More books at Lycaeum

Dolphoenix · 15th January 2007, 03:17 PM

Well, I seem to have gotten over my bout of laziness and posted more books. 22 more books.. bringing the total to 85 on the forum

just go this way

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atlas607 · 15th January 2007, 04:06 PM

wow...

**Queen Mum** · 15th January 2007, 05:07 PM

Fantastic and Mahalo!!
Looking forward to tomorrow mornings reading during our tea and cookie time!

**Tabbitha** · 16th January 2007, 06:23 AM

That was definately worth the wait Dolphoenix.Thank you so much for the time and effort you put into your wonderful gift

**bendavho** · 16th January 2007, 07:07 AM

[quote=Queen Mum;196488]Fantastic and Mahalo!!
quote]

What does Mahalo mean?

**Tabbitha** · 16th January 2007, 08:21 AM

Aloha & Mahalo

If you learn just two words in Hawaiian, learn these.
They are two of the most important words in the Hawaiian language, representing paramount Hawaiian values.

In Hawaiian thinking, words have mana [pronounced: mah' nah], [meaning spiritual or divine power],
and aloha and mahalo are among the most sacred and powerful.

Say them often as they can be life-transforming and -enhancing.
Be careful to use them ONLY if you truly feel mahalo or aloha within.
Do not exploit these words for personal gain, and neither cheapen,
nor trivialize their use by verbalizing them carelessly or without sincerity.

Aloha and mahalo are ineffable, indescribable,
and undefinable with words alone; to be understood, they must be experienced.

Deeper meaning and sacredness is hinted at by
the root words of these words. Linguists differ in their
opinions as to the exact meanings and origins, but this is
what was told to me by my kupuna (elder):

On a spiritual level, aloha is an invocation of the Divine
and mahalo is a Divine blessing. Both are acknowledgments
of the Divinity that dwells within and without.

source taken from here

**bendavho** · 16th January 2007, 09:06 AM

15th January 2007, 03:17 PM	#1
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Queen Mum Lead Administrator Join Date: Mar 2005 Shard: Sonoma Posts: 3,005 Gold: 14,345 My Mood: Blog Entries: 19 Thanks: 111 Thanked 270 Times in 101 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 2	Re: More books at Lycaeum Fantastic and Mahalo!! Looking forward to tomorrow mornings reading during our tea and cookie time! *** Sonoma Community Coalition * ICQ 168-812-018 *

16th January 2007, 06:23 AM	#4
Tabbitha Administrator Join Date: Mar 2006 Shard: Europa/Snowbourn Posts: 5,896 Gold: 49,146 Blog Entries: 6 Thanks: 208 Thanked 205 Times in 116 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 1	Re: More books at Lycaeum That was definately worth the wait Dolphoenix.Thank you so much for the time and effort you put into your wonderful gift

16th January 2007, 07:07 AM	#5
bendavho Forum Legend Join Date: Aug 2006 Shard: Lake Austin Posts: 3,573 Gold: 130 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: More books at Lycaeum [quote=Queen Mum;196488]Fantastic and Mahalo!! quote] What does Mahalo mean?

16th January 2007, 08:21 AM	#6
Tabbitha Administrator Join Date: Mar 2006 Shard: Europa/Snowbourn Posts: 5,896 Gold: 49,146 Blog Entries: 6 Thanks: 208 Thanked 205 Times in 116 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 1	Re: More books at Lycaeum Aloha & Mahalo If you learn just two words in Hawaiian, learn these. They are two of the most important words in the Hawaiian language, representing paramount Hawaiian values. In Hawaiian thinking, words have mana [pronounced: mah' nah], [meaning spiritual or divine power], and aloha and mahalo are among the most sacred and powerful. Say them often as they can be life-transforming and -enhancing. Be careful to use them ONLY if you truly feel mahalo or aloha within. Do not exploit these words for personal gain, and neither cheapen, nor trivialize their use by verbalizing them carelessly or without sincerity. Aloha and mahalo are ineffable, indescribable, and undefinable with words alone; to be understood, they must be experienced. Deeper meaning and sacredness is hinted at by the root words of these words. Linguists differ in their opinions as to the exact meanings and origins, but this is what was told to me by my kupuna (elder): On a spiritual level, aloha is an invocation of the Divine and mahalo is a Divine blessing. Both are acknowledgments of the Divinity that dwells within and without. source taken from here

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