“Mahea means ‘whither,’ and the plants are so prolific and large that they say ‘whither can we grow?’ Currents run strong, but fishing is good. Good for all work.”
(Handy, E. S., Handy, E. G., & Pukui, M. K, 1972): “Mahealani (sixteenth “night”: full moon).
“Mahea means ‘whither,’ and the plants are so prolific and large that they say ‘whither can we grow?’ Currents run strong, but fishing is good. Good for all work.”
(Handy, E. S., Handy, E. G., & Pukui, M. K, 1972): “Mahealani (sixteenth “night”: full moon).
Leo Kupa Podcast
Season 2 is now live
New Episodes Thursdays at noon
We’re excited to share a new season of stories, ʻike, and healing. Visit our updated Leo Kupa page to meet our guests and discover the diverse practices they’ll be sharing this season.
We’re excited to share a new season of stories, ʻike, and healing. Visit our updated Leo Kupa page to meet our guests and discover the diverse practices they’ll be sharing this season.
We’re excited to welcome ʻohana once again to our no-cost, ʻāina-specific healing program, Hāinu Lāʻau!
Designed for mākua & ʻōpio, Hāinu Lāʻau supports ʻohana well-being through hands-on learning with skilled cultural practitioners, cultivating mauli ola at home. This season’s series is centered around ‘Ai pono, highlighting food as medicine.
We’d greatly appreciate your support this Giving Tuesday! Your donation helps us uplift Hawaiian healing practitioners, provide programs that nurture ʻohana healing, and expand access to culturally grounded wellness for our community.