
Aloha e ‘ohoihoi a hauʻoli aloha Lāʻpule oukou. Ō kā maluhia nō me ʻoe.
Greetings and enjoy a happy aloha Sunday, everyone. Peace be with you.

Aloha e ‘ohoihoi a hauʻoli aloha Lāʻpule oukou. Ō kā maluhia nō me ʻoe.
Greetings and enjoy a happy aloha Sunday, everyone. Peace be with you.
Israel Kamakawiwo’ole – Over The Rainbow (Full Album)
A compilation album of Bruddah IZ’s best work. Kanikapila!!
Tracklist:
0:00 – 3:30 Over The Rainbow
3:30 – 8:47 Hawai’i ’78
8:47 – 11:23 White Sandy Beach
11:23 – 15:59 Wind Beneath My Wings / He Hawai’i Au
15:59 – 19:59 Kaulana Kawaihae
19:59 – 22:49 Ulili E
22:49 – 25:14 Hele on to Kauai
25:14 – 28:08 Ka Pua U’i
28:08 – 32:50 Hi’ilawe
32:50 – 36:30 La Elima
36:30 – 40:38 Opae E
40:38 – 44:48 In This Life
44:48 – 49:16 Wonderful World
49:16 – 53:31 Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

1. Gabby Pahinui – Ka Makani Ka’ili Aloha 0:00
2. Keola Beamer; George Winston – Kalena Kai 2:52
3. Gabby Pahinui – Hi’ilawe 7:16
4. Dennis Kamakahi – ‘Ülili E (Vocal Duet With David Kamakahi) 11:25
5. Makaha Sons; Dennis Pavao – Ka Loke 15:43
6. Ray Kane — Auwe 19:01
7. Gabby Pahinui – Leahi 21:18
8. Jeff Peterson – Hawaiian Skies 25:11
9. Gabby Pahinui; Sons Of Hawaii – He’eia 27:35
10. Keola Beamer – ‘Imi Au Iá ‘Oe 30:17
11. Gabby Pahinui – Kaua’i Beauty 33:28
12. Sonny Chillingworth – Hi’ilawe 36:54
13. Gabby Pahinui – Wai O Ke Aniani 43:06
14. Ozzie Kotani; Daniel Ho — Paka Ua 45:59
15. Charles Michael Brotman – Hapuna Sunset 49:50
16. Makana – Deep In An Ancient Hawaiian Forest 53:41
17. Lena MacHado – Mom 58:55
18. Sol Hoopii’s Novelty Trio – Ka Mele Oku’u Puuwai (78rpm Version) 01:01:48
Artist: Various
Album: The Descendants: Music
Year: 2011
Hauʻoli Aloha Pōʻalima nā Kānaka! Ō kā maluhia nō me ʻoe.
Aloha kākou e Hauʻoli lā Pōʻaha. E lei ke aloha nō na kau a kau ōla aloha. Ō kā maluhia nō me ʻoe.
Hello and Happy Thursday to you all. From today, tomorrow, always live aloha. Peace be with you.


Hauʻoli aloha Lāʻpule nā Kānaka. He waiwai nui ka pono o nā kūpuna. Ō kā maluhīa nō me ʻoe.
Happy Aloha Sunday, People! Precious is the wisdom of our ancestors. Peace be with you.

You’ve set things into motion and placed your best foot forward … and now, you’re in waiting mode. ‘Aole no … leave it alone, else things might backfire on you. Others are weighing factors involving you. Remain patient. Nothing good comes about through the use of force, so refrain from being demanding. In all honesty, this is a moment of finesse because things around you are in flux. If you find you’re agitated because you’re waiting for an outcome, place your heart elsewhere … You have the opportunity to examine the reasons being still and patient presents difficulty for you in this moment. Breathe and accept the way “it” is right now. Hō’omanāo, he loli ʻole, ke ʻalo aʻe, he paīo kōho. Remember: change is inevitable; struggle is an option.
Welina mai a Hauʻoli lā Pōʻaono nā Kānaka. He Loli ʻOle, Ke Alo Aʻe, He Paio Koho. Ō kā maluhīa nō me ʻoe.
My warmest greetings this Happy Saturday, People! Change is inevitable; struggle is an option. Peace be with you.
Aloha kākahiaka kākou a Hauʻoli Aloha Pōʻalima! Hōʻomanao, kā mea nāna ī hana. Ō kā maluhīa nō me ʻoe.
Good morning to you all and a Happy Aloha Friday! Remember, whatever the heart looks-to, it creates. Peace be with you.

