Mastering Your Hidden Self: A Guide to the Huna Way

99 Pages·1985·12.55 MB·English

by  Serge Kahili King

ktdwsion. 2 7 R~e dhooery of Huna
misery, bloody wars, and little hope of happiness kahualas, sometime in the millennia before Christ a
on earth p u p o f initiates got together and created an wtificid
In desperation, because of the failures of traditional language by rneaps of which the knowledge of Huna
religion and modern science, people are resurrecting could be communicated from generation to generation.
medieval practices such as witchcraft and various This secret language formed the roots of another
h s of o ccultism that promise the individual con- language which could be used openly, so that no matter
trol over his or her environment These practices contain how the outer language was used and what beliefs
elements of truth and can be either fun or dangerow were constructed with it, the root knowledge would re-
but the results are usually haphazard. Another path being main like a well-presemed secret. Many symbolic
d e n i s that of positive thinking and its derivativeg meanings were added to the basic secret meanings, and
which contain much good but they are limited to meanings were often duplicated in several roots to
personal transformation, and their results are also hap furtber ensure the survival of the knowledge. There is
hazard. Finally, of course, there is the drug culture, some anthropological evidence to support the kahuna
but this is escapism pure and simple, and the results are belief that this language and the knowledge it contained
nearly $ways disastrous. spread from the Pacific throughout the rest of the
Into all this darkness comes the shining light of wdd and traces of it still exist in many ancient place
Huna It is religious in the sense that it inspires man to names.
attain spiritual perfection. It is scientific because it Now all of this might sound as Fanciful as the claims
deals with the physical here and now and its techniques ofcertain secret societies which pretend to an unbroken
produce repeatable effects on people and the environ- line of knowledge. tracing their origin to ancient times,
ment Huna is a philosophy of life with a strong but it not for the fact t h th e code to the s e a t
simple code of ethics. Some consider it to be occuIt language ofHuna has bem discinwedl The evidence is
because it works with forces that are unseen but very real. available to anyone who cares to read it. After years
It is all embracing because every reiigion contains of studying the source^ I am convinced that Huna did
parts of it and science is beginning to recognize its indeed spread wt from Polynesia
principles in the workings of the universe.
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The man who fvst revealed the Huna code to the
Let me make it clear that Huna is rpot identical with West was Max Freedom Long, a student of psychology,
the traditional religion of Hawaii, and my comments do teacher for many years in Hawaii and a one-time
not concern that religion in its objective, historical member of the Theosophy movement From the b e
f o m Rather, I am presenting m older, more universal ginning of his stay in the islands, Long was fascinated
Way, which X will illustrate through Hawaiian terms with the powers of the kahunas, who were the native
and concepts. medicine men and shamans of Polynesia They had
Huna is incredibly old, probably as old as the creation techniques of healing people and controlling the
of man himself. Legend traces Huna back to Mu and environment that actual1y worked, h t t hey weren't
later Atlantis but the fwst historical indication we have about to reveal their methods to a nonkahuna During his
of its presence is in andent Egypt. According to the many years of residence there Long tried to discover
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