KanakaMaoliCentral

'O 'I'inimaikalani Keali'ikua'aina Kahakalau ko'u inoa. A'ohe fake, A'ohe poser. He mea maoli no keia blog and this is the real way to be hawaiian.

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how do you know lei‘ōhū?

shes my cousin.  Been together since Punana Leo

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Welo

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That wallpaper is mayjah!! But hey wassup Hayn? I'm here to ask you to check out my blog, Trying to bring ʻŌrero Hawaiʻi back. Aloha!

mahalo nui.  love your blog.  kūʻē

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One with Tutu Pele

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Proud Graduates of Pūnana Leo o Waimea

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Its that time of year again...Headed to Moloka'i for the Makahiki...Makaukau, Ae, 'Oia

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sick blog, roots run deep, bless. keep the culture.

Mahalo nui...its important to continue the culture. and be proud to be kanaka maoli

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its a good day in the valley

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Finished my hina'i ( trap)... Ready for Waipio

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As we prepare for makahiki and start to have our ceremonies In our sacred areas, including Kaho'olawe, I send this tribute out to uncle George Helm. Mahalo anakala for giving us what we have today. A wahipana where we can still practice our traditions. Lono I Ka makahiki

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this song is perffs for our lahui. 

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Christmas, Mauna Kea style.

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Be a master

Aloha e Na kanaka hahai... Hello my followers. So I wanted to talk about mastery and familiarity. We must understand that our kupuna were masters at what they did but they did not master I everything. It was on specific thing like canoe carving, tattooing, Lei making, etc. so instead of you learning a little bit of this and a little bit of that please choose one thing and master at it. You will be recognized. That's my mana'o (message) for today. Aloha

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Just finished my scoop net. Made from hau and ulei. Can't wait to try it in the kahawai (stream). If you have any question please ask.

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If i had to describe myself in one photo it would be this one... i call it " Lovin life in the lo'i "

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My Lu'au spot...every kanaka should have one!