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Ho'oponopono
Ever feel down and out? Come learn about hoʻoponopono at Puhi, Kauaʻi.
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Video Questions 1) What does pono mean? What does hoʻoponopono mean? 2) Why does a person feel kaumaha, or heavy, when there are problems at home or at school? Is there anything you can do to make the heavy feeling go away? 3) If there’s a pilikia, or problem, why is it important to make things right with yourself first, before trying to solve problems with others? 4) What is the difference between pule, kūkākūkā, mihi, and oki? 5) If some classmates at school are having problems, is it better to hoʻoponopono, or wait to let things resolve on their own? Why? 6) Write a short story about siblings who don’t always get along. Include hoʻoponopono as part of the storyline. When you’re finished writing the story, share it with your parents or your teacher and ask them what they learned about hoʻoponopono. | Video Vocabulary
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