Haumana
Student- Self-paced, online content
- 14 different topics of study
- Developed/researched over 15 years
- Spirituality, Metaphysics, Energy
- Psychology, Relationship Dynamics
- Video-Supported
- Direct life experience
- Coaching sold separately
ALOHA:
Aloha is a value, one of unconditional love and the outpouring and receiving of the life energy or spirit. In a deeper, traditional meaning, it is used to define a force that holds together existence.
LŌKAHI:
The value of teamwork: Collaboration and cooperation. Harmony and unity. People who work together can achieve more. The kaona (hidden meaning) of lokahi, is inherent oneness, connectedness to the heaven, to the earth, and all life and all relations.
‘IKE LOA:
The value of learning. To know well. To seek knowledge and wisdom. We are here to learn, grow and expand into greater aloha/love/harmony as we walk up the mountain of life.
HO‘OMAU:
The value of perseverance. To persist, to continue, to perpetuate. Never give up.
KŪLIA I KA NU‘U:
The value of achievement and excellence. “Strive to reach the summit.” Pursue personal excellence in all you do.
‘OHANA:
Those who are family, and those you choose to call your family. As a value, ‘Ohana is a human circle of complete Aloha.
HO‘OHANA:
The value of work: To work with intent and with purpose.
KĀKOU:
The value of communication, for “All of us.” We are in this together. Learn to speak the language of we. The kaona is all inclusiveness. We are one.
KULEANA:
One’s personal sense of responsibility and sacred duty. “I accept my responsibilities and Reason for being, and I will be held accountable.”
‘IMI OLA:
To “seek best life.” Our purpose in life is to seek its highest form. The value of mission and vision.
HA‘AHA‘A:
The value of humility. Be humble, be modest, and open your thoughts.
HO‘OHANOHANO:
To honor the dignity of others.
Conduct yourself with distinction, and cultivate respectfulness.
ALAKA‘I:
The value of leadership. Lead with initiative, and with your good example. You shall be the guide for others when you have gained their trust and respect.
MĀLAMA:
The value of stewardship. To take care of. To serve and to honor, to protect and care for.
MAHALO:
“Thank you”, as a way of living. Live in thankfulness for the richness that makes life so precious.
NĀNĀ I KE KUMU:
Look to your sense of place and sources of spirit, and you find your truth.
KA LĀ HIKI OLA:
“The dawning of a new day.” Optimism.
The value of hope and promise.
PONO
The value of integrity, of rightness and balance. The feeling of contentment when all is good and all is right.