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Monday, December 15, 2008
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
In Concert Krishna Das!! A MUST
OAHU · MAUI · BIG ISLAND
Krishna Das in Hawaii! "Heart of Soul" Concert TourDEC 6 - OAHU ~ DEC 7 - MAUI DEC 10-15 - BIG ISLANDOAHUThis Saturday!DEC 6, 7:30 PMPaliku TheatreWindward Community College45-720 Kea'ahala RoadKane'ohe, Hawaii, 96744(PayPal payments have closed)$30 cash only - at the door!Contact: KashmirTel (808) 781-1131Email kashmirji@yahoo.comMAUISunday, DEC 7, 7 PMThe Studio MauiHaiku Marketplace 810 Haiku Rd #265Haiku, HI, 96708 $25 in advance, $30 day ofFor information and tickets:Tel (808) 575-9390 or toll free (866) 427-1427Email: Mike Crall mauimiketoo@msn.comWeb: www.thestudiomaui.comHAWAII - BIG ISLANDSunday, DEC 14, 6:00 - 10:00 pmConcert: Krishna Das & FriendsJoin Krishna Das, Ram Das and others for a celebration of kirtan & teachings.Kalani Oceanside Retreat CenterKalapana-Kapoho Beach Road, Pahoa, HI 96778General Admission $25 For tickets & dinner reservations:Tel: (808) 965-7828Email reservations@kalani.comWeb www.kalani.comDecember 10-15Workshops, Kirtan, RetreatKalani Oceanside Retreat, Hawaii
Open Your Heart in Paradise - The program includes: daily talks by Ram Dass, yoga with Saul David Raye, zen meditation with Therese Fitzgerald, and devotional chanting with Krishna Das.Onsite Accommodations SOLD OUT!Kama'aina Pass $150 - Full Day Retreat Schedule w/o meals Bhakti Pass $100 - 4 nights of Kirtan with Krishna DasInfo & registration with Jared at Kalani at 808.965.0468 ext. 107.For information www.kalani.comFor registration www.ramdass.org
Chant Master Krishna Das New Live Concert Album "Heart of Soul" World renowned chant master Krishna Das will mark his first release since joining the Nutone roster with the release of his debut live album Heart Full of Soul. Captured at Yoga Works Larchmont in Los Angeles and spanning over 2 hours in length, the 2-disk set encapsulates the complete live experience of being at a Krishna Das concert. Renowned for making kirtan chant more accessible to Westerners, it was Krishna Das's desire to create a record that would allow people to immerse themselves in a night of kirtan. Heart Full of Soul transports audiences into that space and features the gospel hymn "Jesus on the Main Line", beloved by audiences and available for the first time on CD. As the best selling chant artist of all time, Krishna Das has sold more than 300,000 records, and continues to engage enthusiastic audiences around the world. He has headlined venues from concert halls to yoga studios for sold out crowds in cities across America, throughout Europe and most recently in South America. He has been recording his popular and much-beloved CD's of devotional Indian chants since 1996 as a sharing of his lifetime spiritual journey, especially the practices of Bhakti Yoga-the yoga of devotion-and to kirtan-call-and-response chanting of the divine names. Krishna Das, has been called the "chant master of American Yoga" by The New York Times, and the "Pavarotti of Kirtan" by Yoga Journal. His groundbreaking music is energized with modern grooves and harmonies to create a soulful practice that is eminently accessible to modern hearts, while staying true to the path of Bhakti Yoga.Krishna Das CD's & tour schedule is available at: www.krishnadas.comwww.nutonemusic.com
Thursday, November 20, 2008
You have to read this Magazine. Its the best from recipes to farmer markets on Island
edible Hawaiian Islands: Award winning quarterly magazine, celebrating the abundance of local foods in the Aloha State.
The Hawaiian Islands … images of beauty come to mind. A paradise in the middle of the Pacific. Deep blue seas, lush mountains and rain forests … clean fresh air. Luscious exotic fruits, fish with names you can’t pronounce.
These islands in the past were all about local; we need to encourage it again. Take value in local, seasonal, authentic foods and the many culinary traditions of the Hawaiian Islands. We want to know those who grow, produce, cook and sell those foods. We want to know what’s available on our islands, in terms of great dining, food events and local community farmers markets. Talk Story… the Hawaiian term for sharing information. Let’s Talk Story about old traditions, as well as new ways of preparing some of the exotic produce we have. Let’s Talk Story about how to keep the Hawaiian Islands prospering in healthy agricultural ways.
Sustainable eating (eating locally produced food) … everywhere you look, there are signs, The Hawaiian Islands are in the midst of a local food….. culinary renaissance, and we should all be a part of it. Would you rather eat what has traveled 3000 miles to get to your table, or 50 miles and less?
Filled with engaging stories, enticing photography and art, our mission is to celebrate family farmers, bakers, fisherman, ranchers, poultry farmers, local chefs and the rest of the community for their dedication to producing the highest quality fresh and seasonal foods. We want to highlight those efforts towards a more sustainable and safe food system in The Hawaiian Islands.
Join us in this effort.
We would love to hear from you, do you know someone whom you think merits a mention or an article? Do you have an old family recipe? Help us tell the story of Hawaii’s food culture. Drop us a line today.
Mahalo
The Hawaiian Islands … images of beauty come to mind. A paradise in the middle of the Pacific. Deep blue seas, lush mountains and rain forests … clean fresh air. Luscious exotic fruits, fish with names you can’t pronounce.
These islands in the past were all about local; we need to encourage it again. Take value in local, seasonal, authentic foods and the many culinary traditions of the Hawaiian Islands. We want to know those who grow, produce, cook and sell those foods. We want to know what’s available on our islands, in terms of great dining, food events and local community farmers markets. Talk Story… the Hawaiian term for sharing information. Let’s Talk Story about old traditions, as well as new ways of preparing some of the exotic produce we have. Let’s Talk Story about how to keep the Hawaiian Islands prospering in healthy agricultural ways.
Sustainable eating (eating locally produced food) … everywhere you look, there are signs, The Hawaiian Islands are in the midst of a local food….. culinary renaissance, and we should all be a part of it. Would you rather eat what has traveled 3000 miles to get to your table, or 50 miles and less?
Filled with engaging stories, enticing photography and art, our mission is to celebrate family farmers, bakers, fisherman, ranchers, poultry farmers, local chefs and the rest of the community for their dedication to producing the highest quality fresh and seasonal foods. We want to highlight those efforts towards a more sustainable and safe food system in The Hawaiian Islands.
Join us in this effort.
We would love to hear from you, do you know someone whom you think merits a mention or an article? Do you have an old family recipe? Help us tell the story of Hawaii’s food culture. Drop us a line today.
Mahalo
Chocolate Seminar/Workshop-Saturday December 6th from 9am to 4pm
In this 6 hour intensive workshop participants will be making their own chocolate from Kauai grown cacao beans. Each person will take home a half pound of Kauai chocolate. This seminar is for the chocolate aficionado who desires to learn about all the aspects of making and growing chocolate from soil to finished bars. We will be tasting and making the three major types of Theobroma Cacao: Criollo, Trinitario, & Forastero. Topics Covered: -History of Theobroma Cacao, -Identifying types of Cacao, -Growing, Sustainability, Permaculture, -Fermentation, Drying, Roasting, -Winnowing, Melanging, Conching,Tempering, -Gourmet food pairings including beer and wine, -Recognizing the taste between different varietals.Registration & Contact
The seminar will be held at a private residence in Hanalei. $169 dollars a person. Space is limited so reserve a spot soon. Call 634-6812 for more information. www.gardenislandchocolate.com Committed to a sustainable Kauai
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Kauai POW-WOW
KAUAI POW WOWSeptember 26, 27 & 28 2008FREE ADMINSSIONSEPT 26 - Friday Educational OutreachLydgate Pavilion 9:30am - Noon Intercultural Indigenous Drum GatheringKapaa Beach Park Drum Presentations 6-9pmArts & Crafts, Food 4pm-9pmPOW WOWSEPT 27 - Saturday 9am - 6pmSEPT 28 - Sunday 9am - 4pm Kapaa Beach Park Native American Indian Arts & Crafts, Traditional Foods, Drumming, Dancing, Storytelling, Keiki Crafts, Silent Auction, Hand Drum, Veterans HEAD MAN DANCER: Tom Jackson (Ponca & Creek Tribes, AZ)HEAD WOMAN DANCERS: Lisa Jefferson (Ponca & Salt River Pima-Maricopa, AZ), Vanessa Palmer (Ponca & White Mountain Apache, AZ)MASTER OF CEREMONIES: John Dawson (Apache Nation, CA)ARENA DIRECTOR: Danny McDaniel (Choctow, HI)HOST DRUM: Wildhhorse Singers (Intertribal, Southern California)NORTHERN GUEST DRUM: Kree Unit (Chippewa Cree, Rocky Boy, MT) SOUTHERN GUEST DRUM: Yellowfish Singers (Intertribal, AZ) HAWAIIAN CULTURAL: Ilima RiveraADVISOR & PERFORMER: Ilima Rivera's Hula Halau & KeikiWebsite: http://lightline.org/pow-wow/For Info Contact: Dale Jacobs (808) 828-1294To Volunteer: Lisa Jobson (808) 635-1199 losgann@aol.com
Sponsored by: Kauai Pow Wow Council · Office of Economic DevelopmentCounty of Kauai · Aloha Beach Resort · Avis Kauai
OAHU POW WOWOctober 4th & 5th - Saturday & Sunday10:00 AM - 5:00 PMFree AdmissionPresented by: The American Indian Powwow AssociationEach year, the American Indian Powwow Association (AIPA) takes sole responsibility as the sponsor of the Annual Honolulu Intertribal Powwow. Since its inception in July of 1995, AIPA has worked to promote and celebrate the Native American culture and traditions in an environment that is family oriented, as well as, drug and alcohol free. This year, we will be celebrating the 34th Annual Intertribal Powwow on October 4 and 5, 2008 at Thomas Square in Honolulu on the island of O'ahu. The powwow is host to Native American drummers, singers, and dancers from across the country including those that reside in Hawai'i, many of whom are in the islands through the military or work. It has also served as a way to unite those so far from home with other Native Americans, and throughout the years many life long friendships have resulted from this event.For more Info: Web: http://www.myspace.com/aipahonoluluEmail: Aipahawaii@hotmail.com9th Annual Native American Flute & Storytelling ConcertMonday - October 6, 2008, 6:30 pmCenter for Hawaiian Studies, University of Hawaii-ManoaFree Admission - This is a free event!Everyone loves this tranquil evening of beautiful music and traditional storytelling. This year we are especially happy to welcome back the ever-popular Troy and Liz DeRoche. Andrew Thomas will also be sharing his gifts of music and stories. More performers to be announced soon. Relax and unwind with us. For more information, call Native Winds, 734-8018 Come enjoy the beauty of the islands and maybe even snag Hawaiian style!!!
