| --- On Thu, 6/25/09, Kurt Ganesha Rinck wrote: > Hello and thank you for making these teachings available. > > May I know more about these DVDs and who is the one teaching on them Aloha Kurt, Morrnah and her hand-picked team of experts ... most of which have been designated a "Living Treasure of Hawaii" for their significant contributions ... do all the training. This was not just the only presentation Morrnah permitted to be video taped ... this is also the only time these experts ever agreed to appear together. Morrnah was a miracle worker! The panel includes: Charles W. Kenn: Charlie Kenn was an olohe lua (lua master) and kahuna born in 1907. He was historian, professor, and author who was highly accomplished in a variety of martial arts. Kenn was honored in 1976 as a state "living treasure" for his pioneering work documenting Hawaiian language, culture and spiritual traditions. Dr. Abraham PiianaiaFull name, Abraham St. Chad Kikiakoi Kalilioku Piianaia, he was a steward of native Hawaiian legacy, culture and language.A descendant of Hawaiian alii grounded in Hawaiian and Polynesian protocol and seafaring, he was the inauguaral director of the Hawaiian Studies Program at UH Manoa and a major force in the Polynesian voyaging revival. He was named a Living Treasure of Hawai‘i in 1999 and received outstanding alumnus honors from both UH and Kamehameha Schools and the 2004 Ke Alii Pauahi Legacy Award from the Order of Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation. Dr. Kekuni Blaisdell Richard Kekuni Akana Blaisdell is a professor of medicine at the University of Hawaii, in Honolulu and is a co-founder of E Ola Mau, an organization of Hawaiian health professionals. His research interests include the spleen and blood disorders, the history of medicine, Polynesian medicine and Hawaiian health. Clayton Naluai Probably better known for Surf music in the 60's and starring in Hawaii 5-0, Clayton was instrumental in preserving traditional Hawaiian Energy work. Dr. Rubellite Kawena Johnson Kupuna, Rubellite Kawena Johnson was Emeritus Professor of Hawaiian, Department of Indo-Pacific Languages and Literatures at the University of Hawaii, from 1967 to 1993. She is an expert in Hawaiian History, Culture and Religion. And other equally important figures ... ... because Morrnah wanted to put Ho'oponopono in its proper Cultural context ... so many topics are covered and integrated to form a cohesive whole. It was filmed by volunteers from a Honolulu TV station using old Beta I technology, so it's definitely not "Blue-Ray" ... but it is the information and historical significance that's important. Find out more at: http://morrnahsimeona.com > and who are the people behind this email address pleae? Morrnah put this event together for her contribution to the Huna Research Associates, who sponsored the week-long conference. See http://huna-research.com Thank you! --Vince © 2009 Rev. James Vinson Wingo, DD Check-out this Month's special: |
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