Ancient Healing and Spiritual Shamanism of Hawai`i - Intro to Huna Workshop

Introduction to Huna workshop - Presented by Kumu Karen Moriuchi

Kumu of Huna; Learning and practicing Huna for over 20 yrs. Resident of Hawai`i

🌺 Experience clarity, joy, and harmony through ancient Hawaiian wisdom 🌺

✨ Step away from the noise, reconnect with yourself, and leave feeling lighter, brighter, and inspired
✨ Learn simple, practical tools to release unwanted emotions
✨ Experience “Aha” moments that shift your perspective
✨ Rooted in ancient Hawaiian teachings, Huna wisdom naturally complements what you’ve been practicing, opening new levels of clarity and growth
✨ Connect with a warm, heart-centered community

🌺 Join us for a weekend of renewal and transformation 🌺

DATES:

May 2 - 3, 2026(this is a two-day event!)

9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

FEE:

Early bird: $575.00 Expires April 11, 2026

May 2, one day only: $350.00

Regular: $650.00

*Refer a friend or family member for a $25 discount. A check will be mailed to you after completing the workshop.

LOCATION:

Seward Park Audubon Center ()

5902 Lake Washington Blvd. S, Seattle, WA 98118

Room: Eagle’s Nest.

Participant limit: 12 people

REGISTRATION:

Cancellation: Full refund minus a $25 processing fee when canceled at any time. No refunds 2 weeks (April 18) before the event.

QUESTIONS?: [email protected] or call Sachiko at 206-579-7454 (text ok)

https://a-l-o-h-a.webador.com

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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.

Included Topics

Learn about Huna, an ancient Hawaiian practice of the study of the human person and their relationship with themselves and their reality.

• Beginning knowledge about what Huna is
• How Huna correlates with other practices around the world
• The various types of activities and exercises in Huna
• How Huna interprets the 3 Selves and the 4 Bodies/Aspects
• Learn HĀ breathing techniques
• Learn how to let go of unresolved negative emotions with Higher Self Therapy (Ho`oku`u)
• Learn how to perform Ho`oponopono on yourself
• Beginning knowledge of the Na Ao `Ōpua Kilokilo Ka Haiki A Na Lani energy symbols and be initiated in 4 energy symbols to use on yourself

Because hands-on practice is involved, the number of attendees is limited for these workshop.

Aloha! 🌺

This workshop is for anyone interested in spirituality, energy work, and releasing negative emotions. If you’ve ever held onto a grudge for months—or even years—and felt its weight on a physical level, or if you wish to explore Hawaiian culture and the wisdom of Huna, this gathering may be for you.

Many of us struggle to let go of the past. We find ourselves repeating the same patterns, feeling caught in a cycle of déjà vu, or wishing for change but not knowing how—or if—it’s even possible. If this sounds familiar, you are not alone.

Huna, the ancient wisdom of Hawai‘i, offers both insight and practical tools for these challenges. It helps us understand why we feel as we do and shows us ways to restore harmony. Through this workshop, you’ll learn how to live more pono—in alignment with yourself and others—while freeing yourself from old attachments and burdens. We’ll also explore Ho‘oponopono, the Hawaiian practice of forgiveness, to help you move forward with greater clarity and peace.

On the first day, we’ll focus on the principles of Huna, releasing negative emotions, and exploring the roots of these feelings and ways to manage them on your own. On the second day, we’ll begin working with energy symbols, which this Huna family lineage is a caretaker of, that can clear, restore, and harmonize energy. These tools can support personal growth, therapeutic work, or professional practice by strengthening boundaries and deepening effectiveness.

Even if you already have a spiritual or healing practice, Huna can enrich and expand what you’re doing. Many participants discovered that this wisdom filled a gap they didn’t realize was missing.

Sachiko has been practicing Huna since 2009, and its teachings have deeply supported her personally and professionally. They provided the “missing equation” I had long been searching for.

I warmly welcome you to this introductory class. Please reach out if you have any questions and let me know if you’d like to be added to my newsletter for future workshops in the Seattle area.

With Much Aloha! 🌺💕🌺

sachiko

Testimonials from the last workshops:

"Bless you for having guided me to Huna!"

~ MR

"I enjoyed the workshop very much! I have been in other Huna sessions and there is always something new, something that I forgot or something that I didn't catch in previous sessions. The location was fantastic, with opportunities to go for a walk during our breaks. The sessions were very dynamic, allowing our group to practice and interact with each other.

Kumu Karen was amazing! Her energy, her vast knowledge, and her welcoming personality made us feel at home right from the beginning. She is the reason why I came back to this workshop. I love her teaching style and how approachable and understanding she is to our "sometimes silly" questions. I feel this workshop gave us the right tools and the foundation to understand energy at a beginning level and to practice in our every-day life.

I strongly recommend this workshop to any person interested in learning about Huna, learning about energy, and learning about themselves in a different perspective. Thanks Kumu Karen and Sachiko for making this workshop possible!"

~ Dorcas M.

“The information in this workshop and the tools to access it provide concrete practices to grow into the person we desire to become, with ourselves and with others”.

~ LL

“It was beneficial in the way I expected – feeling the power of the energy flowing while doing forgiveness work and symbol work. It was also beneficial in the unexpected way of meeting wonderful people with similar mindsets and interests. I have used the Huna symbols to add protection and to my property and workspace, and I have felt uplifted the whole week since the workshop”.

~ LCL

“This workshop caught me by surprise in that I was so quickly drawn in. All of the instructors were so informal, kind, knowledgeable, and supportive”

~ RD

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.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Seward Park Audubon Center (sewardpark.audubon.org), 5902 Lake Washington Blvd. S, Seattle, United States

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