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Yoga for Maui
A Global Mala event to help feed the hungry children of HawaiiSunday, September 21st, 2008 Hawaii Tokai International College6:00am - 7:00pm
This all day event will feature:Yoga (various styles and schools)Mantras, Dance and MeditationLive Music by Underwater Radar & other artistsSpecial performance by IHS kids yoga class andKids ukulele performance by Uke N8tureProceeds will go to help the children at IHS and H-5.
Instructors participating in the event:Guru Kirin Kaur (Yoga Tech; San Diego, CA) - Kundalini Yoga, Tantra DanceGuilherme Alves (Yoga Hawaii) - Swasthya YogaMary Bastien (Open Space) - Hatha Tantra Flow Jai Ma Kaur (Maria Steele) (Open Space) - Meditation, PranayamaPaula Stockman (E-RYT) - Vinyasa FlowAni Young (Yoga Hawaii) - Ashtanga Yoga* Brynne Caleda (Under The Yoga Tree Project) * Murti Hower ( Open Space)* Loren Moreno (Open Space)* Brigitte Snyder (Yoga Hawaii) * Instructor leading in the 27 Surya Namaskar ASPONSORS:Hawaii Tokai International CollegeBest PrintingMao Organic FarmTamilyn E. Masuda, CPA, Inc.Taira ChiropracticKeely Luke Photographi'eEnvironmental Design BuildersNails by GioLand of OrganicaPunahou Fitness & SpaUmeke MarketVim n VigorAiwana Artists & Education CoordinationMastercareDown to EarthOpen Space YogaDefinitionFor more information contact the organizers: Debbie Azama-Park - dazamapark@hotmail.com - (808) 222-3699 Jai Ma (Maria Steele) - mariasteele@msn.com - (808) 393-5095
This all day event will feature:Yoga (various styles and schools)Mantras, Dance and MeditationLive Music by Underwater Radar & other artistsSpecial performance by IHS kids yoga class andKids ukulele performance by Uke N8tureProceeds will go to help the children at IHS and H-5.
Instructors participating in the event:Guru Kirin Kaur (Yoga Tech; San Diego, CA) - Kundalini Yoga, Tantra DanceGuilherme Alves (Yoga Hawaii) - Swasthya YogaMary Bastien (Open Space) - Hatha Tantra Flow Jai Ma Kaur (Maria Steele) (Open Space) - Meditation, PranayamaPaula Stockman (E-RYT) - Vinyasa FlowAni Young (Yoga Hawaii) - Ashtanga Yoga* Brynne Caleda (Under The Yoga Tree Project) * Murti Hower ( Open Space)* Loren Moreno (Open Space)* Brigitte Snyder (Yoga Hawaii) * Instructor leading in the 27 Surya Namaskar ASPONSORS:Hawaii Tokai International CollegeBest PrintingMao Organic FarmTamilyn E. Masuda, CPA, Inc.Taira ChiropracticKeely Luke Photographi'eEnvironmental Design BuildersNails by GioLand of OrganicaPunahou Fitness & SpaUmeke MarketVim n VigorAiwana Artists & Education CoordinationMastercareDown to EarthOpen Space YogaDefinitionFor more information contact the organizers: Debbie Azama-Park - dazamapark@hotmail.com - (808) 222-3699 Jai Ma (Maria Steele) - mariasteele@msn.com - (808) 393-5095
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Ka'anapali Beach Club 1/2 off rates! Call now!!
Room Description: Beautiful appointments throughout rooms. Suites offer separate bedroom and living room. Living room offers a pull out sofa. Living room includes entertainment center with video on demand and stereo system, coffee table and lounge chairs. Dining room set that sits four. Kitchen with nook, lanai to include lounge chair and two captain chairs with mini-table. Bedroom includes entertainment center, desk with high speed internet access. Bathroom includes his and her vanity with vanity bench for the ladies. Separate shower and tub concept. Size (sq ft) Approximately 820 Square Feet
Room Amenities
Whirlpool Jet Tub
Air Conditioning
Balcony / Terrace Some Rooms
Voicemail Answering Service
Coffee Maker
Air Conditioning
Alarm Clock
Balcony or Patio Some Rooms
Ceiling Fans
Color TV W/ Remote
Handicap Accessible Units
Individual Climate Control
Internet
Iron and Ironing Board
King Bed
Safe
Sleeper Sofa
Telephone
Voicemail Answering Service
Cable / Satellite TV
Cable TV
DVD Player
Pay-Per-View Movies
Resort Amenities
24 Hour Front Desk/ Security
Activities Dept.
ATM
Barbeque
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Elevators
Outdoor Heated Pool
Outdoor Heated Pool w/ Slide
Outdoor Hot Tub
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Laundry Facilities
Restaurant
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Beauty Salon
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Pool Table
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Massage Services
Parking On-Site
Spa
18-hole miniature golf
Tropical Gardens & Waterfalls
Friday, August 15, 2008
Ancient Hawaiian Wisdom
Join Aunty Pua Mahoe, Kahu David Kapaku, Aunty Leiohu Ryder, and KupunaNahi'ena'ena for a 4 week series of Hawaiian Spiritual Teachings that will be heldMonday and Wednesday evenings from 6-9 pm.AUG 25 AND 27- Aunty Pua Mahoe is a Practitioner of Huna o na mea Hawai'i and an Advocate for the Maui Aids Foundation.She brings in depth spiritual teachings of Mana leo and Mana ike, the spiritual insight and kaona ofwhat Aloha is.SEPT 1 and 3- Kahu David Kapaku speaks on topics of Hawaiian Spirituality, heiau, and the life of making Ke Akua andthe Hawaiian way a part of everything you do.SEPT 8 and 10- Aunty Leiohu Ryder is a Spiritual leader, Emissary of Aloha, and Advocate of Indigenous Mind Philosophy.She will introduce you to the topics of Hawaiian Spirituality and the Indigenous mind in all of us.SEPT 15 and 17- Kupuna Nahi'ena'ena is a Hawaiian Healing Practitioner and Doctor of Metaphysics. She sheds light ontopics of Ho'oponopono and bridging the Rainbow energy of the ancestors.
Registration & Contact InformationRegistraton fee: $45per class or $320 forthe entire 3 week seriesFor more information, please contact: Jeana NaluaiHale Hoomana Spa RetreatPhone: 808-573-8256Email:jeana@lomimassage.comWeb: www.halehoomana.com
Registration & Contact InformationRegistraton fee: $45per class or $320 forthe entire 3 week seriesFor more information, please contact: Jeana NaluaiHale Hoomana Spa RetreatPhone: 808-573-8256Email:jeana@lomimassage.comWeb: www.halehoomana.com
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Hawaii Forgiveness Days!
You are invitedto one of the most important events of the year in Honolulu:Hawai'i International Forgiveness Day
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Highlights:
Visit with Henri Landwirth,one of the few living Holocaust survivors in the world,as he talks about how Hate Hurts
Read what the Honolulu Star-Bulletin had to saya few days ago, about Hawai's Forgiveness Day and one of our2008 "Heroes of Forgiveness", Brenda Adelman
Watch a video preview of "The F-Word"a special exhibition from the Forgiveness Project in London, England,showing for the first time in Hawaii this weekend
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Last Minute Notice for Artists and Poets!
Entries to the Forgiveness Arts Awardsare still open, until midnight tonight (Thursday, July 31)
You can still win; entries are free and easy, online!
Click here
We are a non-profit, non-partisan, non-religious group,supported by dozens of community organizations in Hawai'i;
dedicated to highlighting the myriad waysthat forgiveness can serve as atransformational force in Hawai'i's personal, family, community,social, judicial, cultural and political life.
Please join us this Sunday at the East West Center,on the University of Hawai'i campus, Manoafrom 1:00 to 5:00 pm.
Free to everyone; talks, reflections, music, celebration
complete information at http://www.hawaiiforgivenessproject.org
Saturday, July 26, 2008
MAUI ISLAND SUSTAINABLE LIVING EXPO
The 1st Annual Maui IslandSustainable Living Expo
Focusing on: Island Energy Security, Island Food Security,Island-Based Local Economies & Sustainable Living Education At UH-Maui Community CollegeAugust 16th & 17thSaturday 8am-8pm, Sunday 8am-6pmA two-day event featuring:Presentations and panel discussions from leaders in sustainability, includingSenator Russell S. Kokubun, Chair of The Hawai'i 2050 Sustainability Taskforce,Jeff Hohensee of Natural Capitalism Solutions in Boulder, CO and many more. . .
Register online at
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Attendance is FREE on Saturday Evening, August 16th, 6 - 8pm.
Join us for live music, fresh and local food concessions, a farm stand offering locally grown foods and time to view the exhibits!
For more info, to exhibit, sponsor or volunteer please contact us at:808.984.3792events@sustainablemaui.org
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Thursday, July 10, 2008
1/2 OFF RATES OUT FOR 2009 @ WESTIN MAUI
CALL NOW, THE RATES ARE OUT FOR 2009!!!!!!!!! DON'T WAIT, THEY WILL NOT LAST LONG
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Thursday, July 3, 2008
Lemurian Celebration in Maui
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MAUI
Lemurian Celebration Experience 5 days of Lemurian life, Learn the grace of free energy in motion!
