Hawaian Spirituality;
The Huna Prayers
Peter Richards, MSW, Shamanic Teacher
A
workshop on how to use
the
Miracle Prayer
in your daily life.
Voluntary donation.
2-4pm
| Lakeshore
Interfaith Institute 6676 122nd Ave Ganges Mi 49408
Hawaian Spirituality; The Huna Prayers Peter Richards, MSW, Shamanic Teacher |
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11am | The civilization of Polynesia, including that of Hawaii, developed mystical arts to a high degree. They were able to perform miracles of healing. This was done through observation of consciousness and the energies it controls--much as was done by the rishis of ancient and modern India. In Hawaii all this ancient knowledge was apparently lost with the Americanization of the islands and the entrenchment of the missionaries. Max Freedom Long, an American teacher in Honolulu, was determined that the old knowledge be preserved. He mastered the language and pored over the old texts, which are still preserved in the Baker museum. He reconstructed what he called Huna or the hidden knowledge. (A kahuna is a keeper of hidden knowledge). In 1948 he published The Secret Science Behind Miracles. He founded Huna Research Inc to test and carry on his work. It is now based in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. |
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workshop on how to use Voluntary donation. |
2-4pm |
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Peter Richards, a student of shamanism and a member of HRI, will discuss Max's work at 11 AM. This will cover the Three Selves of a person, mana, breathwork, the aka cord, mental telepathy, and the Miracle Prayer which can be used for healing, prosperity, and other positive outcomes. At Noon Michelle Gauthier will celebrate a Sufi Universal Worship as taught by Sufi Master Hazrat Inayat Khan and incorporating readings from several world religious traditions. Jim Cooper will provide original musical offerings to enhance the worship.