Jesus Christ visited Hawaii after he rose from the dead, and He was known then to my people as LonoÑThe Enlightened One Indeed and The Man Who Walks With Rainbows.
My Kanaka Maoli or Indigenous Hawaiian ancestors preserved this history of Him and what He taught them through sacred oral teachings, passed down to me through generations of my ohana or family.
These teachings are about the practice of forgivenessÑtrue Ho_oponoponoÑand the way to realign the kingdoms of heaven within: mind, body, and spirit; future, present, and past.
I wrote this first for my son. Heavenly Father commanded me to set our oral teachings down so my son could hold them, study them, and remember. As more people asked to learn, I shaped it for others tooÑthose who want to forgive, release resentment, and return to safety and peace in our Creator of All Things.
This book carries our record: ChristÕs teachings as my family kept them, a clear way to Òmake right within,Ó and a path to the peace that begins in the heart and spreads to the home. I was taught that His return is welcomed not by waiting for one great rescue, but by restoring peace within, just as He taught usÑso He may dwell among a people who have made their inner world a place of light. A place of righteousness. A place fit for the King of All Kings... for the Prince of All Peace.
For The Man Who Walks With Rainbows.
But right now? It's too ghetto. I would personally be embarrassed for Him to return to have to save us again from such worldly darkness when He has already sacrificed His life for us graciously while under indescribable torment.
That wouldn't be pono... That wouldn't be right.
I believe it's time for us to return to the beginning. To go back to the basics. To go back to the story of the creation of the world that is the womb of Great Mother and Giver of All LifeÑthe foundation of Heaven and God's beloved through the sacred, ancient Hawaiian art of Ho_oponopono that I teach inside of this book...
So we can take personal responsibility and make right what we're waiting for The King to make right for us instead.
It's the pono thing to do.
"A_ohe hana nui ke alu _ia"ÑNo task is too big when done together by all.
Ke Akua PuÑGo with God, and God bless., ho'oponopono, , Kai Soong| | 196PAGES