.' My definition of truth is 'what works and works every time you apply it.' Huna concept of the low middle and high self/selves parallels a truth I apply that amalgamating or uniting consciousness with subconsciousness and superconsciousness through self-discovery and self-examination allows a human to access the mental and spiritual planes to create events that do happen on earth. One attracts the same thing on all planes at the same time, and it will happen. If I rememaber, the Huna are the people who can 'sing' something happening to a person they do not know the location of. I love seeing this whole philosophy succinctly presented here. I always wondered about it but had never encountered it. Thank you! - because it parallels my experiences.

Amal Mohammed

ooh nice I liked Huna method.. Thank you

Amany saad (Spiritual Healing)

I have not heard before of the Huna teachings but I am sure that those who follow these 7 principals of Huna ,can heal himself and his soul.. Thanks for the info.

Rena Reese (Happiness)

The Hawaiians have given us much-- and this premise is yet another example of this. Their spiritual practices and connection to the earth have transformative value to anyone willing to explore them.

Ed Caldwell (Speed Reading)

Just spending time in Hawaii can do big things for healing! I've never heard of Huna. I'd love to learn more.

Brian Nicoletti (Travel)

Of course, if you have participated in a Huna experience, we would love to know your feedback as well!