Pleasure is the structure of society. From childhood until death we are secretly, cunningly, or obviously pursuing pleasure. So, whatever our form of pleasure is, I think we should be very clear about it because it is going to guide and shape our lives. It is, therefore, important for each one of us to investigate closely, hesitantly, and delicately this question of pleasure, for to find pleasure and then nourish and sustain it is a basic demand of life and, without it, existence becomes dull, stupid, lonely, and meaningless.
You must ask, why then should life not be guided by pleasure? For the very simple reason that pleasure must bring pain, frustration, sorrow, and fear and, out of fear, violence. If you want to live that way, live that way most of the world does anyway, but if you want to be free from sorrow you must understand the whole structure of pleasure.
To understand pleasure is not to deny it.We are not condemning it or saying it is right or wrong; but, if we pursue it, let us do so with our eyes open, knowing that a mind that is all the time seeking pleasure must inevitably find its shadow, pain.
Now, why is the mind always demanding pleasure? Why is it that we do noble and ignoble things with the undercurrent of pleasure? Why is it we sacrifice and suffer on the thin thread of pleasure? What is pleasure, and how does it come into being?

JOIN ME for 30 Kulāiwi Hawaiian Language Lessons shared by Kamehameha Schools Distance Learning.
E ALA E … AWAKEN / ARISE … Back in August 2005, Kumu Tweety challenged me to start my days with this ‘oli (chant) as I trained with her on Mau’i. I pass on this challenge to my Mainland USA students of Halau ‘Aha Hui Lanakila. For me, learning and passing on the lessons in Hawai’ian challenges me to dig deeper and reach higher!
A’O AKU, A’O MAI … TEACH, LEARN …”I teach so I can learn.”
JOIN ME AS I REVIEW 24 HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE LESSONS sponsored years ago by KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS DISTANCE LEARNING. These pre-recorded sessions are lessons from Kulāiwi, an educational show back in the 90’s produced and taught by Ekela Kaniaupio-Crozier and sponsored by Kamehameha Schools Bishop Estate in collaboration with the Department of Education of Hawai’i.
Pehea ‘oe? O wai kou inoa? No hea mai ‘oe?
‘Eleu au. O Auntie Lana ko’u inoa a no Pearl City mai au.
VALUE LESSON:
Ho’okipa – Hospitality

Kayli Kaʻiulani Carr is your 2016 Miss Aloha Hula. The 25-year-old dominated at the first night of the 53rd Merrie Monarch Festival where 12 female soloists representing their hālau (hula schools) competed for this year’s title. Individuals perform in both hula kahiko (traditional) and hula ʻauana (modern) where Carr finished with a total score of 1,134 points — just 11 more points than the runner-up from Kauaʻi, Brylyn Noelani Aiwohi of Hālau Ka Lei Mokihana of Leinaʻala.
Source: Watch Miss Aloha Hula 2016 winner Kayli Kaiulani Carr’s amazing performance | Hawaii Magazine

Aloha kakōu a aloha kākahiaka. Hau’oli Aloha Pōʻalima nā kanaka! Ī Hopenapule maikā’i. Ō ka maluhia nō me ʻoe.
Hello everyone and good morning. Happy Aloha Friday, People! Have a nice weekend. Peace be with you.




Welina mai a Hau’oli Aloha Po’akahi kākou. Ō ka maluhia no me ʻoe.
Warmest greetings and a Happy Aloha Monday to you all. Peace be with you.



Welina mai a Hau’oli Aloha Po’aha kākou. Ō ka maluhia no me ʻoe.
Warmest greetings and a Happy Aloha Thursday to you all. Peace be with you.



Aloha ahiahi ia oukou
Good Evening to all of you

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Aloha kākahiāka a Hauʻoli Aloha Pō’akahi kākou. Aloha ke lā me aloha ʻole kou puʻuwai. Ō kā maluhīa nō me ʻoe.
Aloha kākahiāka a Hauʻoli Aloha Lā’pule kākou. Ō kā maluhīa nō me ʻoe.
Good morning and a Happy Aloha Sunday to you all! Peace be with you.

Actually, this is a sticky topic because it’s about getting rid of distractions. Distractions from … what? What is important, of course. But then … what ought to keep your mind? Why, whatever is your point of focus at the moment. Anything will do … so long as you can keep your mind from wandering.
So, wandering is getting involved in games, isn’t it?
And then again … can you stop competing with other human beings … pursuing the desire, the craving, the suffering … to be superior? How to stop playing the “me-first” game?
It seems to be a common human socialization pattern amongst strangers, friends and family. So long as most are busy trying to beat someone at something, such situations create a circumstance that might appear as happiness. Hhhmm … sounds a bit dysfunctional as it appears in this two-dimensional black and white form.
I understand … it’s hard trying not to play The Game, because it feels like a trap from which you cannot get out. What does “it” mean … you cannot get out of “it”? “It” means that you and the trap are one in the same! You are not caught, you see, because when there’s nobody in the trap there is no trap.
And so, if you are able to break from this obsession to compete, to one-up another being, for sport, for egoic satisfaction (read, faux happiness), then you can extract yourself from the gameplaying and The Game … The “my game is more interesting than your game” game … and win that game by choosing not to play at all.
You see … it really doesn’t matter if you live or die, because the Spirit goes on as perfectly indestructible. Body death does not cause Spirit death because Spirit simply loses it’s mortal skin bag and goes on in a different way. So, why entertain a games-player and play their egoic game? It’s their game, their issues, about what defines happiness for them.
Thank you, I do not want or need another’s issues, and respectfully decline.
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