The Secret Huna Concepts Behind the Doc's Recent Posts on Morality

[Guest guest]

--- , " kahunamaker " <kahunamaker> wrote:

> I was just going to ignore the poor Little Abner fellow,

> because talking to him is like expecting your canary to understand

> how to fry eggs...

> ...but what the Hell.

> Maybe the rest of the group will find it interesting;-)

 

Doc's hidden messages are so cute.

 

He's real good at doing the hidden part of Huna, the part most

people in Huna are not using any longer, but used to be used

consistently by the Kahuna, according to Max Freedom Long in his

book " The Secret Science Behind Miracles " .

 

Here's some of my extrapolations which you may find useful, or not.

 

Buckwheat's original premise is about his values and beliefs on what

is moral and not moral, so Doc gives the metaphor about " talking to

him is like expecting your canary to understand how to fry eggs... "

 

And I wrong or am I right in my interpretations of Dr. La

Tourrette's hidden meanings?

 

A canary is a bird.

 

A bird lays eggs, and it's offspring come from those eggs.

 

So, to get a bird to fry his own children and eat them for breakfast

would be impossible to do.

 

The hidden inference is, " the buckwheat is so intrenched in his own

beliefs and values about morality, that for him to change those

beliefs would be like killing and eating his own children " .

 

And the term buckwheat, came from the movies during the WWII years

when one of the characters on the cinemas was a young innocent boy

called buckwheat. A young sprout. Depicting a form of innocence.

Buckwheat is not a demeanoring term, but a term for someone young,

untrained, and full of innocence.

 

Sam Fagone

The Secret Huna Concepts Behind the Doc's posts.

[Guest guest]

Well, shit, the reason *I* thought it was a good metaphor is because those

people

really DO fry their own children and eat them for breakfast and are too damn

dumb

to know that's what they're doing...

 

Jim

 

 

 

 

sam58fagone <sam58fagone

Nov 28, 2005 6:58 PM

 

The Secret Huna Concepts Behind the

Doc's Recent Posts on Morality

 

 

Buckwheat's original premise is about his values and beliefs on what

is moral and not moral, so Doc gives the metaphor about " talking to

him is like expecting your canary to understand how to fry eggs... "

 

And I wrong or am I right in my interpretations of Dr. La

Tourrette's hidden meanings?

 

A canary is a bird.

 

A bird lays eggs, and it's offspring come from those eggs.

 

So, to get a bird to fry his own children and eat them for breakfast

would be impossible to do.

 

The hidden inference is, " the buckwheat is so intrenched in his own

beliefs and values about morality, that for him to change those

beliefs would be like killing and eating his own children " .

[Guest guest]

, " sam58fagone "

<sam58fagone> wrote:

>

> A canary is a bird.

>

> A bird lays eggs, and it's offspring come from those eggs.

>

> So, to get a bird to fry his own children and eat them for breakfast

> would be impossible to do.

>

> The hidden inference is, " the buckwheat is so intrenched in his own

> beliefs and values about morality, that for him to change those

> beliefs would be like killing and eating his own children " .

>

 

 

What?! I have no doubt that there's loads of gold nuggets in Doc's

post, but I doubt you've " uncovered " any " secret concept " here.

 

Pierre