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The search for a spiritual path sometimes is born out of pains, disappointments,
confusion and sufferings, However, for suffering to give birth to a genuine spiritual
search, it must amount to more than something passively received from without. It has to trigger an inner realization, a perception
which pierces through our usual encounter with the world, When this insight dawns, even if only momentarily, it can precipitate a profound Transformation described
also as a Healing Crisis, overtuning goals, values & priorities, to a different perspective, & a more accurate
perception in this Natural Evolution, <> Aloha <> Aloha Aloha means mutual regard and affection and extends warmth in caring with no obligation in return, Aloha is the essence of relationships in which each person is important to every other person for collective existence. Aloha means to hear what is not said, to see what cannot be seen and to know the unknowable, <> Aloha & Mahalo <>
I n Hawaiian thinking, words have mana [pronounced: mah' nah], meaning spiritual or divine power], and aloha and mahalo are among the most sacred and powerful.S ay them often as they can be life-transforming and -enhancing. Be careful to use them ONLY if you truly feel mahalo or aloha within. Do not exploit these words for personal gain, and neither cheapen, nor trivialize their use by verbalizing them carelessly or without sincerity.A loha and mahalo are ineffable, indescribable, and undefinable with words alone; to be understood, they must be experienced.D eeper meaning and sacredness is hinted at by the root words of these words. Linguists differ in their opinions as to the exact meanings and origins, but this is what was told to me by my kupuna (elder):On a spiritual level, aloha is an invocation of the Divine and mahalo is a Divine blessing. Both are acknowledgments of the Divinity that dwells within and without.Aloha "The presence of (Divine) Breath." Mahalo [Ma = In] + [hâ = breath] + [alo = presence, front, face] "(May you be) in (Divine) Breath."
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