You are lovingly invited to come celebrate your light and reconnect your authentic roots to the moment of now! A full remembrance of your most authentic and 'awake' life on Earth - LEMURIA! Join us now in Celebration and Experience :
WHEN: Saturday July 26th until Wednesday July 30th, 2008 Registration starts 9am on Friday - we end 7pm on Wednesday PLACE: Maui Beach Hotel 170 Kaahumanu Ave. - Kahului, Maui - 96732 In five days, we'll reintroduce you to the gentle art of eja 'i chi pah, which holds the middle between Lemurian 'martial art' & body poetry. Eja 'i chi pah has five levels and each day we'll take you up a level, going from 'playful' to an actual understanding of geometry, magnetics, creation, energy & how to integrate this in your daily life.
We will co-create this 5-day Celebration with you so you'll remember how to step into LOVE in ACTION and we will explore how you can take this back home with you. You will feel why you came to Earth and will reconnect to your power for the rest of your life. We will present in-room & out in nature as we'll take you to ancient and long-forgotten Power Places.
REGISTER OR REQUEST MORE INFO email: celebrations@weaveyourworld.com website: http://www.weaveyourworld.com/
MAUI
Lemurian Celebration Experience 5 days of Lemurian life, Learn the grace of free energy in motion!
You are lovingly invited to come celebrate your light and reconnect your authentic roots to the moment of now! A full remembrance of your most authentic and 'awake' life on Earth - LEMURIA! Join us now in Celebration and Experience :
WHEN: Saturday July 26th until Wednesday July 30th, 2008 Registration starts 9am on Friday - we end 7pm on Wednesday PLACE: Maui Beach Hotel 170 Kaahumanu Ave. - Kahului, Maui - 96732 In five days, we'll reintroduce you to the gentle art of eja 'i chi pah, which holds the middle between Lemurian 'martial art' & body poetry. Eja 'i chi pah has five levels and each day we'll take you up a level, going from 'playful' to an actual understanding of geometry, magnetics, creation, energy & how to integrate this in your daily life.
We will co-create this 5-day Celebration with you so you'll remember how to step into LOVE in ACTION and we will explore how you can take this back home with you. You will feel why you came to Earth and will reconnect to your power for the rest of your life. We will present in-room & out in nature as we'll take you to ancient and long-forgotten Power Places.
REGISTER OR REQUEST MORE INFO email: celebrations@weaveyourworld.com website: http://www.weaveyourworld.com/
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
7th Night Free @ the FAMOUS ROYAL MAUIAN IN SOUTH KIHEI
SUMMER BLOW OUT PRICES, UNBELIEVABLE FOR THE ROYAL MAUIAN!! 7TH NIGHT FREE! CALL NOW! 1 877 628 4482
Monday, June 30, 2008
Westin Princeville Villas and Westin Maui Villas 1/2 off
Please take a look at our new section of the famous magazine for Brides to be (click link or copy and paste in new browser; call us today for that special Wedding in Paradise!
Thursday, June 19, 2008
BIG ISLAND Inner Fire Retreat and Adventure
Three nights and four days at Kalani Retreat Center from Thursday July 10th (arrive by 10:00 a.m.) and departing Sunday July13th (depart by 7:00 p.m.)
Big Island, HawaiiPuna District
Open to couples and singles *we have had several couples form from connecting at the Retreat *
Choose your bliss! The following are all inclusive, optional activites available to you:
Daily Vinyasa / Kundalini Yoga with guided Meditation
Partner Yoga on the beach
A Hike to Green Lake
Learn Thai Massage
Journaling
Story Telling
relaxing in the Kalani pool and Jacuzzi
Mini watsu session (water massage) and swimming in hot springs
steaming in natural steam caves
swims with wild dolphins
sunbathing on a nude, black sand beach (swim wear optional)
Incredible Snorkeling in the Kapoho Tide pools,
Themed nightly playshops on "Creating Healing Sound and Music," "Heart-Centered White Tantra," and "Ecstatic Dance Party"
Nourish yourself with all organic food buffets, snacks and drinks (9 meals included)
Air conditioned transportation by shuttle provided
Book additional massage treatments for a low retreat rate!
Grow more under the guidance of three renowned facilitators.
We were joined by 22 incredible adventurers last year and want you to be with us this year!
Contact & Pricing Information
See the resort at: http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001QpffIhjY3Awj1ngUtd2Sqr_YQ3MEyWn4SSEd9RTR-6HXyZc_kZrcTCSHUd9BEy9t8utvKA95yWlGXIO9thAgoycwKK9ue9HTOUOiexuzTfs=Call (808) 255-9839 for more information!
Per person Early Bird Prices until June 22nd then it goes up $50 per person (except for the tent option which will not go up). 50% deposit required to hold your space and choice of accomodation.
Pitch your own tent! $400 Risers and tarp cover over tent spaces with showers/bathrooms nearby
Lodge Room with Private Bath $520
Lodge Room with Shared Bath $475
Cottage with Private Bath $565
Deluxe Treehouse Suite with Private Bath $650 If you prefer to stay have your own lodge room, cabin or treehouse as a single then contact us for the rate!
Prices are per person, double occupancy and include tax, accomodations, 9 meals, transportation and all classes and playshops. If you are a single sharing a room, we will put you with a compatable person of the same sex. Airfare not included. We have a group rate on Hawaiian Air for just $140 pp.
Hurry and reserve your place for this transformational experience!
With over 6 years, 44 workshops including to Bali last year, over 570 people and incredible shared moments, Inner Fire has a place for you to share in sacred space, please join us!
Big Island, HawaiiPuna District
Open to couples and singles *we have had several couples form from connecting at the Retreat *
Choose your bliss! The following are all inclusive, optional activites available to you:
Daily Vinyasa / Kundalini Yoga with guided Meditation
Partner Yoga on the beach
A Hike to Green Lake
Learn Thai Massage
Journaling
Story Telling
relaxing in the Kalani pool and Jacuzzi
Mini watsu session (water massage) and swimming in hot springs
steaming in natural steam caves
swims with wild dolphins
sunbathing on a nude, black sand beach (swim wear optional)
Incredible Snorkeling in the Kapoho Tide pools,
Themed nightly playshops on "Creating Healing Sound and Music," "Heart-Centered White Tantra," and "Ecstatic Dance Party"
Nourish yourself with all organic food buffets, snacks and drinks (9 meals included)
Air conditioned transportation by shuttle provided
Book additional massage treatments for a low retreat rate!
Grow more under the guidance of three renowned facilitators.
We were joined by 22 incredible adventurers last year and want you to be with us this year!
Contact & Pricing Information
See the resort at: http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001QpffIhjY3Awj1ngUtd2Sqr_YQ3MEyWn4SSEd9RTR-6HXyZc_kZrcTCSHUd9BEy9t8utvKA95yWlGXIO9thAgoycwKK9ue9HTOUOiexuzTfs=Call (808) 255-9839 for more information!
Per person Early Bird Prices until June 22nd then it goes up $50 per person (except for the tent option which will not go up). 50% deposit required to hold your space and choice of accomodation.
Pitch your own tent! $400 Risers and tarp cover over tent spaces with showers/bathrooms nearby
Lodge Room with Private Bath $520
Lodge Room with Shared Bath $475
Cottage with Private Bath $565
Deluxe Treehouse Suite with Private Bath $650 If you prefer to stay have your own lodge room, cabin or treehouse as a single then contact us for the rate!
Prices are per person, double occupancy and include tax, accomodations, 9 meals, transportation and all classes and playshops. If you are a single sharing a room, we will put you with a compatable person of the same sex. Airfare not included. We have a group rate on Hawaiian Air for just $140 pp.
Hurry and reserve your place for this transformational experience!
With over 6 years, 44 workshops including to Bali last year, over 570 people and incredible shared moments, Inner Fire has a place for you to share in sacred space, please join us!
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Vacation Sick Syndrome? It's true!
Hurrah! Finally vacation! But why do you have a sore throat? And the blood pressure has got so high and this diarrhea… This is called the vacation syndrome. It occurs due to the alteration of the psyche some days before vacation. About 60% of all grown-up population suffers from this disorder. But fortunately, it’s possible to prevent it. Here’s how.
Get Ready for Vacation
First of all, you need to prepare your body morally for the rest: let yourself as much relaxation as possible the last days before vacation. There’s no way for you to work in a frantic rush trying to perform all your great deal of duties simultaneously and solve all the problems.
No Work during Vacation
Never think about your work during vacation. Your brain should relax – just have your rest! But it doesn’t mean sleeping too long, as one can’t accumulate the sleep, but can easily upset the usual sleep and wakefulness regimen. But this recommendation has nothing to do with siesta (sleep in the early afternoon), as it is highly recommended to build up the strength and calm down the nervous system.
Relax to the Max
But the main recipe of the good vacation is to do absolutely everything you like: eliminate communication with annoying people, eat whatever you like and have as much fun as you want. In short, relax to the max. This will let you feel good, free and healthy long after vacation.
Monday, June 9, 2008
Maui Beaches
Ringed by 120 miles of coastline, Maui boasts over 30 miles of beaches. Many are easily accessible beach parks with lifeguards, picnic facilities and restrooms. Others are undeveloped, pristine, "secret spots" off the beaten path.
All of Maui's beaches feature sparkling crystal-blue waters, tropical tradewinds, and azure skies that go on forever. Most of Maui's beaches have white sand but black and red sand beaches are also a part of our island's inventory.
Several of Maui's beaches are known worldwide for unrivaled surfing and windsurfing conditions. Others are well suited for the beginning snorkeler, beachcombers, families and children. Scroll down this page for an overview of Maui's favorite beaches.
PLEASE REMEMBER: Even though the ocean is Maui's playground there are precautions to observe. Offshore winds and currents can be powerful and they can change suddenly. That means not straying too far from shore or heading out to kayak, windsurf or sail if warning signs are posted, or if conditions warrant caution.
