Aloha Newsletter December 2010 Aloha Everyone! We hope you enjoy our newsletter, but if you wish to be removed from our list, please reply to this email with"Remove" in the subject line and we will delete your name from our mailing list. Click here to view this email in your browser Excerpt from Urban Shaman by Serge Kahili King: "The real power of human beings, their ability to influence and change the world, comes from their capacity to work together for a common goal. History books, out of a desire for simplicity or in ignorance of the facts, tend to focus on individuals like kings and queens, presidents or dictators, popular politicians and leaders, famous explorers and scientistsÉ But canoes are moved forward by paddlers, not by chiefs, and ships of state reach their destination because of the crew as much as the captain." Making The World A Better Place Locally: Old T-shirts can be used to make laptop cozies, pillows, quilts, skirts, necklaces, grocery bags, appliques, and (really!) underwear. 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.
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Hawaiian language lesson: When someone says "Aloha!" to you, the proper response is "Aloha no!" (with a slight emphasis on the "no"). Literally, this means "Love indeed!" |
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