Introduction to Huna II

Ready to Go Beyond the Basics and Experience Huna More Deeply?​​

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Intro to Huna II offers an opportunity to deepen your connection with Huna teachings and experience them from a richer level of awareness. As we grow and change, the teachings reveal new layers of meaning and transformation.

​​​​​This workshop builds upon the foundation introduced in Intro to Huna and invites you to revisit the teachings with fresh eyes and a deeper understanding. Often, when we return to familiar concepts, we hear and experience them differently because we have evolved. What once felt simple may suddenly carry new meaning and insight.

Together, we will revisit release work, as creating space within ourselves enables deeper learning and transformation. We will continue exploring the Laws of Huna — how the universe works — through deeper discussion and experiential practices. We will also begin learning about the Elements, the foundational energies that connect the material and spiritual worlds.

Throughout the weekend, additional ʻŌpua teachings and initiations will be shared to support your continued growth, awareness, and energetic connection.

The teachings may remain the same, but we are not the same individuals each time we return to them. As we evolve, our understanding naturally deepens.

Kumu Etua Lopes used to say:  “You never know how deep the pond is.”

This workshop is an invitation to reconnect with the teachings more deeply, expand your awareness, and continue growing into a more empowered version of yourself.

What You Will Learn & Experience

• Deepen your understanding of the Laws of Huna (how the universe works)

• Explore the 3 Selves and the 4 Bodies/Aspects from the Huna perspective

• Learn about and experience the Elements

• Practice releasing unresolved negative emotions through Higher Self Therapy (Hookuu)

• Discover how to perform Ho`oponopono for self-healing and transformation

• Receive and be initiated into 4 energy symbols: Na Ao ʻŌpua Kilokilo Ka Haiki A Na Lani

• Learn practical, energetic tools to support grounding, centering, and daily balance
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What Participants Often Experience After the Workshop

• Feeling lighter after releasing emotional burdens

• Greater clarity, motivation, and inspiration

• A deeper connection with yourself and others

• A sense of empowerment and alignment in everyday life

• Practical tools you can use anytime to ground, center, and calm yourself​

 

Fees

Full Workshop — November 7 & 8

Includes ʻŌpua initiation on November 8
Early Bird: $575 (ends Oct 23)
Regular: $650
Haumana Level 1 and up: $300

 

November 7 Only — No ʻŌpua Initiation
Early Bird: $350 (ends Oct 23)
Regular: $425
Haumana Level 1 and up: $200

 

Attendance Options

November 7: Attend in person or virtually.

November 8: In person only at Seward Park Audubon Center.

If you wish to receive the ʻŌpua initiation on November 8, you must attend in person that day. You may still attend the November 7 session virtually if needed.

In-Person Location: Seward Park Audubon Center

5902 Lake Washington Boulevard S., Seattle, WA, 98118

Prerequisite: Completion of the Introduction to Huna is required (offered on Oct 10 -11) before taking the Intro to Huna - II workshop. Please send an email to Sachiko if you are interested in the Intro to Huna - I.

Cancellation: Full refund minus a $25 processing fee when canceled at any time.

No refund if canceled within 2 weeks of the event.​​

QUESTIONS?: itisaloha@gmail.com or call Sachiko at 206-579-7454 (text ok)

 

Instructor:  Kumu Karen Moriuchi - Kumu of Huna; Learning and practicing Huna for over 20 yrs.

 

​👉🌺REGISTRATION HERE🌺

Cancellation:  Full refund minus a $25 processing fee when canceled at any time.  

No refund within 2 weeks of the event.​​

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What is Huna?

Huna is the modern Western label given to the ancient healing and spiritual shamanism of ancient Hawai`i. The teachings have been passed down through particular family lineages, and were once secret and carefully guarded – but today, some families teach Huna openly. Huna is sometimes associated with neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) or hypnosis, but it is distinctly different from these practices. Instead, Huna is a way of thinking, doing, and being, with processes and techniques that can assist you in your personal, professional, and spiritual growth and development.

Family Lineage
The school’s Huna lineage, Hālau Ho`omanaloa (School of Energetic Empowerment) in Kona, Hawai`i, descends from the Bray and James families, with significant influence from Uncle George Na`ope, Kumu John Ka`imikaua, and Aunty Bernie (Na`ope) Konanui. Our current teacher is Kumu/Dr. Matthew James.  It is now called the Bray-James lineage. This is an unbroken Huna lineage of 121 generations.​​​​​​​​​​​

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Instructor:  Kumu Karen A. Moriuchi, MA, OTR/L;

Kumu of Hālau Ho`omanaloa (School of Energetic Empowerment) in Kona, Hawai`i. Huna Practitioner and student of Na Ao Opua Kilokilo Ka Haiki A Na Lani.

Huna is Karen’s chosen way of life. Born and raised on Hawai`i Island, Karen Moriuchi was initially raised as a Southern Baptist. At age fifteen, she began to search for other teachings, and eventually found Huna more than 20 years ago. Huna has led her to major life improvements around her family, relationships, spirituality, and career. She continues to choose Huna for ongoing improvements in personal growth and development, health, and fitness.

Professionally, Karen is a retired Occupational Therapist. Besides the traditional rehabilitation methods, she has added Huna and other techniques to her practice. She is now retired but continues to see private clients. Karen also received training in neuro-linguistic programming (NLP), hypnotherapy, and Mental and Emotional Release (MER®) techniques.