Huna is a powerful and transformational system of practices, teachings, philosophies, energy work and more. The word huna means (among other things) "secret," and may not have been used as the name of this spiritual path until modern times. The word Kahuna can mean keeper of the Secret, but is more often defined as expert and could refer to an expert in any field.

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Huna:

A Hawaiian religious practice involving clairvoyance, precognition, healing, miracles and magic.

(See also: Huna, Psychic, Psychic Dictionary, Parapsychology, Parapsychology Dictionary)

Huna does a great deal of work on developing qualities of heart and character. Important goals are enthusiasm, saying yes to life, courage and the ability to give and receive unconditional love. The huna practitioner becomes more and more aware of the nurturing and loving aspects of the Earth, and feels loved and supported by nature and connected to all of life. He or she is also able to direct energy to assist the Earth in return for that support.

Read more here: » Huna: The Three Selves, Qualities of Heart

One of the first goals in Huna practice is becoming the kind of person whose prayers are answered. In the process of Huna prayer, you carefully form the thought forms you want to manifest. After you have a clear picture in your mind of what you want, you build up a surcharge of mana, do the Ha Ritual and send the seeds (thought forms) along your aka cords to the lower self. The lower self carries these on the aka cords to the high self and Aumakua.

Read more here: » Huna: Clearing the Path for prayers

Huna: the teachings of the ancient Hawaiian people. Huna encompasses breathwork, chanting, Dreamtime Techniques, energy work, guided imagery, Ha Breathing, and Ho'oponopono. (See kahuna healing.)

(See also: Huna, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)

kahuna healing: The medical phase of Huna, which is a religion or esoteric magical tradition native to the Hawaiian Islands.

The word huna literally means secret or that which is hidden, or not obvious. Kahuna literally means keeper of the secret. Kahunas are Hawaiian witch doctors.

Kahuna healing encompasses colon cleansing, energy field manipulation, Ho'oponopono (spiritual counseling), lomi-lomi, and the use of amulets. Its theory posits an etheric body (aka), a godhead (Kumulipo), and mana. Some proponents use the expressions kahuna healing, Huna, and Hawaiian Huna interchangeably.

(See also: Kahuna healing, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)

In Huna, the ancient Hawaiian religion, the Kumulipo is an epic poem, over two thousand lines long, that was recited from memory by kahunas at important ceremonies and festivals. The Wharewananga of the Maori is very similar, as are poems from Tahiti, the Marquesas Islands, Tuamotu and Rapa Nui. The first part of the Kumulipo is po, the age of spirit. The Earth may or may not exist, but the events described do not take place in a physical universe. The words show the development of life as it goes through similar stages as a huma ...

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The Chinas or Ciñas are a people mentionned in ancient Indian sources at the beginning of our era, such as the Manu Smriti, the Mahabharata as well as in the Puranic literature. They are believed to have been the Chinese. In the epic of the Mahabharata, the Cinas appear together with the Kiratas among the armies of king Bhagadatta of Pragjyotisa (Assam). In the Sabhaparvan, the same king is said to be surrounded the Kiratas, and the Cinas. Also in the Bhismaparvan, the army of Bhagadatta is said to consist ...

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The Sakas are a peoples that lived in what is now Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Iran, Ukraine, and Altai and Siberia in Russia, in the centuries before 300 AD. They are considered to be a branch of Scythians by most scholars. Saka is the usual Persian term, while Scythian is a Greek term. Some of their neighbours included the Sarmatians, Issedones and Massagetae. Their language is poorly known, but seems to have originally been a member of the Iranian family (though some question wheth ...

Including:

• Saka - Connection theories
• Saka - Asian peoples
• Saka - European peoples
• Saka - Sakas in Ancient Indian Literature
• Saka - Degraded Kṣatriyas from the northwest
• Saka - Military actions
• Saka - Military alliance with Chandragupta circa 320 BCE

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huna

Magic and healing practiced by Kahunas (Hawaiian)

(See also: Huna, Body Mind and Soul)

HUNA:

1) the traditional Pagan religion of Hawaii

2) a magico-religious system invented by Max Freedom Long, who is attempting to recreate what he thought the original HUNA must have been like. Most who consider themselves to be practicing HUNA are practicing the later.

(See also: HUNA, Witchcraft, Wicca, Paganism, Pagan Dictionary)

Huna

Ancient Hawaiian religious system of goal attainment and spiritual growth based on a knowledge of three levels of consciousness and the use of "mana," the vital force that heals and energizes.

(See also: Huna, New Age Spirituality, Body Mind and Soul)

HUNA: The ancient Polynesian philosophical, scientific and magickal system. Huna teaches that there are three selves: lower, middle and higher that may be integrated by directing Mana properly. Practitioners are called Kahuna.

(See also: HUNA, Magickal Traditions, Magickal Paths, Paganism, Pagan Dictionary)

Huna

Ancient Hawaiian religious system of goal attainment and spiritual growth based on a knowledge of three levels of consciousness and the use of "mana," the vital force that heals and energizes.

(See also: Huna, New Age Spirituality, Body Mind and Soul)

2005-04-23

For more dictionary entries, see » Huna Dictionary

HUNA KANE

This Hawaiian technique espouses that emotions and experiences are trapped in the fibers of each muscle group and organ in the body. Through a rhythmic massage technique where the practitioner “dances” with the forearm softly across their client’s muscles while informing the client of the particular emotion being addressed (i.e., guilt, fear, anger, etc.), Huna Kane allows the client to re-experience that emotion and to clear it from their body. From this place of clarity, awareness, balance, peace, and harmony become more accessible. Huna Kane is practiced on fully-clothed individuals lying on a mat on the floor.

(See also: HUNA KANE, Alternative Health, Massage, Bodywork, Body Mind and Soul)

Huna Kane Temple Massage: ancient, sacred, and omnidimensional form of bodywork based on kahuna healing and Tantra. its theory posits a God/Goddess within.

(See also: Huna Kane Temple Massage, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)

2005-04-23

For more dictionary entries, see » Huna Dictionary

The Gupta dynasty ruled India north of the Vindhya Range during the 4th and 5th centuries. Though not as vast as Mauryan empire, The Gupta era left a deep and wide cultural impact not only in the subcontinent but on the adjacent Asian countries as well. We get plenty of information about this illustrious dynasty through coins, inscriptions, monuments and Sanskrit classics. The Gupta rulers were great conquerors and good administrators. They checked the infiltration of foreign tribes like Sakas and Hunas and established political stability. Econom ...

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Gupta Empire, Gupta Empire - Origins, Gupta Empire - The Guptas ascendant, Gupta Empire - Main Gupta rulers, Gupta Empire - Chandragupta, Gupta Empire - Samudragupta, Gupta Empire - Chandragupta II, Gupta Empire - Kumaragupta I, Gupta Empire - Skandagupta, Gupta Empire - Military organization, Gupta Empire - Huna invasions and the end of empire, Gupta Empire - The Guptas of Magadha

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