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The Ahi of Aloha: The Hawaiian Aura Logo, The Symbol of Our Promise

Lynette Haunani #AhiOfAloha #hawaiianaura #letsloveeachother #livealohaonandoffthemat #mindfullness #onelove #oneworld community Diversity growing up Hawaiian Growing up in a multi cultural family Hawaiian tradition mindfulness mixed culture muliticulture recovery taking a break The Ahi of aloha The Flame of Aloha The Hawiian Aura Ahi tradition yoga

The Ahi of Aloha: The Hawaiian Aura Logo, The Symbol of Our Promise

At Hawaiian Aura, our logo isn't just a symbol; it's the Ahi (flame) of Aloha, a beacon representing the very heart of our community. This radiant flame embodies so much of what makes Hawaiian culture unique and enduring, a powerful reminder of who we are, no matter if you are a Hawaiian living in Hawaii or elsewhere in this beautiful world. The Ahi in our logo speaks to harmony—the balanced coexistence that's central to the Hawaiian way of life. It’s deeply rooted in the importance of family values and traditions (ʻohana), the cornerstone of Hawaiian society that teaches us respect,...

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Pokai Bay and the Paddle: Lessons from a Hawaiian Childhood

Lynette Haunani #auravibe #childrensmeditation #deepbreathing #growinguponthebeach #hawaiianaura #ho'oponopono #lets learnfrom eachother #letsloveeachother #livealohaonandoffthemat #livingmybestlifeontheocean #mindfullness #oneworld #PoKa'iBayUSA Connect to nature with Mana Ha connection to self and the land creating love with respect to our cultures growing up Hawaiian Hawaiian Outrigger Canoe Paddling how to compliment culture Na Keiki O Ka Mo'i Canoe Club surfing mountains like waves

Pokai Bay and the Paddle: Lessons from a Hawaiian Childhood

The Rhythm of my paddle. I grew up on a sandy beach called Poka'i Bay. It's located on the west side of the island of O'ahu, in the state of Hawai'i. The scent of salt and plumeria, the endless stretch of blue water and the rhythmic beat of paddles – these are the indelible memories of my childhood growing up on the sun-drenched shores of Pokai Bay on the west side of Oʻahu. For us keiki (children), the beach wasn't just a playground; it was our classroom, our training ground, and the heart of our community. Family memories made, lifelong relationships...

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