<p>To be a kahuna, a person is taught all about the material things of life, the negative part. He has to know what harmony and unity is within himself, God, and humankind. He must live according to the secret meaning of Aloha: A: ala, watchful alertness; L: lokahi, working with unity; O: oiaio, truthful honesty; H: ha'aha'a, humility; A: Aahonui, patient perseverance. Aloha to the Hawaiian of old is God in us. It means, "Come forward, be in unity and harmony with your real self, God, and mankind. Be honest, truthful, patient, kind to all forms of life, and humble." Kahunas had to learn these things. When they learned them, they found God. They beheld nature as God created it. Beauty in nature is found in flowers, trees, and every living thing on earth, sea, air and fire. Even the rocks and stones and earth have life, according to this way. Kahunas saw beauty, but many of us create ugliness in our hearts and call life sin. Sin is self made law, not God's law. The kahunas learned from the beginning to be fearless and overcome doubt. Fear causes emotional confusion. Doubt causes emotional confusion. When the mind is confused we say that matter controls mind. Broken homes, loss of friends, and ruin in business result. Fear and doubt create false gods. The forces of darkness surround you and come to dwell in you. Kahunas teach freedom from Satan, whom (Christian) Hawaiians call Milu, by conquering fear and doubt. This booklet tells my story of life as a kahuna. I am one of an old tradition. Many of old were greater than I am. The world is seeking truth, and for this reason I am telling these events. May the Great Power bless you!</p>

The Kahuna Religion of Hawaii

David Kaonohiokala Bray

Douglas Low

Religion & Spirituality

Borderland Sciences Research

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The Kahuna Religion of Hawaii