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<![CDATA[Le blog de rohutu no'ano'a (articles in english)]]> http://www.rohutu.com/categorie-10007932.html Les derniers articles publiés dans la catégorie "articles in english" du blog "Le blog de rohutu no'ano'a" fr http://fdata.over-blog.net/1/01/57/20/avatar-blog-1000210770-tmpphpBnv0hQ.jpeg <![CDATA[Le blog de rohutu no'ano'a (articles in english)]]> http://www.rohutu.com/categorie-10007932.html Sat, 13 Mar 2010 18:03:36 +0100 Sat, 13 Mar 2010 18:03:36 +0100 Over-blog.com RSS 2.0 Engine Copyright 2010 www.rohutu.com articles in english http://www.rssboard.org/rss-specification/ <![CDATA[MU and MENEHUNE PEOPLE]]> http://www.rohutu.com/article-10829215.html www.sacred-texts.com/pac/hm/hm25.htm

]]> Tue, 12 Jun 2007 00:14:00 +0200 http://www.rohutu.com/article-10829215.html articles in english http://www.rohutu.com/article-10829215-6.html#anchorComment <![CDATA[Homeless and desolated ghosts]]> http://www.rohutu.com/article-10829155.html
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]]> Tue, 12 Jun 2007 00:07:00 +0200 http://www.rohutu.com/article-10829155.html articles in english http://www.rohutu.com/article-10829155-6.html#anchorComment <![CDATA[MAUI AT KEKAA]]> http://www.rohutu.com/article-10738391.html

At Kekaa lived Maui and Moemoe ; the great desire of one was to sleep ; his head on the pillow, there he would lie until Welehu (November) became the month. This person was Moemoe. The other desired to travel. When Moemoe slept, Maui was traveling, each according to his taste. While Moemoe was[...]]]> Wed, 06 Jun 2007 10:18:00 +0200 http://www.rohutu.com/article-10738391.html articles in english http://www.rohutu.com/article-10738391-6.html#anchorComment <![CDATA[PUU KEKAA]]> http://www.rohutu.com/article-10692435.html

Puu Kekaa is the most prominent natural feature at Kaanapali. Formed by an old lava flow that entered the sea, this work of the volcano goddess Pele creates a little cove, with beaches on either side that attracts abundant marine life.

It was very sacred to ancient Hawaiians as a leina a[...]
]]> Sun, 03 Jun 2007 08:42:00 +0200 http://www.rohutu.com/article-10692435.html articles in english http://www.rohutu.com/article-10692435-6.html#anchorComment <![CDATA[STONES AT KEKAA]]> http://www.rohutu.com/article-10692268.html

When the Maui Eldorado was being built, Eric Jacobsen unearthed two very large stones, both of which are historic in Hawaiian legends. One is Moemoe, who was turned to stone by the demi-god Maui in a fit of pique over Moemoe’s insults. The man’s name is the hawaiian for sleep and it is said[...]
]]> Sun, 03 Jun 2007 08:09:00 +0200 http://www.rohutu.com/article-10692268.html articles in english http://www.rohutu.com/article-10692268-6.html#anchorComment <![CDATA[CONCERNING KEKAA]]> http://www.rohutu.com/article-10692261.html

The important thing is that Kekaa was the birthplace of Kaululaau (son of Kakaalaneo), the famous one who traveled all over Lana’i fighting the numerous ghosts there and made it a land fit to be inhabited by human beings as it is at the present time.

Concerning the great amount of human bones[...]

]]> Sun, 03 Jun 2007 08:07:00 +0200 http://www.rohutu.com/article-10692261.html articles in english http://www.rohutu.com/article-10692261-6.html#anchorComment <![CDATA[KAPALUA]]> http://www.rohutu.com/article-10692255.html OTHER SITES OF MAUI:

ALA HELE KAPALUA

Honokahua is the site of an estimated 2000 ancient hawaiian burials dating between AD 610 and 1800. Hawaians believe that from such a place ancestors spirits continue to lovingly watch over the land and its people. Today the burial is carpeted by lush[...]

]]> Sun, 03 Jun 2007 08:06:00 +0200 http://www.rohutu.com/article-10692255.html articles in english http://www.rohutu.com/article-10692255-6.html#anchorComment <![CDATA[Abiding places of souls]]> http://www.rohutu.com/article-10692244.html " The hawaiians are not agreed in the idea as to what becomes of the soul after a person dies. They say that the soul has three abiding places, namely : the volcano, in the water, and on dry plains like the plains of Kamaomao (Wailuku) and Kekaa.
Should a chief die or any of his own men or[...]

]]> Sun, 03 Jun 2007 08:04:00 +0200 http://www.rohutu.com/article-10692244.html articles in english http://www.rohutu.com/article-10692244-6.html#anchorComment <![CDATA[KAENA: a sacred site on Oahu]]> http://www.rohutu.com/article-10679899.html

Les extraits ci-dessous sont tirés de "Sites of Oahu" par Elphset P. Sterling et Catherine C. Summers, publié par "the Bishop Museum Press" (juin 1978).

Ka’ena and Pele
Ka ena (red-hot). Ka’ena was one of the relatives of Pele who came with her from KAHIKI and decided to stay at this place.[...]

]]> Sat, 02 Jun 2007 09:46:00 +0200 http://www.rohutu.com/article-10679899.html articles in english http://www.rohutu.com/article-10679899-6.html#anchorComment <![CDATA[He mele no ka leina ka uhane o KA'ENA]]> http://www.rohutu.com/article-10533743.html www.jenpix.com/indigenous/kaena.html

Ku`u Lei Momi - Ka`ena

(My Pearl Lei) - Samuel K. Halstead

Aia i Ka`ena ku`u lei momi
I ka ho`opulu `ia i ka ehukai

Kou maka onaona ka`u i aloha
Kou leo kani hone hone i ke kula

Akahi ho`i au ke `ike maka
Ka ukana lu`ulu`u a ke aloha
(Kou kino[...]

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