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Huna Short and Sweet

Summary

, 22 min

Huna philosophy as taught by the Hawaiian kahuna Taneo Sands Kumalae and preserved by Tad James: pain as unattended communication, aka cords, forgiveness, and connecting with the lower self before the higher self. The video also walks through her fire, earth, water and candle rituals and a cord-cutting exercise to do before meditation.

In this video

Teaches
HunaCutting the aka cords
Discusses
Tad JamesTaneo Sands KumalaeForgivenessManaHigher SelfSubconscious
Mentions
GratitudeKarmaHo'oponoponoProjectionNeuro-linguistic programming (NLP)

Key moments

00:00Where to start reading about huna01:02How Hawaiian families handed huna down to Tad James02:31Taneo Sands Kumalae's summary of huna03:19Why are we here: the purpose of incarnation04:09The payment is attention; pain as unattended communication04:59The lower self as a fishnet that catches programs05:44Resistance, aka cords and binding others without forgiveness06:37Connect down to the lower self first, then up07:07Forgiving both ways: the process of ho'oponopono08:09The world is as we are: adjust the internal world08:59Five keys to a happy unconscious mind09:36The power comes to me through the form11:40Become God to be in touch with God12:40Basic fire ritual: write freely, then burn the paper14:06Basic earth ritual: shape the problem in clay, then reshape it15:36Basic water ritual: fill a cup with mana17:06The candle ritual17:45Cutting the aka cords before meditation19:27Taneo's last instruction to her students20:08Huna, NLP and programs for the subconscious