halau loa o lono .
halau loa o lono .
he ua la, he ua,
he ua pi’i mai
noenoe halau
halau loa ‘o Lono
‘o Lono ‘oe
the lono papale
The Lono papale, the “Lono hat” is an ode to the power of adornments. Wearing the name Lono during the Lono season could enhance your experience of the restoration, reflection, full bodied listening that is available for us this season.
The Lono hat is a modern mea 'a'ahu (adornment) to honor the season of Lono, to invite the power of whole body listening, and to spread the literacy of Lono within the community landscape. This papale is intended to hold space for you during this season of Lono, winter, rains, eo!
“halau loa o Lono” is a line from the hula kolani to honor this shifting of season and the aspects of Lono. “Halau loa o Lono” translates to “the long, many breaths of Lono” which acknowledges the kanaka ready to anchor the teachings and wisdoms of Lono for a depend human experience in union with the elements of this earth!
The Lono pepili
The Lono Pepili, the “Lono Sticker” is a playful way of encouraging integration and embodiment. “O LONO OE” has become the mantra of the AHA PULE AINA HOLO, the ceremonial prayer run for Lono, where each individual runner becomes the body and the feet that move the akua, that run the god. Thus “O LONO OE” is a recognition statement of the Lono within you!
The Lono Pepili, the “Lono Sticker” is a playful way of encouraging integration and embodiment. “O LONO OE” has become the mantra of the AHA PULE AINA HOLO, the ceremonial prayer run for Lono, where each individual runner becomes the body and the feet that move the akua, that run the god. Thus “O LONO OE” is a recognition statement of the Lono within you!