Please understand that the descriptions below are intended only to provide general information about Maui's beaches. Just because a beach is described as being good for beginners, as having good swimming, or as being calm, this does not mean that the beach is right for you. In addition, conditions can change without warning. You must use your own best judgment to determine whether a particular beach is appropriate for you and your ability level.
The folks who know the most about beach and ocean safety in Hawaii, the Hawaii Lifeguard Associaiton, and several State agencies, have put together an excellent website with all the information you need to make your Maui ocean encounters the best they can be. Click here to check it out.
WEST MAUI BEACHESBe aware of rapidly changing conditions and heed all warning signs when visiting Maui's beaches.
Black Rock -- Ka‘anapali Beach. Black Rock Beach is excellent for beginning snorkelers and swimmers to experienced SCUBA divers. Coral and tropical fish are abundant. This is the northernmost section of Kaanapali Beach. A beachwalk winds through Kaanapali with easy access to beachfront hotels, shopping and restaurants.
D. T. Fleming Beach Park -- Kapalua This classic west Maui beach was named "America's Best Beach" in 2006. A long-time favorite for body and board surfing, this public park also features good swimming. Facilities include picnic tables and restrooms. Lifeguards on duty.
Kaanapali Beach -- Kaanapali Resort West Maui's "signature" beach. Three miles of white sand; sailboat and catamaran rides and rentals; surf and windsurf lessons. Easy walking access from all Kaanapali hotels.Features “Dig Me Beach. Named "America's Best Beach" in 2003”
Kapalua Beach -- Kapalua Resort Known to Maui veterans as Old Fleming Beach, Kapalua is the first of Maui's beaches, and the first beach ever, to be named “"America's Best Beach" (1991).” A truly beautiful tropical beach which offers swimming, snorkeling and SCUBA diving.
Launiupoko Beach Park -- South of Lahaina Another local favorite with a unique natural pool surrounded by a lava rock wall. Excellent for small children; picnic tables and restrooms.
Napili Bay -- South of Kapalua Napili Bay is noted for its sandy beaches and good swimming. An excellent snorkeling spot for novice and expert ocean adventurers.
Puamana Beach County Park – Lahaina This beach provides swimming, picnic tables, restrooms, grills and a grassy park. Waves are excellent for beginning and intermediate surfers.
Wahikuli State Park – Lahaina Another local favorite with calm water conditions for swimming, snorkeling and boogie boarding. Restrooms, picnic tables and grills are available.
SOUTH MAUI BEACHESBe aware of rapidly changing conditions and heed all warning signs when visiting Maui's beaches.
Kama‘ole Beach Parks I, II and III – Kihei Ample parking, lifeguards, volleyball courts and excellent swimming conditions make the Kamaole Parks local favorites.
Keawakapu Beach – Kihei Classic views and varied conditions mark this beach. A beachcomber's delight, this beach offers a half mile walk to the Wailea Resort.
Kihei Beach – Kihei A series of beaches, coves and tidepools along over six-miles Kihei coastline. Some areas offer lifeguards, restrooms, and picnic facilities.
Mai Poina ‘Oe Ia‘u Beach Park – Kihei Excellent swimming kite-surfing, and windsurfing. Facilities include picnic tables, showers and restrooms. Wintertime whale sightings are almost guaranteed.
Makena Beach State Park – MakenaBig Beach at Makena is one of Maui's signature beaches with a seemingly endless expanse of white sand. Picnic facilities and restrooms are available. The adjacent Little Beach is an informal (and nominally illegal) clothing optional beach with excellent body surfing.
Maluaka Beach – Makena This beach, adjacent to the Maui Prince Hotel, offers excellent swimming and snorkeling. Keep your eyes peeled for the green sea turtles which are abundant here.
Mokapu Beach Park – Wailea Excellent swimming and snorkeling. Water sports equipment rentals are available at concessions in front of the Renaissance Wailea Beach Resort.
Polo Beach – Wailea Popular with Maui residents and visitors. Excellent swimming and snorkeling, picnic tables and restrooms are available. Named "America's Best Beach" in 1999.
Ulua Beach Park -- Wailea Another local favorite with excellent swimming, snorkeling, and beachcombing. Early morning and sunset walkers and joggers abound.
Wailea Beach – Wailea Excellent swimming with restrooms and equipment rentals. Along with most other Wailea beaches, the venue for a paved beachwalk meandering past Wailea's hotels, restaurants and shops. Named "America's Best Beach" in 1999.
CENTRAL MAUI BEACHESBe aware of rapidly changing conditions and heed all warning signs when visiting Maui's beaches.
Kanaha Beach Park – Kahului Famous the world over for its excellent windsurfing conditions, Kanaha also offers good swimming and diving. Close to town, this beach is a popular spot for lunch and local volleyball enthusiasts. Lifeguards, restrooms, showers and picnic tables.
Waihe‘e Beach -- Waihe‘e This beach is narrow and relatively free of crowds. It faces east and is a popular surfing spot.
EAST MAUI BEACHESBe aware of rapidly changing conditions and heed all warning signs when visiting Maui's beaches.
H. A. Baldwin Beach Park – Paia A picture-perfect Hawaii beach with excellent swimming and bodysurfing. Also features a "baby beach" with a lagoon. Lifeguards, restrooms and picnic facilities.
Ho‘okipa Beach Park -- Pa‘ia A world-famous venue for professional windsurfing and board surfing. Many contests are held at Ho'okipa. Winter surf can be massive, with excellent and safe viewing and photography. Picnic tables and restrooms are available.
Hamoa Beach – Hana Author James Michener called Hamoa Beach the most beautiful in the Pacific. Named one of ten "America's Best Beaches" in 2006. Outstanding swimming and bodysurfing as well as showers and limited facilities on this family-friendly beach.
Hana Beach Park – Hana Hana Beach Park is one the nicest swimming beaches. A favorite with local families, Hana Beach Park is one of the most popular swimming beaches on the island. Many local community events are held here.
Red Sand Beach – Hana A "secret beach" with volcanic red sand and good swimming and snorkeling. Free spirits love this beach despite its challenging location -- not for the faint of heart!
Wai‘anapanapa State Park – Hana Excellent camping facilities, as well as cabins make Wai‘anapanapa State Park one of Maui's best beaches. Overlooks a black-sand beach with good swimming, snorkeling and freshwater pools in caves.
MAUI CAPTURES "BEST ISLAND IN THE WORLD" TITLE FOR THE 13TH TIME
Maui Visitors Bureau Members & Services Database
All of Maui's beaches feature sparkling crystal-blue waters, tropical tradewinds, and azure skies that go on forever. Most of Maui's beaches have white sand but black and red sand beaches are also a part of our island's inventory.
Several of Maui's beaches are known worldwide for unrivaled surfing and windsurfing conditions. Others are well suited for the beginning snorkeler, beachcombers, families and children. Scroll down this page for an overview of Maui's favorite beaches.
PLEASE REMEMBER: Even though the ocean is Maui's playground there are precautions to observe. Offshore winds and currents can be powerful and they can change suddenly. That means not straying too far from shore or heading out to kayak, windsurf or sail if warning signs are posted, or if conditions warrant caution.
Please understand that the descriptions below are intended only to provide general information about Maui's beaches. Just because a beach is described as being good for beginners, as having good swimming, or as being calm, this does not mean that the beach is right for you. In addition, conditions can change without warning. You must use your own best judgment to determine whether a particular beach is appropriate for you and your ability level.
The folks who know the most about beach and ocean safety in Hawaii, the Hawaii Lifeguard Associaiton, and several State agencies, have put together an excellent website with all the information you need to make your Maui ocean encounters the best they can be. Click here to check it out.
WEST MAUI BEACHESBe aware of rapidly changing conditions and heed all warning signs when visiting Maui's beaches.
Black Rock -- Ka‘anapali Beach. Black Rock Beach is excellent for beginning snorkelers and swimmers to experienced SCUBA divers. Coral and tropical fish are abundant. This is the northernmost section of Kaanapali Beach. A beachwalk winds through Kaanapali with easy access to beachfront hotels, shopping and restaurants.
D. T. Fleming Beach Park -- Kapalua This classic west Maui beach was named "America's Best Beach" in 2006. A long-time favorite for body and board surfing, this public park also features good swimming. Facilities include picnic tables and restrooms. Lifeguards on duty.
Kaanapali Beach -- Kaanapali Resort West Maui's "signature" beach. Three miles of white sand; sailboat and catamaran rides and rentals; surf and windsurf lessons. Easy walking access from all Kaanapali hotels.Features “Dig Me Beach. Named "America's Best Beach" in 2003”
Kapalua Beach -- Kapalua Resort Known to Maui veterans as Old Fleming Beach, Kapalua is the first of Maui's beaches, and the first beach ever, to be named “"America's Best Beach" (1991).” A truly beautiful tropical beach which offers swimming, snorkeling and SCUBA diving.
Launiupoko Beach Park -- South of Lahaina Another local favorite with a unique natural pool surrounded by a lava rock wall. Excellent for small children; picnic tables and restrooms.
Napili Bay -- South of Kapalua Napili Bay is noted for its sandy beaches and good swimming. An excellent snorkeling spot for novice and expert ocean adventurers.
Puamana Beach County Park – Lahaina This beach provides swimming, picnic tables, restrooms, grills and a grassy park. Waves are excellent for beginning and intermediate surfers.
Wahikuli State Park – Lahaina Another local favorite with calm water conditions for swimming, snorkeling and boogie boarding. Restrooms, picnic tables and grills are available.
SOUTH MAUI BEACHESBe aware of rapidly changing conditions and heed all warning signs when visiting Maui's beaches.
Kama‘ole Beach Parks I, II and III – Kihei Ample parking, lifeguards, volleyball courts and excellent swimming conditions make the Kamaole Parks local favorites.
Keawakapu Beach – Kihei Classic views and varied conditions mark this beach. A beachcomber's delight, this beach offers a half mile walk to the Wailea Resort.
