"Mahalo Ana for the welcome.
I am completely new to "social networking" sites!!! but look forward to exploring & developing the host/visitor relationship through Ka Welina.
It does seem that more and more, the needs &…"
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Kawaiokalehua Foundation
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Ana Currie introduced him/herself to Ka Welina's host site
Papakolea
Papakolea, the largest community of Native Hawaiians in urban Honolulu, invites visitors to learn about its history and to experience the traditions of Hawaiian healing arts.
Ana Currie introduced him/herself to Ikaika Hussey's host site
Ko’olaupoko Hawaiian Civic Club
Learn the traditional ahupua‘a (Hawaiian land division) management system & protocol - the kuleana (responsibility) of all to respect & care for the resources & the people while living, working & visiting these areas.See More
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Comment Wall (7 comments)
- At 4:42pm on September 16, 2011, Elizabeth Yoes said…
Mahalo Ana for the welcome.
I am completely new to "social networking" sites!!! but look forward to exploring & developing the host/visitor relationship through Ka Welina.
It does seem that more and more, the needs & desires of visitors are actually to align more fully with the needs of the true hosts; A large number of visitors (self included) feel "called" to Hawai'i - it is often the calling to reconnect with original values, the original ways that were able to sustain our ancestors in harmony with all life.
I do hope to connect with Aunty Lynda, & provide a group of visiting "stargazers" a meaningful experience of connection to this land and her people.
Aloha
- At 4:59pm on August 23, 2010, Raven Joy said…
- Aloha Ana, I didn't go to that event, so didn't meet you there. I am a friend of Lynda Tu'a and that is how and why I joined this group. Mahalo.
- At 4:56am on March 12, 2010, Catherine said…
- Thank you for your welcome Ana! I am still new to this so am figuring it all out... Have a good weekend!-Catherine
- At 11:03am on March 11, 2010,
Allen Gunderson said… - Aloha Ana,
Thank you for the welcome. Have a great weekend.
Allen
- At 8:02pm on February 26, 2010,
Waipa said… - Aloha Ana,
Just changed the privacy setting for the Waipa profile. Good talking to you today. Have a mana-full weekend.
Kalen
- At 8:50am on February 23, 2010, Jim Savage said…
- Aloha ka ko!
Thank you for the welcome!
- At 8:15am on February 23, 2010, Claire Campbell Park said…
- Thank you so much Ana for welcoming me! Lynda has just written me and I will try to start making arrangements for a visit. Her areas of expertise are perfect for my interests - but if you have time I hope to meet you too! Thank you again for your thoughtful generousity! Aloha Claire
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