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Dr. Allan Lewis, considered the legendary "Golden Kahuna" of the Manoa Valley on Oahu, taught what he called going into "the Silence" as one of the most essential principles for applying the wisdom of the Kahuna.

Because working and communicating with your Inner Child is all about "going inside."

Here's one story ...


"A Better Drill Bit"

There are two kinds of basements in Cape Girardeau ... those that leak and those that are going to leak.

Once upon a time, our basement became the kind that leaks ... so Dad went to install a sump pump. To get the water outside, he had to go through a thick concrete wall.

He spent many hours drilling away at the wall ... going through several drill bits ... only to
accomplish a one-inch dent in the wall.

So he drove to the hardware store and he went inside ... and when he was inside he asked for the appropriate expert on tools. And the tool man came to help him.

Dad said, "I need a better drill bit."

And the tool man said, " ... for what purpose?"

So Dad explained the situation ... then he explained what he wanted to accomplish.

And the tool man said, " ... you don't want a drill bit ... you want a hole ... "

Then the tool man showed him the right tool ... not a drill bit, but the right tool for the job.

So Dad decided to buy that tool and to use it.

And then he went outside the hardware store and drove back home where he lives ... and he used the tool to make a hole in the concrete wall ... and it took only five minutes.

We don't even remember what the tool was called ... even though it worked so well, but it was the right tool for the job.

 

So "pay attention!"

This story teaches several key Kahuna principles on different levels.

 

The first level illustrates one Master Key of a successful Ha Rite ... that you have to find out what you really want. And students often have a real struggle with this one for several reasons.

One reason is we're not used to expressing what we really do want.

Another is we often have limiting beliefs ... "blinders" of which we are unaware ... that keep us stuck.

In the "Drill Bit" story, Dad was unconsciously limiting his successful outcome by limiting the scope of his solution to the drill bit itself. It can be a very subtle distinction ... but, in a way, he was "stuck" by his limited belief about HOW to achieve his real goal ... which was getting the water outside.

Now ...

... this was a "talk story" hypno-story to illustrate and teach Kahuna principles.

How many can you find?

--Vince

© 2009 Rev. James Vinson Wingo, DD

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