Maui – Haleakalā summit. , Iao Valley, Road to Hana – Waimoku Falls, Pipiwai Trail, the Bamboo Forest, Pools of Ohe’o, Waioka Pond (Venus Pool)
It was such an honor to visit Maui, the Hawaiian Superman. The island’s sacred divine masculine energy is palpable in the elements, trees, flowers, and animals throughout the entire region, from the lush Iao Valley to the summit of Haleakalā. This energy has been heavily targeted by many wars waged against the Indigenous people, notably the Battle of Kepaniwai which reportedly took place in 1790. Here we also felt the restriction and diversion of the naturally abundant flow of waters from Haleakalā Mountain to the ocean, as well as the severe infringements against the Tree of Life.
At Iao Needle, we connected with the sacred mountain energy and assisted with the release of trapped souls and the restoration of the crystalline blueprint of the land. It was an amazing and humbling experience, as we could feel the ancestral spirits in the whispering wind and hear their voices echoing throughout the valley.
Traveling along the sacred Road to Hana was an unforgettable experience. The sunrise scenery was absolutely breathtaking! We started our journey at 5:00 am every morning, often finding ourselves as one of the very few cars on the road. Such appreciation of the silence and beauty we felt for Mother Nature. We had the opportunity to visit several sacred sites including Waimoku Falls, Pipiwai Trail, the Bamboo Forest, Pools of Ohe’o, Twin Falls and other waterfalls, Waioka Pond (Venus Pool), Black Sand Beach, Koki Beach (Red Sand Beach known as the bones of Pele), working with the elements and assisted with unpetrifying dragons and other magical beings. With each passing day, we felt a shift in the collective energy of the island and were able to connect with the purity of the elements and the magical essence of ancient Lemuria.
On our last day in Maui, we traveled to Haleakalā summit to view sunrise and connected with a Divine-Father bird guardian of the mountain. He showed the overflow of the water rising from the earth through a multiple-tier fountain, confirming that the natural flow of water has been restored. His spirit is also felt in the Silversword, a plant endemic to Hawaii that can be found on Haleakalā summit. When it blooms, the plant can reach 9 feet tall and resembles a warrior performing a sword dance. Thank you, Mother Pele and all the guardians, for protecting these sacred lands. We love you infinitely!
P/S: As always, we also had tons of fun and enjoyed all the fresh fruits and vegan food in Maui.
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