Feel the Beauty with Sara Marie Linton

Standing Above the Clouds
The Mountain is Our Teacher
Hosted by Tanya Yamanaka, Ola Ka Moku is a podcast for and about the people and places of Hawaii Island. Today, guest Pua Case shares and reflects on the growth and wellspring of creativity that has come from the Mauna Kea movement. The Mauna is our teacher, our protector. Clarity is the word. One need not agree with the movement, we are all on our own timeline and path. Yet to not acknowledge that we are living in a remarkable time in which we are witness to the evolution of an entire culture would be short-sighted of us as fellow humans. This movement is not just culturally meaningful, it is an evolutionary current for us to catch and feel into in order to collectively become more. Check out some of the incredible creative projects that have come forth at https://www.mkea.info/mkea-projects.
I hope you enjoy this conversation. And mahalo to Pua for her patience with me (not kanak but learning every day) and for graciously setting me straight (as straight as I can be) when needed.
Mahalo for listening to Ola Ka Moku, Hawaii Islandʻs Community Podcast. For more information about Mauna Kea Education and Awareness, visit www.MKEA.org

You can follow their actions and ways to support and protect our sacred spaces on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/mkea.info/ and on Instagram at @protectmaunakea

Celebrate lā 3000 on Sunday, June 11 at noon at the Kamehameha Statue in Kapaau in Kohala.
Publisher's note: My name, Yamanaka, in Japanese refers to mountain people. Yama means mountain or peak, and can also be used as a metaphor to highlight that which is important, climaxing or critical. ;n

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To purchase or learn more about Candace Fujikaneʻs book, Mapping Abundance for a Planetary Future, which I referred to in this podcast, visit this link at Duke University Press: https://www.dukeupress.edu/mapping-abundance-for-a-planetary-future.

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