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E Holomua i ka ʻIke Kūpuna/Moving Forward in the Wisdom of Our Ancestors
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Thursday, September 29 • 12:30pm - 1:30pm
Building Foundations of ALOHA in our Personal and Professional Lives Part 2

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In this Part 2 session, we will continue to explore how the ALOHA practices and teachings of Pilahi Paki and Pono Shim can provide pathways for healing and wholeness in our professional and personal lives.   Participants will be invited to explore their identity and cultural expression in their work and lives, and how ALOHA might inform a better path forward for all. 

Pilahi Paki, a revered kupuna and philosopher, foretold that, “In the 21st Century the World will search for Peace and they’ll look to Hawaii because Hawaii has the key and that key is Aloha.”  We developed our Foundations of ALOHA approach with renowned healer and storyteller Uncle Pono Shim to share the sacred teachings of ALOHA passed on to him by his Aunty Pilahi Paki on how to live and grow aloha practices in every aspect of our daily lives, from personal to professional.
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Miki Tomita

CEO, Education Incubator
Miki is the Founder and CEO of Education Incubator, a nonprofit dedicated to creating opportunities for kids and community to design and implement unique place-based, solution-oriented initiatives based on the core value of Innovation With Aloha (IWA). EI also works with organizations to (re)design their company culture, vision... Read More →

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Brittany Cacayorin

Program Support, Imua Family Services

Thursday September 29, 2022 12:30pm - 1:30pm HST
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