The sky was gray and thick clouds rolled in the day before a large wedding was scheduled at He‘eia State Park. Many guests were arriving from Japan and the mainland. Friends and family alike prayed and asked for the weather to clear and the sun to shine on this special day. The morning of the wedding I awoke to blue skies and the sounds of birds singing. I could feel the excitement in my na‘au (insides, gut) as I prepared for the sacred ceremony. The couple expressed a great need for a Ho‘oponopono ceremony (to make right, put things in... Continue reading

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