The Teachings - Wisdom of Hawai'i | Mahealani Kuamo’o-Henry - Aloha, Ho'oponopono, Ho'ailona

[@annahalia2937]

Maika'i nui...what a beautiful presentation of my dear friend and teacher. Was missing her so much last night and OMG I came across this..hōʻailona...magic still exists. Mahalo nui to you for capturing this moment.

[@UnreelFilms]

It was a true gift and magic to capture this and what a gift she gave to so many! Mahalo nui to you Anna!

[@st.keise_official]

There is no grater vibration than love 🌺

[@Betterthangreat-j4y]

Her laugh...gives life❤

[@Nicole-gb4ze]

She is right. We are ourselves love and the spark of God. We create our own life journey. Manifestation happens, so think positive and only love.

[@kathlynemarkham3119]

Love ♥️🌺 Mahalo 🙏👑

[@missmaomi28]

So beautiful, thank you ❤❤❤

[@janedarco]

Feeling the depth, love and joy Thank you so much for enriching my soul and spirit tonight ….the rainbow is always there really goes deep l can barely contain it. The feeling is of fear of opening , of letting go of restrictions ……..💖 thank you for helping me to see and acknowledge that

[@vaniapimenta9173]

Oh my God so beautiful presentation. I learned so much.Many 🙏 I love you.I am from Brazil and do a lot of study about hooponopono.

[@irenevloerbergh8069]

Oh ❤❤❤ mahalo nui for sharing this! So happy to see Aunty (and also in a new video!) What a gift ❤ thank you so much! Aloha

[@LopatiLeano]

When you talk about ALOFA Aunty it's almost like a vibration of energy like your saying , lt gives me a good feeling I Lo'u Agaga mahalo for that Aunty GODBLESS

[@caroldavies5832]

Be mindful what we think it will come back tenfold ❤ Nothing can stop it We must take responsibility think carefully ❤ Oh opono pono❤ We sorry please forgive us We thank you for the learning ❤ Love serves all life We Honour all life Hold your space We have learned from our past mistakes ❤ We take responsibility and honour all life ❤

[@janet-ly8dg]

Wonderful

[@yusufmabdul]

🌺🙏🏼🌺

[@theresalambert3185]

I have a question🙂 Is there a more accurate translation for honoponopono then I'm sorry, please forgive me, thank you , I love you? Your sharing is so beautiful. And I know you say that I'm sorry it's not quite accurate

[@UnreelFilms]

Aunty Mahealani has passed since this interview so I can't speak for her directly, but what stuck with me from the interview with her is: "Making right more right." A wonderful question and definitely one worth chewing over with the subtleties of its meaning.

[@suzannearcher1978]

THANK YOU~~~BLESSINGS~PEACE~~~~

[@being_Nova]

I love this video❤❤ thank you

[@christianamarciniak231]

Much love dear Aunty, mahalo and aloha🌈🌈🌈 do zobaczenia

[@rubyvernekar]

So deep information. Thnku Tnku thnku ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@pumapaw2020]

The women as the wisdom keepers, Ma'halo nui 🤙

[@dundeetherapy]

Thank you so much for this monolog. It's wonderful that people like you exist and that you share the truth. My question is - if there is no "I'm sorry" in Hawaian, then what expression is used in ho'oponopono? Thank you.

[@UnreelFilms]

Thank you @alexandernite4488 - dear Aunty has passed so she can't answer here, but Ho'oponopono in my understanding means "Making right, more right." I'm not entirely sure what your question is referring to, but I hope this helps. Big thanks!

[@dundeetherapy]

Thank you for your prompt reply. There are 4 sentences in ho'oponopono. One of them (I think the first one) is "I'm sorry". Your Aunty said that there is no "I'm sorry" in Hawaian. What sentence /meaning is used as a first sentence than?

[@UnreelFilms]

@@dundeetherapy Great question! I'm definitely not an expert by any means, but my understanding is that this may be just one translation of the word, and I think she was mentioning all this probably for this reason - that this might be a mistranslation from an outside perspective/influence. La'akea Rumsey @mahealani23k will have more of the answers for this. Love the question and big thanks!

[@dundeetherapy]

@@UnreelFilms Thank you once again. I find it fascinating that many so called "primitive languages" are actually far more advanced and deeper than all modern languages put together. For example I learned that North American Indians don't have such word as "mine". All things are for sharing and belong to everyone, there's no need for individuals to own anything. Actually same principle applies to Gaelic in Scotland. I find it really beautiful. Thank you for your work and your kind answers.

[@UnreelFilms]

@@dundeetherapy I love reading this and thank YOU for sharing all this! It's wonderful to read and to share all this back and forth! Big thanks :)

[@RenateLavendaSchaff]

Mahalo nui loa!

[@Mindrol.Lhakyi]

Medicine. ❤ bless you

[@TheCrystella26]

❤❤❤

[@RodReklai]

Maui is a magic island

[@mandyom1570]

❤🙏🏻✨

[@eugenegauggel1000]

The heart has its reasons that reason knows not. "Le coeur a ces raisons que la raison ne sait pas. "

[@RodReklai]

Am here trying not to soak all this energy so I stay inside…. Till I get nav to the islands

[@IAMUNUAMI]

The Light of Pure Unconditional Infinite Love is the Law of the Youniverse. If this Youniversal Law is applied by society, there would be no need for the 10 Commandments.

[@astridalegria989]

Dommage pas de sous titres en français

[@UnreelFilms]

Added! :)

[@alkag8541]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊

[@sunlovinsnowflake]

🙏🏼✨💕☀️🌊🌈🌌🌝

[@alkag8541]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