Live Aloha Journal

The 1865 Dictionary of the Hawaiian Language, compiled by Lorrin Andrews, shows the definition of the word hāʻole, meaning “no breath,” because foreigners did not know or use the honi (hongi in Māori), a Polynesian greeting by touching nose to nose and inhaling or essentially sharing each other’s breaths. So the foreigners were described as breathless. The implication is that foreigners are unaware of local ways and had no spirit or life as they were always busy building, doing, and working. This is the opposite of living Aloha. Have you ever asked yourself: What would it feel like to take a pause, sloooow down and create loving routines for yourself? If you think that this all sounds fabulous, but you’re not quite sure where to start…this 39-page self-guided journal will help you create the first steps to Living Aloha.

*This product is a digital download. Therefore, there will be no physical product mailed to you. Instead, you will receive an e-mail with a link to download your workbook so you can print it out. Due to the nature of this digital product, there will be no refunds once it has been purchased. However, if you have a concern, don’t hesitate to contact us, and we will be glad to help you.