Kihei Beach – Kihei A series of beaches, coves and tidepools along over six-miles Kihei coastline. Some areas offer lifeguards, restrooms, and picnic facilities.
Mai Poina ‘Oe Ia‘u Beach Park – Kihei Excellent swimming kite-surfing, and windsurfing. Facilities include picnic tables, showers and restrooms. Wintertime whale sightings are almost guaranteed.
Makena Beach State Park – MakenaBig Beach at Makena is one of Maui's signature beaches with a seemingly endless expanse of white sand. Picnic facilities and restrooms are available. The adjacent Little Beach is an informal (and nominally illegal) clothing optional beach with excellent body surfing.
Maluaka Beach – Makena This beach, adjacent to the Maui Prince Hotel, offers excellent swimming and snorkeling. Keep your eyes peeled for the green sea turtles which are abundant here.
Mokapu Beach Park – Wailea Excellent swimming and snorkeling. Water sports equipment rentals are available at concessions in front of the Renaissance Wailea Beach Resort.
Polo Beach – Wailea Popular with Maui residents and visitors. Excellent swimming and snorkeling, picnic tables and restrooms are available. Named "America's Best Beach" in 1999.
Ulua Beach Park -- Wailea Another local favorite with excellent swimming, snorkeling, and beachcombing. Early morning and sunset walkers and joggers abound.
Wailea Beach – Wailea Excellent swimming with restrooms and equipment rentals. Along with most other Wailea beaches, the venue for a paved beachwalk meandering past Wailea's hotels, restaurants and shops. Named "America's Best Beach" in 1999.
CENTRAL MAUI BEACHESBe aware of rapidly changing conditions and heed all warning signs when visiting Maui's beaches.
Kanaha Beach Park – Kahului Famous the world over for its excellent windsurfing conditions, Kanaha also offers good swimming and diving. Close to town, this beach is a popular spot for lunch and local volleyball enthusiasts. Lifeguards, restrooms, showers and picnic tables.
Waihe‘e Beach -- Waihe‘e This beach is narrow and relatively free of crowds. It faces east and is a popular surfing spot.
EAST MAUI BEACHESBe aware of rapidly changing conditions and heed all warning signs when visiting Maui's beaches.
H. A. Baldwin Beach Park – Paia A picture-perfect Hawaii beach with excellent swimming and bodysurfing. Also features a "baby beach" with a lagoon. Lifeguards, restrooms and picnic facilities.
Ho‘okipa Beach Park -- Pa‘ia A world-famous venue for professional windsurfing and board surfing. Many contests are held at Ho'okipa. Winter surf can be massive, with excellent and safe viewing and photography. Picnic tables and restrooms are available.
Hamoa Beach – Hana Author James Michener called Hamoa Beach the most beautiful in the Pacific. Named one of ten "America's Best Beaches" in 2006. Outstanding swimming and bodysurfing as well as showers and limited facilities on this family-friendly beach.
Hana Beach Park – Hana Hana Beach Park is one the nicest swimming beaches. A favorite with local families, Hana Beach Park is one of the most popular swimming beaches on the island. Many local community events are held here.
Red Sand Beach – Hana A "secret beach" with volcanic red sand and good swimming and snorkeling. Free spirits love this beach despite its challenging location -- not for the faint of heart!
Wai‘anapanapa State Park – Hana Excellent camping facilities, as well as cabins make Wai‘anapanapa State Park one of Maui's best beaches. Overlooks a black-sand beach with good swimming, snorkeling and freshwater pools in caves.
MAUI CAPTURES "BEST ISLAND IN THE WORLD" TITLE FOR THE 13TH TIME
Maui Visitors Bureau Members & Services Database
Sunday, June 8, 2008
Westin Villas Kauai and Maui Christmas Openings
(Short stay openings for Christmas, now open!) 6 night minimum night stay only
1 877 628 4482
Big Island Festival
Aloha!
The 2007 Big Island Festival has been postponed until 2008. We are excited to have this time to plant our seeds for a whole new concept that will bloom beautifully in 2008.
Please plan to join us at the end of the summer in 2008. A new, and we feel, better time for all of us. We're looking at the end of August or early September for a special weekend, celebrating the Best of the Big Island. Please contact us at info@bigislandfestival.com with any questions.
Mahalo and Aloha
View photos from the 2006 Big Island Festival.
Thursday, June 5, 2008
Westin Ocean Resort Villas 1/2 off!! Call now!
*****INTRO OFFERS @ the Westin Ka'anapali Ocean Resort Villas*****Right now we have our special more than 1/2 off rates at the Westin Ka'anapali Ocean Resort Villas.Studio Ocean View at the weekly rate of $1834 + tax (Original nightly rate at $395/Night).Studio Island view at the weekly rate of $1477 + tax (Original nightly rate at $300/Night)1 BR Ocean View at the weekly rate of $2254 + tax (Original nightly rate at $560/Night).1 BR Island View at the weekly rate of $1806 + tax (Original nightly rate at $450/Night)2 BR Ocean View at the weekly rate of $3829 + tax (Original nightly rate at $815/Night).2 BR Island View at the weekly rate of $3066 + tax (Original nightly rate at $650/Night)*Rates based on normal occupancy* Extra charge for exceeded occupancy. Children stay for free!There are no additional fee's, only tax of 11.416% Full payment is required at the time of booking, but Westin has a great cancellation policy in which you would have 72 hours to cancel prior to your arrival with no penalties.Please visit Westin's website directly at http://www.westinkaanapali.com/ for more information on amenities, 360 degree virtual tours of the units, and a neat live webcam!Call us now to reserve your unit at the Westin. Toll Free US and Canada 1877 628 4482, Mahalo!Additional Notes: These specials are for the Westin Villas ONLY. Rates do not apply for Westin Hotel and Spa on South Ka'anapali Beach. Starwood Members are not able to receive double discounts or credits, but we are more than willing to provide Westin with your Starwood Preferred Guest #.We do not have our rate schedule for 2009. We are expecting to have our new rates on the date of July 1st. We appreciate your patience.
Monday, June 2, 2008
Calendar of Events Maui June 2008
Calendar of Events and Things to Do Maui June 2008 *Coutesy of Alternative-Hawaii
OWANA SALAZAR -MASTERS OF HAWAIIAN SLACK KEY GUITAR CONCERTPlace: 5900 Lower Honoapiilani Road, Napili, HI 96761, (888) 669-3858Date: 6/4/2008Wahine (female) Slack Key and Steel Guitar artist Owana Salazar graces the stage with performances from her "Hula Jazz" the 2005 Hoku Hanohano Award for Jazz Album of the year! "Rarely are there performers such as these -- who are so reachable and who care so much about those who've come to their concert. These artists make a lasting impression. They are true ambassadors of their music, their culture, their land." -Jamie O'Brien, Music Critic.Pavillion at the Napili Kai Beach Resort, Maui. Tickets $45 Seating Limited. 7:30pm Showtime
DANIEL HO -MASTERS OF HAWAIIAN SLACK KEY GUITAR CONCERTPlace: 5900 Lower Honoapiilani Road, Napili, HI 96761, (888) 669-3858Date: 6/11/2008The multi-faceted Daniel Ho's portfolio ranges from smooth jazz to religious to classic/contemporary Hawaiian slack key. GRAMMY award winner Daniel appears with host George Kahumoku Jr to delight audiences and share authentic "talk-stories.""Rarely are there performers such as these -- who are so reachable and who care so much about those who've come to their concert. These artists make a lasting impression. They are true ambassadors of their music, their culture, their land." -Jamie O'Brien, Music Critic.Pavillion at the Napili Kai Beach Resort, Maui. Tickets $45 Seating Limited. 7:30pm Showtime
MAUI KING KAMEHAMEHA PARADE AND EVENTSPlace: Banyon Tree Park, Beginning at Front Street, ending at Banyon Tree Park, Lahaina, HI 96761, (808) 586 0333Date: 6/14/20082008 King Kamehameha Parade and Events
DENNIS KAMAKAHI, HERB OHTA JR & KEOKI KAHUMOKU -MASTERS OF HAWAIIAN SLACK KEY GUITAR CONCERTPlace: 5900 Lower Honoapiilani Road, Napili, HI 96761, (888) 669-3858Date: 6/18/2008A special performance featuring multiple artist celebrating the Annual Maui Slack Key Workshop. This is a unique opportunity to see and hear these artists performing together on traditional Hawaiian songs and sharing "talk-stories" with host George Kahumoku Jr."Rarely are there performers such as these -- who are so reachable and who care so much about those who've come to their concert. These artists make a lasting impression. They are true ambassadors of their music, their culture, their land." -Jamie O'Brien, Music Critic.Pavillion at the Napili Kai Beach Resort, Maui. Tickets $45 Seating Limited. 7:30pm Showtime
"NIGHT AT THE REEF" @ MAUI OCEAN CENTERPlace: Maui Ocean Center, 192 Ma'alaea Rd, Wailuku, HI 96793, 270-7088Date: 6/19/2008Maui Ocean Center celebrates International Year of the Reef in 2008 by launching a new program, inviting the public to visit the aquarium's Living Reef exhibits after-hours. Volunteers from local eco-organizations will be present with information on the state of Hawaii's coral reef eco-systems. Pupu and beverages will be available for purchase. www.mauioceancenter.com
MAUI INVITATIONAL BAND FESTIVALPlace: P.O.Box 10756, Lahaina, HI 96761, 808-667-2805Date: 6/23/2008 through 7/4/2008Professional and student musicians learn and perform together. Festival at various venues around the island of Maui. Please refer to the website for a festival show. www.aecg.org
LEDWARD KAAPANA -MASTERS OF HAWAIIAN SLACK KEY GUITAR CONCERTPlace: 5900 Lower Honoapiilani Road, Napili, HI 96761, (888) 669-3858Date: 6/25/2008Ledward Kaapana delights audiences with his easy-going style and rascal charm. He joins host George Kahumoku Jr, bringing his mastery of stringed instruments, particularly slack key guitar, and extraordinary baritone and falsetto voice. "Rarely are there performers such as these -- who are so reachable and who care so much about those who've come to their concert. These artists make a lasting impression. They are true ambassadors of their music, their culture, their land." -Jamie O'Brien, Music Critic.Pavillion at the Napili Kai Beach Resort, Maui. Tickets $45 Seating Limited. 7:30pm Showtime
KAPALUA WINE & FOOD FESTIVALPlace: 100 Bay Drive, Kapalua Resort, Lahaina, HI 96761, 808-665-9160Date: 6/26/2008 through 6/29/2008Hosted by Master Sommelier Fred Dame, this renowned event convenes all-star winemakers and sommeliers, celebrity chefs and connoisseurs from around the world in a series of exceptional wine tastings, festive evening functions and gourmet cooking demonstrations at the spectacular Kapalua Resort. Paid admission.
