MISSION:

                 Na  Tahuna Ikaika Lapaau O Hawaii

                                  Heiau O Lono

 

  

Our Origins:

 

We were organized by the Tahuna Lapaau Hoomana in 1974.  We are the Indigenous Hawaiian Tahuna Hoomana of Hawaii.  We carry on the mission of all our Kahuna and Tupuna from the past to present.

 

In 1965, one of the highest Tahuna Nui O Pari Tu Sam Ho'opii Lono, began to organize (at that time it was theTemple of Rono),

to keep the Tahuna and the Tupuna huna mana sacred, and to continue to follow the protocols of our ancestors for this generation 

and for the generations to come.  This was done with the full realization that these protocols had been missunderstood, and distorted time and time again in the past.

 

We endeavor to create, develop, and to protect the wisdom and knowledge of our sacred Heiau, and other sacred sites, and 

the iwi (bones) of our ancestors.  We also seek to preserve that wisdom, knowledge, and way of life along with protocols

that were taught in the ancient Heiau.

 

We must go to that Mana IO o ta lani the supreme source, the Atua, and Rono ta Aumatua.   It is from there that the Huna Mana, Maiola come from.  Without that mana all the indigenous Hawaiian poe will have a difficult time moving forward for the Pono of our Hawai'i.

 

The Indigenous Hawaiian Tahuna Lapaau Hoomana will share the key wisdom of Hawaii and the Honua.  Through the ike of our ancestors, and Io, our vision is to reopen the sacred sites that our ancestors once taught from.  These sacred temple's  are here in our home land and they have been built for our Hawaiian po'e and we have the protocols to open the Huna Mana, and the knowledge of the Ancient One's of Mu, and the Hawaiian Hoomana practices.

 

Hoomana ( Hawaiian Religion )

 

Our Mission:

 

Our Mission is to preserve, protect, perpetuate, stop the desecration of our sacred sites, develop and advance the Maiola ( healing ) of the

Tahuna Lapaau Hoomana.  We also seek the preservation and perpetuation of the Traditional Hawaiian Lapaau healing of Laau Lapaau, Lomilomi Ha Ha, Hooponopono, Laau Kahea, Pa Ola, Maiola, Lomilomi Ola, and other Lapaau Arts that Ka Lani calls us to do.

 

Hoomaamaa ( practices) and the sharing the understanding of the Hoomana of the four major elements of life: Tu, Taneloa, Lono, and Tane of the Kahuna Lapaau Hoomana of Hawaii.

 

Our Purpose:

 

Our main purpose is to create an environment from which the Tahuna Lapaau Hoomana wisdom of the 

Heiau O Lono can be shared.  It is in this way that the ancient knowledge and wisdom of Hawaii can Hoo Ulu

( to flourish in abundance ).  Our goal is to support the process of our Honua and by transference, to keep the Piko

of our home lands and our planet healthy.

 

We will strive to help mankind remember, recover, and rediscover their true Huna Mana within. And be one with the Kumulipo

We will share Ola ( healing, Laau Lapaau, Hooponopono, Hoomana, Lomilomi Haha, Laau  Kahea, Maiola, Pa Ola, Wai Ola, and the other ancient Hawaiian wisdom and knowledge.

 

Educational Objectives:

 

We plan to share the Lono Healing Arts and Lapa'au wisdom for the future of our people, our nation and our planet.  To share

their understanding of the traditional Hawaiian thinking with the Hoomana

 

Specific Learning Objectives:

 

To provide:  The Hawaiian Laau Lapaau healing of wisdom across the span of an individual.

 

To provide:  A unique Hawaii Healing site on a sacred Puu O Honua for worship of the Hoomana where our people will come for 

Ola of the mind, spirit, soul, and spiritual mana with IO.

 

To establish:  Puu Honua O Hawai'i sacred healing sites as living models for a lifetime of healing.

 

To assist:  The Aha ( council ) for each Moku. To reopen the sacred sites of the Heiau Maiola on each moku and Pu'u Honua

and ahupuaa of the Big Island, in creating traditional Native Hawaiian Hoomana sites.

 

 

 

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