The Kingdom of Aksum (also spelled as ‘Axum’) was an ancient civilization located in what is today northern Ethiopia and Eritrea. The Kingdom of Aksum (also spelled as ‘Axum’) was an ancient civilization located in what is today northern Ethiopia and Eritrea.This kingdom existed roughly between the 1st and the 8th centuries AD. Due to its strategic geographical position between the Mediterranean Sea (connected via the Nile) and the Indian Ocean (connected via the Red Sea), the Kingdom of Aksum was an important player in the trade between the Roman Empire and ancient India. It was perhaps also due to trade that religions such as Judaism and Christianity were able to find a foothold in this ancient kingdom. This may be seen in the story of the ruling dynasty’s origins.
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Aloha kākahiaka kākou a hauʻoli lā Pōʻalima. Ō ka maluhīa no me ʻoe.








Aloha kākahiaka kākou a hauʻoli lā Pōʻaha. Ō ka maluhīa no me ʻoe.
The Bahala Tree of Life is at the center of the Babaylan Mandala. It represents you and many things. It contains symbols of the Feminine and Masculine Principle, the symbol of “spirit” and also contains the symbols of Bathala/Bahala, which pertains to the name of ancient Philippine supreme deity. At the root of the BA-HA-LA tree of life is the baybayin symbol of BA and within it is the baybayin symbol of LA within it. BA represents Feminine principal, having the shape of a womb. LA represents Masculine principle having the approximate shape of a short-tailed seed or sperm. BA baybayin symbol with the small LA baybayin symbol nestled within it in this manner represent two things: fertilization that begets pro-creation OR manifest creativity. “babaylan” — a Visayan indigenous priestess who brings together the physical and … Continue reading →
Aloha kākahiaka kākou a hauʻoli lā Pōʻakolu. Mahele kōu makana kā aloha ia āpau. Ō ka maluhīa no me ʻoe.




“A thought arises. It is just a thought. I observe the thought floating by like a cloud in the sky, leaving only clear sky. I do not hold onto the thought to make it into a story, nor a drama, nor even a melodrama.”