OWANA SALAZAR -MASTERS OF HAWAIIAN SLACK KEY GUITAR CONCERTPlace: 5900 Lower Honoapiilani Road, Napili, HI 96761, (888) 669-3858Date: 6/4/2008Wahine (female) Slack Key and Steel Guitar artist Owana Salazar graces the stage with performances from her "Hula Jazz" the 2005 Hoku Hanohano Award for Jazz Album of the year! "Rarely are there performers such as these -- who are so reachable and who care so much about those who've come to their concert. These artists make a lasting impression. They are true ambassadors of their music, their culture, their land." -Jamie O'Brien, Music Critic.Pavillion at the Napili Kai Beach Resort, Maui. Tickets $45 Seating Limited. 7:30pm Showtime
DANIEL HO -MASTERS OF HAWAIIAN SLACK KEY GUITAR CONCERTPlace: 5900 Lower Honoapiilani Road, Napili, HI 96761, (888) 669-3858Date: 6/11/2008The multi-faceted Daniel Ho's portfolio ranges from smooth jazz to religious to classic/contemporary Hawaiian slack key. GRAMMY award winner Daniel appears with host George Kahumoku Jr to delight audiences and share authentic "talk-stories.""Rarely are there performers such as these -- who are so reachable and who care so much about those who've come to their concert. These artists make a lasting impression. They are true ambassadors of their music, their culture, their land." -Jamie O'Brien, Music Critic.Pavillion at the Napili Kai Beach Resort, Maui. Tickets $45 Seating Limited. 7:30pm Showtime
MAUI KING KAMEHAMEHA PARADE AND EVENTSPlace: Banyon Tree Park, Beginning at Front Street, ending at Banyon Tree Park, Lahaina, HI 96761, (808) 586 0333Date: 6/14/20082008 King Kamehameha Parade and Events
DENNIS KAMAKAHI, HERB OHTA JR & KEOKI KAHUMOKU -MASTERS OF HAWAIIAN SLACK KEY GUITAR CONCERTPlace: 5900 Lower Honoapiilani Road, Napili, HI 96761, (888) 669-3858Date: 6/18/2008A special performance featuring multiple artist celebrating the Annual Maui Slack Key Workshop. This is a unique opportunity to see and hear these artists performing together on traditional Hawaiian songs and sharing "talk-stories" with host George Kahumoku Jr."Rarely are there performers such as these -- who are so reachable and who care so much about those who've come to their concert. These artists make a lasting impression. They are true ambassadors of their music, their culture, their land." -Jamie O'Brien, Music Critic.Pavillion at the Napili Kai Beach Resort, Maui. Tickets $45 Seating Limited. 7:30pm Showtime
"NIGHT AT THE REEF" @ MAUI OCEAN CENTERPlace: Maui Ocean Center, 192 Ma'alaea Rd, Wailuku, HI 96793, 270-7088Date: 6/19/2008Maui Ocean Center celebrates International Year of the Reef in 2008 by launching a new program, inviting the public to visit the aquarium's Living Reef exhibits after-hours. Volunteers from local eco-organizations will be present with information on the state of Hawaii's coral reef eco-systems. Pupu and beverages will be available for purchase. www.mauioceancenter.com
MAUI INVITATIONAL BAND FESTIVALPlace: P.O.Box 10756, Lahaina, HI 96761, 808-667-2805Date: 6/23/2008 through 7/4/2008Professional and student musicians learn and perform together. Festival at various venues around the island of Maui. Please refer to the website for a festival show. www.aecg.org
LEDWARD KAAPANA -MASTERS OF HAWAIIAN SLACK KEY GUITAR CONCERTPlace: 5900 Lower Honoapiilani Road, Napili, HI 96761, (888) 669-3858Date: 6/25/2008Ledward Kaapana delights audiences with his easy-going style and rascal charm. He joins host George Kahumoku Jr, bringing his mastery of stringed instruments, particularly slack key guitar, and extraordinary baritone and falsetto voice. "Rarely are there performers such as these -- who are so reachable and who care so much about those who've come to their concert. These artists make a lasting impression. They are true ambassadors of their music, their culture, their land." -Jamie O'Brien, Music Critic.Pavillion at the Napili Kai Beach Resort, Maui. Tickets $45 Seating Limited. 7:30pm Showtime
KAPALUA WINE & FOOD FESTIVALPlace: 100 Bay Drive, Kapalua Resort, Lahaina, HI 96761, 808-665-9160Date: 6/26/2008 through 6/29/2008Hosted by Master Sommelier Fred Dame, this renowned event convenes all-star winemakers and sommeliers, celebrity chefs and connoisseurs from around the world in a series of exceptional wine tastings, festive evening functions and gourmet cooking demonstrations at the spectacular Kapalua Resort. Paid admission.
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
THE NEW WESTIN PRINCEVILLE (Kauai) VILLAS NOW OPEN 1/2 OFF SPECIALS
Essence of Hawai‘iThis refreshing resort lies along a lush cliff on the north shore of Kaua‘i and blends into the inspiring beauty surrounding it. Resting two hundred feet above the Pacific Ocean, it boasts a plunge pool for looking out beyond the beaches to infinity.
Inspired SimplicityThe simple elegance of this resort will revitalize your spirit and entice your senses with its gentle, rolling countryside, magnificent canyons and desert-like sand dunes. Take time to rejuvenate in unending Hawaiian island beauty.
Distinctive RetreatAll villas have intuitively designed floor plans, the conveniences of home and the revitalizing comfort characteristic of Westin. The private lanais and countless impressive amenities enhance your distinctive Hawaiian retreat.
Monday, May 26, 2008
2008 Hawaii Healing Garden - Maui Festival
Hawaii Healing Garden MAUI – September 27-30, 2008 The Maui Hawaii Healing Garden Festival is presented by Hawaii Health Guidein association with The Sustainable Living Institute of Maui.
The Maui Festival begins Saturday September 27 at Maui Community College in Kahului, with Saturday's Festival Celebration & Concert.
Additional tours, classes and workshops will be held Sunday September 28, Monday September 29 and Tuesday September 30, at unique locations around Maui.
MAUI SCHEDULE:
Sunday, September 28 - Remote Workshops, Classes & Tours
Monday, September 29 - Remote Workshops, Classes & Tours
Tuesday, September 30 - Remote Workshops, Classes & Tours
Sunday, May 25, 2008
Jaw Dropping prices @ Westin on Maui!
*****INTRO OFFERS @ the Westin Ka'anapali Ocean Resort Villas*****Right now we have our special more than 1/2 off rates at the Westin Ka'anapali Ocean Resort Villas.Studio Ocean View at the weekly rate of $1834 + tax (Original nightly rate at $395/Night).Studio Island view at the weekly rate of $1477 + tax (Original nightly rate at $300/Night)1 BR Ocean View at the weekly rate of $2254 + tax (Original nightly rate at $560/Night).1 BR Island View at the weekly rate of $1806 + tax (Original nightly rate at $450/Night)2 BR Ocean View at the weekly rate of $3829 + tax (Original nightly rate at $815/Night).2 BR Island View at the weekly rate of $3066 + tax (Original nightly rate at $650/Night)*Rates based on normal occupancy* Extra charge for exceeded occupancy. Children stay for free!There are no additional fee's, only tax of 11.416% Full payment is required at the time of booking, but Westin has a great cancellation policy in which you would have 72 hours to cancel prior to your arrival with no penalties.Please visit Westin's website directly at www.westinkaanapali.com for more information on amenities, 360 degree virtual tours of the units, and a neat live webcam!Call us now to reserve your unit at the Westin. Toll Free US and Canada 1877 628 4482, Mahalo!Additional Notes: These specials are for the Westin Villas ONLY. Rates do not apply for Westin Hotel and Spa on South Ka'anapali Beach. Starwood Members are not able to receive double discounts or credits, but we are more than willing to provide Westin with your Starwood Preferred Guest #.We do not have our rate schedule for 2009. We are expecting to have our new rates on the date of June 1st. We appreciate your patience.
Guests Who Light Up in Nonsmoking Rooms Face Fines
*What are your thoughts?
HONOLULU (AP) - Smokers who light up in nonsmoking hotel rooms in Hawaii face hundreds of dollars in fines.
Hotels say the fines cover the cost of shampooing the rugs, drapes and bedding to eliminate the cigarette odor.The Aqua Palms & Spa in Waikiki charges $500.Guy Underkoffler, senior vice president of the property, says the nonsmoking hotel raised the penalty last month to discourage smoking violations. There has been only one violation since, he said."Five-hundred dollars seems to be the magic number to make them think twice," he said, adding that the hotel hasn't had much trouble getting violators to pay.Barry Wallace, of Outrigger Enterprises Group, said the hotel chain has noticed decreasing demand for smoking-allowed rooms."Over the last few years, we have noticed ... an increasing sensitivity to any odor or exposure to cigarette smoke by our guests and employees," Wallace said.Outrigger Hotels and Resorts and its budget Ohana properties have been smoke-free since 2006. The hotel chain imposes $250 fines for guests who smoke in its rooms.
