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Some thoughts about Pono
“At the very beginning of the path to Enlightenment there are twenty difficulties for us to overcome in this world and they are:1. It is hard for a poor man to be generous.2. It is hard for a proud man to learn the Way of Enlightenment.3. It is hard to seek Enlightenment at the cost — read more
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Broken but Beautiful
When Hawaiians of old broke a bowl, they did not discard it. Instead, they mended it using another type of wood and shaped it in the form of a fish (known as the pewa design) or a butterfly (known as the lepelepe o Hina design) as part of the mending process. The more it was — read more
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Adam Keawe Manalo-Camp 