Self-Awareness Through Huna: Hawaii's Ancient Wisdom (A Unilaw Book)

by Erika S. Nau

Book Overview

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0898650992
• ISBN13: 9780898650990
• Release Date: January 1981
• Publisher: Walsworth Pub Co
• Length: 143 Pages
• Weight: 0.52 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Clear and concise introduction to HUNA

Ms. Nau has written a clear introduction to HUNA.I particularly liked chapters 9 & 10 dealing with prayer, and chapter 12 dealing with meditation.This book suffers from two falacies introduced into HUNA by Max Freedom Long (MFL).1. Ms. Nau bought into the MFL notion that; the man later called Jesus was a Kahuna initiate. I have not been able to doccument a line of teaching that begins in Lemuria, then to Egypt, then to Israel, then to Hawaii. I CAN doccument that when somone discovers something that the idea is not rattling around in our pointed head. The idea also becomes part of the great unconscious, and anyone can tap into this storehouse of knowledge by going into silence and requesting information (Rabbi David Aaron doccuments this happening in his book "Endless Light", Edgar Cayce called this storehouse of knowledge "The Akashic Records", the Remote viewers that describe sites they have never been to, etc).2. Ms. Nau completely ignores Akua (the hawaiian gods and goddesses (Haumea, Hina, Lono, Kanaloa. etc) that were above the Po'e Aumakua. The Hawaiians knew of Spiritual beings above the Akua level, but were considered beyond human comprehension.Please E-Mail me if you have questions or comments about this review. Two Bears.Wah doh Ogedoda (We give thanks Great Spirit)