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Excerpt from "What Does It Take" by Serge Kahili King: "f you want to become successful, it is extremely important to realize two things: first, no one and no thing outside of yourself is going to make you successful; second, no one and no thing outside yourself can stop you from being successful."

Making The World A Better Place
Globally: Globally: Help The Association of Relief Volunteers (ARV) help the poor in India with many good programs (http://golongitude.org/association-of-relief-volunteers-arv).

Locally: Shine metals organically. Lemon, lime and other citrus rinds contain citric acid, which makes them good for shining copper, brass, and other non-ferrous metals. A little baking soda added on helps the polishing go faster.

Online: Join Serge Kahili King on Facebook (add a message) and connect with a lively group of sharing, helpful people; send your healing requests to huna@huna.org; participate in our global healing work at Huna Village in Second Life.

Current Articles on the Web at Huna.org:

"What Does It Take," by Serge Kahili King

"Implementing Change," by Astrid Mohr-Kiehn

"Fix Your Life Now," by Jim Fallon

"Motivation is the Moving Force," by Kala Kos

Upcoming Events
Check the Huna Calendar for:

November 10, Second Life, Huna class by Serge Kahili King

November 29-December 3, Big Island, Hula Intensive by Kawaikapuolakani Hewett

December 6-10, Big Island, Hawaiian Massage by Susan Pa'iniu Floyd

and much more...

At The Huna Store:

iPod Shuffle pre-loaded with meditations and music by Serge Kahili King.

Naha ka makaha, lele ka 'upena
When the sluice gate breaks, the fishnets are lowered
(one man's loss may be another's gain)

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