Using the 'Io Symbol

--- On Wed, 5/12/10, Kimara wrote: > Well my husband Joe and I used to get along like two peas in a pod. > Lately since he has retired and is home all day it has been sniping and > snarking and bickering. Now we seem to be on the same page. We are in > sync again! > > And I believe this is only the beginning! Aloha Kimara, I'm absolutely certain you're right! 'Io (or Kiho or Yhihvogh) was the sacred name of the "creator of all things" ... aka TGAOTU. One noted Polynesian historian counted 27 different names for 'Io, including 'Io-ke-wanala or Kiho-te-wanaga ... "the source of all knowledge." 'Io-maka-wai or Kiho-mata-wai ... "'Io, the God of Love" Another symbol of 'Io was the Hawk. If you look through the message archives, you'll notice how often a hawk appears to people when they're getting specialized remote healing ... ... a hawk also "appeared" to almost everyone the night before the March training. That's 'Io. Here's a passage from one Ancient Initiation Ceremony (English Translation): "See how the hawk flies so high in the sky. From his perch in the sky, he can see the clouds that brush against the mountain peaks and fall as rain. He can see as the rain forms rivers, rough rapids, and cascading waterfalls, and finally large rivers which flow into the great ocean. So ... 'Io can see the stream of your life from beginning to end." And, as you already know ... ... there's plenty more where that came from. Nana I Ke Kumu! --Vince http://www.cafepress.com/hunaohana © 2010 Rev. James Vinson Wingo, DD

Re: Kiho Image

--- On Fri, 5/7/10, Julie Martin wrote: > Hello Vince :) I am very intrigued by this image you have created :) I was > hoping that you could share with me some more information about this and > some of the history of the Kumulipo. Aloha Julie, I got some of the symbolism posted earlier today under Kiho-tumu. The Kumulipo is the Hawaiian creating chant ... telling the story "beginning in deep darkness." ... oooops, did I say "creating" ... must be a type-o, huh? Or not. Anyway. One version goes ... (English trans.) "Kiho dwelt within the breathing space of immensity. The universe was in darkness, with water everywhere. There was no glimmer of dawn, no clearness, no light. And He began by saying these words, that He might cease remaining inactive, 'Darkness, become a light-possessing darkness.' And at once light appeared." How's THAT for packing a powerful-punch ... ... sounds kinda' familiar, but with some slight differences that are the most important thing to be paying attention to right now. And THAT concept will become increasingly important as we proceed. Now ... in Hawaiian, "darkness" does NOT refer to the silly, childish Western concept of "bad," but ... INSTEAD ... refers more to darkness in the "unconsciousness" sense of the word ... the "void" where-from-that-which-is-unknown-becomes-known kind of "darkness." So ... there's lots more where that came from. Keep studying! --Vince Get your Kiho-tumu images! http://www.cafepress.com/hunaohana © 2010 Rev. James Vinson Wingo, DD

Mana Generator and more ...

Aloha y'all, I've been experimenting with the Kiho or Kiho-tumu image ... .. see http://huna.blogspot.com/2010/05/kiho-tumu.html In Hawaiian it would be pronounced 'Io. Got it? It is very strong energy! Example: I simply took the color symbol and pasted it on my bathroom mirror ... that way I see it every morning first-thing-in-the morning. ... and I quickly, almost immediately felt charged-up-and-ready-to-take-on-the-day. Pretty cool. This symbol comes through the Kumulipo, and it has that "atomic" energy of the creation of the universe. How's THAT for a "quick pick-me-up?" ... and there's no jittery after-effect :-> Find-out for yourself! Enjoy! --Vince Get your Kiho-tumu mug! http://www.cafepress.com/hunaohana © 2010 Rev. James Vinson Wingo, DD

Kiho-tumu

Aloha y'all,

We're going to be performing special Ancient Hawaiian Initiation Ceremonies that have not been given since before 1777.

I got the "go ahead" in 2008 to "prepare the path," and we finally have six people who are ready to receive the first ceremony.

Depending on how they handle the responsibility, we can then make them available to more and more people.

Exciting stuff, really.

Nana I Ke Kumu!

--Vince

Prepare yourself now ...

http://hunaohana.com/hwc

© 2010 Rev. James Vinson Wingo, DD