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Kumu Hula - Neaulani Kuamo'o-Peck


Kumu Hula Mana Site Map

The site map provides a quick overview of the Kumuhulamana.com website. Click on any of the links below to quickly find just what you are looking for. Aloha .



Features:

The wonders and beauty of the hula. It is a most joyful and spiritual expression of Hawaii, its' land and its' people.

We now are calling these gatherings of learning, PLAYSHOPS! Gathering with a group of people with similar interest to have fun learning. Are you ready for fun?

Share and post together with special guests to share a week of Hawaiian spirituality

Gallery Of joyful and spiritual expression of Hawaii, its' land and its' people.

Hawaiian Books & Music

The wonders and beauty of the hula.

Pele Chant




Kumu's Contact Mail:

Neaulani Kuamo'o-Peck:
Aunty's Neaulani

Mahealani Kuamo'o-Henry:
Aunty's Mahealani


Hula WorkShops plus Pass Events Links:

Hawaiian Island Cultural Cruise Retreat

Take care of your body, mind and soul in this amazing retreat with two of Hawaii's most loved Kumus.Aunty Mahealani Henry and Kumu Hula teacher Neaulani Kuamo'o

Welcome to Melbourne for the Parliament of the World's Religions

Parliament of the World's Religions to share in the traditions, culture and spirit of Australia.

Authentic Hawaiian Spiritual Teaachings from 9th Generation Elders

Aunty is a teacher-messenger for the spiritual voices of the ancestors within the strong lineage of na Kumu, Kahu, & Kahuna (teachers, guardians, priests, priestess/ advisors and healers)

Kumu Hula Mana Hawaiian spirit workshop

The hula is fun, lively, sacred, light-hearted, and even satirical, solemn and ritualistic, and what determines the differences is the purpose for which it is danced


Hula Book Store:

Hawaiian Books & Music

E Komo Mai Kakou A Me Ka Hula! Come, Let's Dance!!!

pele chant

Aloha


Aloha : The modernized meaning of Aloha is used for : hello, goodbye, and love. The Hawaiian would be a breakdown of the word such as , ALO meaning the presence of spirit and HA meaning the breath of life. So, saying “ALOHA” to one another is more like greeting and acknowledging the spirit and the life of the one you are addressing. I recognize you as life spirit…… ALOHA

Kumu


Kumu : The term kumu literally means teacher. In Hawaii, kumu are those that through lineage or lifelong tutelage with a master of a certain craft, then in turn become KUMU. This can be kumu hula as a master / teacher of dance or kumu oli as a master / teacher of chants. Others in their crafts would be canoe builder, weaver, herb and medicine to name a few. These people, kumu , or masters of their craft are also called KAHUNA.

Mana


Mana : Translated in English, MANA is power. Mana is more the internal power or energy of any living thing. Hawaiians know all things have mana. The aina (land), pohaku (rocks), plants, people, gods and goddesses in varying degrees.

Spirit


Spirit : ’Uhane is the Hawaiian equivalent of spirit. Pronounced oo ha nay The essence of being. That of all sentient beings which is everlasting. Aloha ’uhane is a greeting in which you acknowledge the ’uhane, the everlasting essence of being. For those that know the meaning it is like turning on their light when addressed in this manner… Aloha 'UHANE

Hula


Hula : Hula, everyone knows, is beautiful ladies in grass skirts and coconut bra tops , smiling and swaying gracefully with huge flowers in their hair. Well yes, sorta and that is lots of fun at parties and for entertainment. Hawaiian hula is a form of story telling. There was no written language in Hawaii so the stories were passed down through the hula. Hula literally means , dance. There are two forms of hula auwana which is the modern style and the kahiko is the ancient form.

WorkShop


Workshop : Hale o hana would possibly be the translation here as a house of work. We now are calling these gatherings of learning, PLAYSHOPS! Gathering with a group of people with similar interest to have fun learning. Are you ready for fun?


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