The real explanations of huna are not in huna.

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--- sandygodheart <sandygodheart wrote:

 

> Bray's explanation is juvenile at best, even

> according to his own

> words.

>

> Yardley's is copied directly from an author from the

> 70's, and she didn't get it from Huna. In fact her

> outside cover is a direct copy from the inside of

> that energy medicine book from the 50's.

>

> Sources that you might want to study, Barbara Ann

> Brennan, " Light Emerging " and " Hands of Light " .

> Babbit's book. Leadbeater's materials, especially

> the one on Chakras, Thought Forms and Clairvoyance.

> Then, of course there are the books by Davis and

> Rawls, about the Magnetic Effect. And we can't

> forget Reichenback, can we? And maybe we should pay

> some attention to Ingo Swann and Psychic Sexuality.

> Of course, I would surely ignore all the valid

> books on Qi-kong, especially the ones that focus on

> healing.

 

Hey, I was just listing a couple of sources for the

huna figure 8 thing mentioned ... this is NOT an

endorsement.

 

BUT ... I do endorse Doc's " Energy Secrets of Mr.

Peanut! "

 

--Vince

 

http://huna-ohana.com

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

--- , " sandygodheart " <sandygodheart@a...> wrote:

> > These are covered in Laura Yardley's " The Heart of Huna " and

David

> > Bray's " The Kahuna Religion of Hawaii. " That's all I can think

of off hand.

> > --Vince

 

> Bray's explanation is juvenile at best, even according to his own

> words.

 

> Yardley's is copied directly from an author from the 70's, and she

> didn't get it from Huna. In fact her outside cover is a direct

copy from the inside of that energy medicine book from the 50's.

 

The book that Laura Yardley used for her research (or whomeven she

trained with, Tad James) was " Core Energetics " by John C. Pierrakos,

M.D.

 

The page that she (or Tad James) copied from is figure 12, which is

located between pages 96 and 97.

 

There are 20 plates in that section. Many of those plates are

adapted from Leadbeater's work from the early 1900's.

 

 

 

> Sources that you might want to study, Barbara Ann Brennan, " Light

> Emerging " and " Hands of Light " . Babbit's book. Leadbeater's

> materials, especially the one on Chakras, Thought Forms and

> Clairvoyance. Then, of course there are the books by Davis and

> Rawls, about the Magnetic Effect. And we can't forget Reichenback,

> can we? And maybe we should pay some attention to Ingo Swann and

> Psychic Sexuality. Of course, I would surely ignore all the valid

> books on Qi-kong, especially the ones that focus on healing.

>

> Sandy Godheart

[Guest guest]

, " Rev. James

Vinson Wingo, DD " <kahunaviking> wrote:

>

> --- sandygodheart <sandygodheart> wrote:

>

> > Bray's explanation is juvenile at best, even

> > according to his own

> > words.

> >

> > Yardley's is copied directly from an author from the

> > 70's, and she didn't get it from Huna. In fact her

> > outside cover is a direct copy from the inside of

> > that energy medicine book from the 50's.

> >Sandy

 

> Hey, I was just listing a couple of sources for the

> huna figure 8 thing mentioned ... this is NOT an

> endorsement.

 

I thought it was a recommendation because you mentioned it. Your

unspoken presupposition is, " since I'm giving you these titles, they

must answer the question " .

 

If that is not a recommendation, then I don't know what one is.

 

So now you are saying, " I don't recommend them, but I did give the

authors because? "

 

Now I'm curious to your reasons for giving those titles.

 

I've enough materials to study without buying books that are wrong

or are incomplete.

 

Barbara Ann

 

> BUT ... I do endorse Doc's " Energy Secrets of Mr.

> Peanut! "

>

> --Vince

[Guest guest]

You have to read the original post.

 

--Vince

 

--- barbara101ann <barbara101ann wrote:

 

> --- In

> ,

> " Rev. James

> Vinson Wingo, DD " <kahunaviking> wrote:

> >

> > --- sandygodheart <sandygodheart> wrote:

> >

> > > Bray's explanation is juvenile at best, even

> > > according to his own

> > > words.

> > >

> > > Yardley's is copied directly from an author from

> the

> > > 70's, and she didn't get it from Huna. In fact

> her

> > > outside cover is a direct copy from the inside

> of

> > > that energy medicine book from the 50's.

> > >Sandy

>

> > Hey, I was just listing a couple of sources for

> the

> > huna figure 8 thing mentioned ... this is NOT an

> > endorsement.

>

> I thought it was a recommendation because you

> mentioned it. Your

> unspoken presupposition is, " since I'm giving you

> these titles, they

> must answer the question " .

>

> If that is not a recommendation, then I don't know

> what one is.

>

> So now you are saying, " I don't recommend them, but

> I did give the

> authors because? "

>

> Now I'm curious to your reasons for giving those

> titles.

>

> I've enough materials to study without buying books

> that are wrong

> or are incomplete.

>

> Barbara Ann

>

> > BUT ... I do endorse Doc's " Energy Secrets of Mr.

> > Peanut! "

> >

> > --Vince

>

>

>

>

>

 

 

Rev. James Vinson Wingo, DD

 

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