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The summit of Mauna Kea represents many things to the indigenous people of Hawai’i. The upper regions of Mauna Kea reside in Wao Akua, the realm of the Akua-Creator. It is home of Na Akua (the Divine Deities).  Na ‘Aumakua (the Divine Ancestors) and the meeting place of Papa (Earth Mother) and Wakea (Sky Father), who are considered the progenitors of the Hawaiian People.

On Mauna Kea, it is said, this is where the Sky and Earth separated to form the Great-Expanse-of-Space and the Heavenly Realms. Mauna Kea Hawai’i in every respect represents the zenith of the Native Hawaiian people’s ancestral ties to creation itself.  The Mauna – Mauna Kea is a Temple or House of Worship. It is, in our cultural understanding and cosmology, a temple of the highest order.

The Temple of Mauna Kea differs from other temples because it was not created by man. Akua built it for man to bring the heavens to man. Therefore, the laws of man do not dictate its sanctity, the laws of Heaven do.

For it is here that the very life breath can be seized in a moment never to return. It is only here that the life-giving waters originate. Only here do the heavens open so that man can be received, blessed, freed and transformed in the ways of Heaven.

As kahu (religious guardians) of this place, our kuleana (responsibility) to this temple is ancient. It is our duty to proclaim its sanctity and work to protect it, so that its greatness and purpose can be shared with all of mankind. Our duty to Heaven cannot be abridged.

Kumu Paul K. Neves talks to Gordon Moore of the Moore Foundation about Mauna Kea, providing key insights from his years of experience Protecting and Teaching about Mauna Kea.  Paul K. Neves is a Native Hawaiian, Kumu Hula, Cultural Practitioner and Ali’i Noeau Loa at Royal Order of Kamehameha I
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