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We have had some tremendously bad luck with our Hamakua Home. Does anyone have any recommendations of any Kahuna's who do blessings? I am beginning to think Obake, bad juju, bad Mana? No clue but no matter how hard I try I just keep getting hardship after hardship!
Recommendations?
AKpilot
We're all here, because we're not all there!
We're all here, because we're not all there!
What happen ???
Never mind tell ... Latent from previous ?
Just talk to her in your thoughts and actions AK. NOT Kidding here ... Open up, laugh and don't force.
aloha,
pog
Dont know the logistics to what has been happening around you and your home? I do hope it changes soon for you, here are a few thoughts or tips of mine. Really I don't believe in luck, good or bad, life just is to short most of the time to balance out, or just isn't fair all the time. Blessings seem to come to those who work hard and continue to give to those less fortunate. While what I call karma seems to follow or hang around those of us who deserve it.
Jmo here. Change can be exciting, educational, and encouraging to many. Why not change a few of your daily habits( thoughts, actions, and reactions)? Ever heard that saying which side of the bed did you wake up on? Try sleeping on the other end of your bed as to remind you of your new attitude or approach in life.
Also Practice Patience especially when dealing with others, who you cannot control or change. Although we truly can never really walk in someone else's shoes, mentally trying can be a stimulus practice that can remind some, as you put it how "lucky" some really are. Example, Although the american dream of owning a home has become easier with time, Most will still never own a home.
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Gypsy......I know how fortunate I am to be where I am today, and am a firm believe of "the law of attraction" ie. like attracts like. Wake up on the wrong side of the bed, live with a negative view and such will follow you. I am, ask any of my friends, the sweetest, kindest person you will meet. I have no idea where the bad Mana is going from. I have saved for this Aina since I was 20 (35 now).......I love Hawaii with my entire SOUL!!!!! I really do. I am at a loss........
We're all here, because we're not all there!
We're all here, because we're not all there!
AK, I think you should go read some of your previous posts ...
then decide what / who to blame it on ...
Cannot hide behind words ...
aloha,
pog
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Originally posted by pog
AK, I think you should go read some of your previous posts ...
then decide what / who to blame it on ...
Cannot hide behind words ...
aloha,
pog
You are probably right, That is why I never paced Blame. I am aware my actions affect my current situation. That is why I am asking for help.
We're all here, because we're not all there!
We're all here, because we're not all there!
I already understand and good you do too ...
Again AK,,,,
"Just talk to her in your thoughts and actions AK. NOT Kidding here ... Open up, laugh and don't force."
aloha,
pog
ETA Opihikao, still in town watching ?
I know who can bless AK , but you cannot just pay for it ... Yet, sounds like you already are ,,,
choke dee
pog
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Originally posted by AKpilot
We're all here, because we're not all there!
You know, I have been reading your posts since you talked about walking down Red Road and asking about the off-grid houses down there, then Iselle happened followed by the flow. Not long after, you got the place up north. I have looked at places up north and you have to be really careful. There aren't many houses up that way on the mauka side because it is on the steep down slope of Mauna Kea. There are a lot of pitfalls due to the geological conditions arising from steep slopes and heavy rainfall. The reason this island is so sparsely populated is there aren't that many places that are habitable, meaning civilized habitable. There are a lot of places where you can live naked and hunt down pigs and goats for subsistence. Just depends on lifestyle choices.
"Aloha also means goodbye. Aloha!"
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quote:
Originally posted by pog
I already understand and good you do too ...
Again AK,,,,
"Just talk to her in your thoughts and actions AK. NOT Kidding here ... Open up, laugh and don't force."
aloha,
pog
ETA Opihikao, still in town watching ?
Aloha, pog...yes, still here. Good advice, too.
AKPilot, not knowing what's going on, if it's spirits ( uhane), strange happenings (you mention "obake, bad juju, bad mana"), or just "worldly" challenges, tough to offer advice. If you're willing to share an example, it would be helpful. If not, I totally understand.
In general, there are few Kahuna (real ones) left. We were taught over the course of life, how to "cleanse" our homes ourselves, and often. One of the few people left that I trust to bless our home is Kahu Leolani "Liefy" Pratt-Ha'o, from Keaukaha. She traverses between the old ways, and Christian ways for balance. Her mother was a true Kahuna, thus, she also has the gift to "see".
There has got to be someone in your area who can help, and that knows the history of your property/area. Thinking about this, and sending positive energy for positive change, AKPilot.
JMO.
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