Huna by Serge Kahili King PhD
This past week, I read Huna: Ancient Hawaiian Secrets for Modern Living
I have had this book for a while now. When I first got it there was a very strong urge within me to read it. Then as time went on, each time I looked at Huna: Ancient Hawaiian Secrets for Modern Living
Page 33 Huna: Ancient Hawaiian Secrets for Modern Living [copyright © 2008 Serge Kahili King]
- BE AWARE that the world is what you think it is. Decide you have the power to succeed.
- BE FREE because there are no limits. Give yourself the right to succeed.
- BE FOCUSED because energy flows where attention goes. Increase your desire to succeed.
- BE HERE because now is the moment of power. Start right now with a will to succeed.
- BE HAPPY because love is the source of power. Enjoy and acknowledge the good that is.
- BE CONFIDENT because all power comes from within. Always trust yourself.
- BE POSITIVE because effectiveness is the measure of success. Always expect the best.
I connected with these concepts so powerfully, that I sat down and read the book right away.
I was glad that I did because, this program for success uses the seven principles of the Huna experience and the entire book explains the use of these principles towards all areas of one’s life.
A second area of attention Serge Kahili King, PhD focused around the concept of Being Centered in the Energy of the Present:
Page 93 Huna: Ancient Hawaiian Secrets for Modern Living [copyright © 2008 Serge Kahili King]
Connecting With Energy sources is a great way to harness the power of the present. The best place for doing this is anywhere out in nature. Trees are loving beings that love being hugged and also have a powerful energy field. So do human beings, by the way; if you know a powerful human being, hug him or her, too! Human fields and tree fields are similar in this respect; if you get into a peaceful, present space and lean against one or the other, stand between two of them, or sit within a circle of them, you’ll get all the benefits of energy amplification. In both cases you’ll have more energy flowing, your thoughts will be more clear and powerful, and you will feel calm and relaxed.
A third area of attention Serge Kahili King, PhD focused upon in the book started in Chapter 7: Love Your Way to Success as explained in the following quote:
Page 99-100 Huna: Ancient Hawaiian Secrets for Modern Living [copyright © 2008 Serge Kahili King]
It’s good to have an understanding of what I mean by love, because in the Hawaiian it is much clearer than in English and other languages. The Hawaiian word for love is aloha. The root alo means “to be with”. It also means “to be present”, which means to be with someone or something in the present moment. Oha, the next root, is “joy” particularly the kind of joy you have greeting someone or something, so aloha can me translated as “to be happy with someone or something in the moment.” An additional meaning of alo is “to share”, as in to share an experience, and ha is “life, energy, breath, life spirit”. This aspect of aloha is “the joyful sharing of life”, and this is also love.
I found the concepts of this book were in complete alignment with my philosophy of life at this time.
The entire book is an exploration of these seven Huna concepts:
- BE AWARE
- BE FREE
- BE FOCUSED
- BE HERE
- BE HAPPY
- BE CONFIDENT
- BE POSITIVE
If you connect with these ideas, you will love Huna: Ancient Hawaiian Secrets for Modern Living
Blessings,
Barry
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