Wallace said the chain experiences about two violations a week. For the most part, the shift to nonsmoking has been accepted by guests, including Japanese visitors, who tend to smoke more than Americans, he said."It has not been a big deal," Wallace said.Travel Hawaii, a Hawaii-based Internet travel agency, has set up a database with the smoking policies of hotels throughout the state.The company's owner, John Lindelow, says the site is constantly updated."This is a rapidly changing area of hotel policy," he said.Hawaii hotels are not alone in going smoke-free. A number of hotel chains with properties across the nation, including Marriott, have also banned smoking.
Hotels say the fines cover the cost of shampooing the rugs, drapes and bedding to eliminate the cigarette odor.The Aqua Palms & Spa in Waikiki charges $500.Guy Underkoffler, senior vice president of the property, says the nonsmoking hotel raised the penalty last month to discourage smoking violations. There has been only one violation since, he said."Five-hundred dollars seems to be the magic number to make them think twice," he said, adding that the hotel hasn't had much trouble getting violators to pay.Barry Wallace, of Outrigger Enterprises Group, said the hotel chain has noticed decreasing demand for smoking-allowed rooms."Over the last few years, we have noticed ... an increasing sensitivity to any odor or exposure to cigarette smoke by our guests and employees," Wallace said.Outrigger Hotels and Resorts and its budget Ohana properties have been smoke-free since 2006. The hotel chain imposes $250 fines for guests who smoke in its rooms.
Wallace said the chain experiences about two violations a week. For the most part, the shift to nonsmoking has been accepted by guests, including Japanese visitors, who tend to smoke more than Americans, he said."It has not been a big deal," Wallace said.Travel Hawaii, a Hawaii-based Internet travel agency, has set up a database with the smoking policies of hotels throughout the state.The company's owner, John Lindelow, says the site is constantly updated."This is a rapidly changing area of hotel policy," he said.Hawaii hotels are not alone in going smoke-free. A number of hotel chains with properties across the nation, including Marriott, have also banned smoking.
Friday, May 23, 2008
Free Screen Savers & Online Auction at CarolynQuan.com
Carolyn Quan, acclaimed Hawaii fine art photo collage artist and featured artist of our Hawaiian Healing Garden Festival, is now offering free screensavers of some of her art for you to enjoy on your computer monitors. Choose from 4 different images in standard or wide screen format. Share them with your family and friends around the world. The free downloads are available at the following link: www.carolynquan.com/screenart. Or find a collectors piece for your wall at www.carolynquan.com/artauction. Place your bids now. Auction ends at midnight Saturday, May 31st.
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
19th Annual Rainbow Film Festival
May 22-25, 2008Honolulu Academy of Arts Doris Duke TheatreMay 31, 2008Hilo Palace TheatreSchedule: www.hglcf.orgTickets: www.HonoluluBoxOffice.comAbout the Films: Film Listings>We look forward to seeing you at our 19th Annual Honolulu Rainbow Film Festival, which will take place May 22 through 25, 2008 at the Honolulu Academy of Arts Doris Duke Theatre. Join us Sunday May 25th, at the Academy of Arts, Linekona Center Pavilion for the Film Festival Gala after the closing film, Sunday evening.The Film Festival continues with special showings Saturday May 31st, at the Hilo Palace Theatre on the Big Island.
Sunday, May 18, 2008
We have Christmas openings @ the Westin Ocean Villas
(Short stay openings for Christmas, now open!)
6 night minimum night stay only 1 877 628 4482
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Friday, May 16, 2008
Honolulu Advertiser "quotes" Maui Hawaii Vacations
Posted on: Monday, March 31, 2008
ALOHA AIRNews causes a chaotic scramble
By Peter Boylan and Mary VorsinoAdvertiser Staff Writers
From left, Brandie Cambra, a customer service agent for Aloha Airlines, wipes her tears while colleague Coreen Dijos processes a ticket at Honolulu International Airport after being told of today's shutdown.
The uncertainty surrounding booked Aloha Airlines flights created chaos among travelers, booking agents, hotels and other airlines yesterday as the travel industry struggled to compensate for the loss of the interisland carrier.
Hundreds of people frantically called their travel agents to find out how their vacation plans would be hurt by the Aloha shutdown. Agents were trying to book them on other airlines.
Naomi Bennett, the owner of Maui Hawaii Vacations, came to work to help her reservations agents field calls. In just three hours, she took 22 calls.
"It's bad. They're flipping out," she said.
She said the airline shutdown will certainly hurt her business, and she doesn't believe she'll be the only one.
"This is a very sad day," she said.
With the closing of Aloha Airlines, 88,000 interisland seats per week will disappear, but Hawaiian Airlines and go! Airlines say they will add 56,000 new interisland seats to fill the gap.
Panda Travel was closed yesterday, but employees were making plans for a tidal wave of calls today.
"Aloha is a big one," said Mike Brown, a lead agent at Panda Travel. "It's a pretty big dent. We're working on how to sort it out."
Lynn Ham Young, who lives on Kaua'i, refused to believe that Aloha Airlines was shutting down. She said the economy can't handle the loss of the airline. "We need it," Young said, as she was in line at Honolulu International Airport to check in for a flight home. "It's a necessity."
In a scene on Maui that likely played out across the state yesterday, Maui United Soccer Club parents said they had paid $6,000 to Aloha to fly 50 players, coaches and parents to Honolulu for next weekend's HYSA state championships. They were trying to figure out what to do.
Information from Aloha was sketchy, and whether those who hold tickets with the airline can get any or some of their money back is unclear.
A release issued by the company said that passengers who have booked flights should contact their credit card companies or travel agents to inquire about refunds. Aloha said those who paid with cash or by check could file a claim with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court.
No AlohaPass frequent-flier miles will be honored after today, and customers who booked hotel rooms and rental cars with AlohaPass reward credit were directed to contact the individual hotel or rental car agency.
United Airlines, Aloha's code-share partner, will rebook passengers holding United tickets on an alternative flight, where space is available, for no additional charge, according to the company. For customers traveling on an Aloha-issued ticket, United is offering a discounted one-way fare through the end of April.
Mesa Airlines announced that go! airline will increase the Honolulu flights it operates from an average of 54 a day to 94 flights beginning tomorrow. The company said that with the new service, go! will provide between 11 and 13 roundtrips a day between Honolulu and Maui, Lihue, Hilo and Kona. go! said it will offer all seats at $49 through April 7. In addition, go! is offering standby space at no charge to passengers holding Aloha paper and electronic tickets, through Thursday.
Hotels also were trying to make allowances for Aloha passengers.
Marriott Resorts Hawaii is offering a 50 percent discount for up to three nights for guests at Marriott properties stranded in Hawai'i as a result of the shutdown. Aloha ticket holders staying at other hotels are being offered a kama'aina rate, and the company was waiving penalties for reservations that can't be met because of Aloha's passenger service shutdown.
"Marriott Resorts Hawaii is saddened to see Aloha Airlines' long history and commitment to serving the Hawaiian Islands come to an end. The company expresses its sympathies to Aloha's employees and their families," said Ed Hubennette, vice president of North Asia, Hawaii & South Pacific for Marriott International.
Aqua Hotels & Resorts, which owns eleven properties in Waikiki, was offering three free nights to travelers stuck in Waikiki because of the loss of Aloha service. The offer is based on room availability, and those looking to take advantage of the service must present their return Aloha Airlines ticket stub.
"I know that visitors, including some of our guests, will be scrambling to rebook their return flights home, and I don't want them worrying about the expense of spending a few additional nights in Waikiki," said Mike Paulin, owner and CEO of Aqua Hotels and Resorts.
Some passengers at the airport were just getting the news as they stood in line to check in for flights yesterday. Others, mostly frequent fliers, were wondering what the shutdown would mean for fares.
"I think the prices are definitely going to go up," said Aloha passenger Jeff Malate, who lives in Hilo, but whose family lives on O'ahu. He said Aloha has been in the market since he was a child. Not having it there, he added, will be like losing a good friend. "I've always remembered them being around," he said.
Reach Peter Boylan at pboylan@honoluluadvertiser.com and Mary Vorsino at mvorsino@honoluluadvertiser.com.
ALOHA AIRNews causes a chaotic scramble
By Peter Boylan and Mary VorsinoAdvertiser Staff Writers
From left, Brandie Cambra, a customer service agent for Aloha Airlines, wipes her tears while colleague Coreen Dijos processes a ticket at Honolulu International Airport after being told of today's shutdown.
The uncertainty surrounding booked Aloha Airlines flights created chaos among travelers, booking agents, hotels and other airlines yesterday as the travel industry struggled to compensate for the loss of the interisland carrier.
Hundreds of people frantically called their travel agents to find out how their vacation plans would be hurt by the Aloha shutdown. Agents were trying to book them on other airlines.
Naomi Bennett, the owner of Maui Hawaii Vacations, came to work to help her reservations agents field calls. In just three hours, she took 22 calls.
"It's bad. They're flipping out," she said.
She said the airline shutdown will certainly hurt her business, and she doesn't believe she'll be the only one.
"This is a very sad day," she said.
With the closing of Aloha Airlines, 88,000 interisland seats per week will disappear, but Hawaiian Airlines and go! Airlines say they will add 56,000 new interisland seats to fill the gap.
Panda Travel was closed yesterday, but employees were making plans for a tidal wave of calls today.
"Aloha is a big one," said Mike Brown, a lead agent at Panda Travel. "It's a pretty big dent. We're working on how to sort it out."
Lynn Ham Young, who lives on Kaua'i, refused to believe that Aloha Airlines was shutting down. She said the economy can't handle the loss of the airline. "We need it," Young said, as she was in line at Honolulu International Airport to check in for a flight home. "It's a necessity."
In a scene on Maui that likely played out across the state yesterday, Maui United Soccer Club parents said they had paid $6,000 to Aloha to fly 50 players, coaches and parents to Honolulu for next weekend's HYSA state championships. They were trying to figure out what to do.
Information from Aloha was sketchy, and whether those who hold tickets with the airline can get any or some of their money back is unclear.
A release issued by the company said that passengers who have booked flights should contact their credit card companies or travel agents to inquire about refunds. Aloha said those who paid with cash or by check could file a claim with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court.
