While the different Huna lineages and schools of thought may differ on some of the finer details, and feature some of their very own techniques, there are a number of techniques that may be regarded as nearly universal:
Ho’oponopono – “Two Way” forgiveness process (“to make right two times/both ways”) that could be performed either externally [...]

Most important among Huna’s principles is its understanding of the human mind and human consciousness:
It assumes a three-part partition of the mind/self into a Conscious Mind, an Unconscious Mind, and – crucially – a Higher Self.
Alongside these 3 selves, the ancient Hawai’ians were specifically concerned with the flows of unseen (electrical, etc.) energies (“mana”) in [...]

A Ohe Pau Ko Ike I Kou Halau – “Think not that all wisdom is in your school” – Ancient Hawai’ian Saying
A brief discussion of Huna lineages is very much in need of the caveat contained in the ancient saying above: Rather than engage in useless infighting over who’s version of Huna is “more pure” [...]

Besides the outer order of the Hawai’ian Royalty (Ali’i), there had existed an inner order since at least 1200 C.E. (and likely even earlier than that), that of the "Kahuna". And while the outer order was known for its manifestations such as the Kapu ("forbidden / taboo") System, politically motivated warfare between the Hawai’ian Islands, [...]

Huna has a large number of correspondences with elements of other spiritual and philosophical systems, here are some of them:

Monism – All is ultimately One: Buddhism, Taoism, Qabalah, some forms of Christian Mysticism
Principles of Karma and Forgiveness: Eastern philosophies including the Upanishads, and Buddhism
Guardian Spirit: Native American systems, Hermeticism, Christian Mysticism
4/5 Elements: Alchemy, Eastern Philosophies, [...]

The term “Huna” refers to an Ancient Hawai’ian spiritual philosophy that goes back at least as far as 1500 C.E. While the word itself simply means “secret” or “hidden”, its use to describe the ancient teachings originated with a Western researcher by the name of Max Freedom Long. He was among the first Westerners [...]

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