No AlohaPass frequent-flier miles will be honored after today, and customers who booked hotel rooms and rental cars with AlohaPass reward credit were directed to contact the individual hotel or rental car agency.
United Airlines, Aloha's code-share partner, will rebook passengers holding United tickets on an alternative flight, where space is available, for no additional charge, according to the company. For customers traveling on an Aloha-issued ticket, United is offering a discounted one-way fare through the end of April.
Mesa Airlines announced that go! airline will increase the Honolulu flights it operates from an average of 54 a day to 94 flights beginning tomorrow. The company said that with the new service, go! will provide between 11 and 13 roundtrips a day between Honolulu and Maui, Lihue, Hilo and Kona. go! said it will offer all seats at $49 through April 7. In addition, go! is offering standby space at no charge to passengers holding Aloha paper and electronic tickets, through Thursday.
Hotels also were trying to make allowances for Aloha passengers.
Marriott Resorts Hawaii is offering a 50 percent discount for up to three nights for guests at Marriott properties stranded in Hawai'i as a result of the shutdown. Aloha ticket holders staying at other hotels are being offered a kama'aina rate, and the company was waiving penalties for reservations that can't be met because of Aloha's passenger service shutdown.
"Marriott Resorts Hawaii is saddened to see Aloha Airlines' long history and commitment to serving the Hawaiian Islands come to an end. The company expresses its sympathies to Aloha's employees and their families," said Ed Hubennette, vice president of North Asia, Hawaii & South Pacific for Marriott International.
Aqua Hotels & Resorts, which owns eleven properties in Waikiki, was offering three free nights to travelers stuck in Waikiki because of the loss of Aloha service. The offer is based on room availability, and those looking to take advantage of the service must present their return Aloha Airlines ticket stub.
"I know that visitors, including some of our guests, will be scrambling to rebook their return flights home, and I don't want them worrying about the expense of spending a few additional nights in Waikiki," said Mike Paulin, owner and CEO of Aqua Hotels and Resorts.
Some passengers at the airport were just getting the news as they stood in line to check in for flights yesterday. Others, mostly frequent fliers, were wondering what the shutdown would mean for fares.
"I think the prices are definitely going to go up," said Aloha passenger Jeff Malate, who lives in Hilo, but whose family lives on O'ahu. He said Aloha has been in the market since he was a child. Not having it there, he added, will be like losing a good friend. "I've always remembered them being around," he said.
Reach Peter Boylan at pboylan@honoluluadvertiser.com and Mary Vorsino at mvorsino@honoluluadvertiser.com.
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
2009 Rates
We will not be receiving our 2009 rate schedule for the Westin Ka'anapali Ocean Resort Villas until June 1st. We thank you for your patience.
Monday, May 12, 2008
Reduced Calorie Hawaiian Dishes!! ONO
Hawaiian food that won't pack on the pounds
You can't live without the laulau at a luau but you might live longer if you replace pork laulau with our recipe for Steamed Mahimahi Laulau. This Lomilomi Salmon doesn't just taste good, the polyphenols and flavanoids found in tomatoes and onions are antioxidants minus the added salt and sugar. Instead of Chicken Long Rice try this health smart salad version. Coconut is a healthy source of fat and a great source of potassium. With all these health conscious mains you can afford to finish off with a healthy helping of Haupia Pie.
Hawaii Sustainable Seafood watch
Hawaii Regional Seafood Guide: Buy smart - protect our reefs
Are you ever standing in the seafood section deciding between salmon or shrimp and left wondering which is better? Is one more sustainable? Is the other healthier? With all the complexities of fish farms and interdependent ecosystems topped with the laws of economics it is hard to know where to find the information and who to trust. The Monterey Bay Aquarium has put together a Hawaii regional guide Seafood Watch with printable versions available at their website. If you can't memorize all the information, the guide fits neatly into your wallet. Just pull it out the next time you are stuck wondering if Orange Roughy was a really good idea or really bad one. The guide contains up to date information on sustainable seafood choices. Listed, are "Best Choices," "Good Alternatives," and "Avoid". An easy way to make informed consumer decisions and help protect our ocean.
Sunday, May 11, 2008
HONOLULU WELLNESS SEMINAR
Rapidly & Safely Clear the Negative Subconsciouswith New Quantum Flower Frequencies.
HONOLULU WEEKEND SEMINAR
Date: May 17 & 18, Sat & SunTime: 9 am to 5 pmLocation: 1450 Young St., Honolulu, HI 96814
REGISTRATION
Instructor: Dr. Brent W. DavisFlorAlive® founder, inventor of UNCUT Flower™ frequencies
It is astonishing how often destructive and limiting SUBconscious beliefs occur and run our lives. After exam, we are finding that very limiting subconscious beliefs are still present in individuals who have worked hard to clear their consciousness. FlorAlive® UNCUT Flower™ essences "overwrite" and remove self-defeating thoughts, beliefs, and memories which are blocking positive intention and which have not been removed by previous efforts.
In this interactive workshop you will learn how to rapidly detect and permanently remove, with flower frequencies, common sabotaging beliefs that hide within the unconscious mind.
You will learn two ways to rapidly screen the body to identify disabling beliefs, such as the following, and to measure when FlorAlive® frequencies have removed them.
If I step into my power, I will be annihilated. I am disconnected from the Source of ALL life. I am suffering from the effects of emotional abuse and trauma. No matter what action I take, I will be defeated. It is unsafe for me to fee. I am destined to draw troubled men into my life. It is unsafe for me to feel. I am filled with shame. I cannot release the hurt trapped inside me.…AND dozens more
The Process
FIRST you will learn to use a rapid screening process of using leg length change to direct you to the possible choice of FlorAlive® frequencies.
THEN you will learn how to use a simple arm muscle test while the patient repeats aloud self referential statements which will indicate which flowers are needed for clearing.
This type of subconscious screening has been found valid in a peer-reviewed article: Monti et al., Muscle Test Comparison of Congruent and Incongruent Self-Referential Statements, Perceptual and Motor Skills (1999) 88, 1019 – 1028
Attendees receive FREE $200 retail value of FlorAlive® essences to begin use in practice.
Pre-Registration: $295; $325 at door (cash only). Accompanying office assistants, spouse, and students are half price.
For your security, your credit card payment will be processed directly by our office. CALL (615) 780-5927 to make payment.
Pre-Registration: $295; $325 at door (cash only). Accompanying office assistants, spouse, and students are half price.
For your security, your credit card payment will be processed directly by our office. CALL (615) 780-5927 to make payment.
Friday, May 9, 2008
HAWAII SUPER FERRY.........JOIN US
Now we can really go "GREEN" It had a rocky start, but it's full speed ahead!Good Luck & Happy Sailing; we are thrilled to see you.
Maui Hawaii Vacations.com has been with you from the beginning!
Traveling between the Hawaiian Islands by boat is a time-honored tradition. The ancient Polynesians, with their indomitable courage and genius for navigation, first commanded these waters many years ago and developed a proud history. For them it was both fun and practical--and that’s exactly what we have designed our service to be.
This Hawaiian seafaring tradition began to fade into memory with the advent of commercial aviation, but Hawaii Superferry hopes to renew the oceangoing spirit by making boat travel, once again, an important part of life here in the islands.
Hawaii Superferry is more than just an alternative way to get from one island to the next. We believe our interisland service will change Hawai‘i for the better, combining historic tradition with modern capabilities to rebuild our marine highways.
Passage on Hawaii Superferry lets you drive aboard in your own car, with all your belongings in the trunk. On the ship, you’re free to roam, relax in the lounges, eat, drink, and talk story. There’s so much to see, from live TV and individual-screen movies to simply watching the ocean go by from your seat. Not only does Hawaii Superferry passage expand the possibilities for travel among the islands, riding Hawaii Superferry can be the highlight of your trip—a time to unwind and enjoy yourself, a brief Hawaiian cruise.
Upon arrival, you drive off in your own car, without having to touch your baggage or hustle for ground transportation. We hope Hawaii Superferry will completely change the way you feel about interisland travel, bringing the people of the islands and their visitors together in a way that is both brand new and wonderfully traditional.
Hawaii Superferry is proud to offer the best in island foods and beverages onboard the Alakai, along with a splendid place to enjoy them. The passenger deck has three dining areas whose menu items range from Kona coffee to Asian pupus and, of course, sandwiches, salads, soups and entrees all based on local products.
View the complete menu for food and beverage items and prices.
The Alakai’s three main sections are all equipped with flat screen television sets offering safety videos, entertainment, movies, live television and educational programming.
At the Calabash Store, our onboard gift shop, you can enjoy wonderful locally made products such as spices, newspapers, children’s coloring books, sundries, gifts and more.
Remember to check out our Hawaii Superferry T-shirts and other great logo gif
View the complete menu for food and beverage items and prices.
The Alakai’s three main sections are all equipped with flat screen television sets offering safety videos, entertainment, movies, live television and educational programming.
At the Calabash Store, our onboard gift shop, you can enjoy wonderful locally made products such as spices, newspapers, children’s coloring books, sundries, gifts and more.
Remember to check out our Hawaii Superferry T-shirts and other great logo gif
A simple, economical upgrade to your ticket allows you to enjoy the deluxe Hāhālua Lounge, where you will be greeted by a welcome-aboard drink, a pupu, complimentary coffee and the lounge’s dedicated crew.
Oversized leather seats, special lounge tables and eight LCD flat-screen televisions enhance the environment. Complimentary newspapers and board games round out the entertainment options.
So sit back with a cold draft beer or wine, buy a delicious sandwich, and admire the stunning forward views.
It’s the ultimate seagoing experience in the most beautiful islands on earth...
Oversized leather seats, special lounge tables and eight LCD flat-screen televisions enhance the environment. Complimentary newspapers and board games round out the entertainment options.
So sit back with a cold draft beer or wine, buy a delicious sandwich, and admire the stunning forward views.
It’s the ultimate seagoing experience in the most beautiful islands on earth...
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