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Oct. 28th, 2010 08:33 am"I've lost my feeling of aloha," I stated to Michael this morning. "I need to go back to Hawaii." And that is where things are at.
My mind drifts to K and his life, how when he became a haumana he just moved into the valley and has been there ever since, living the life and learning. I'm not saying it's easy for him, because I'm positive it's not, but there isn't so much the concern with regular "normal" life. I consider the lifestyle that most of us "white people" have chosen, and how disconnected from the land and everything else we are. We are so separate now that we "work" just to pay the bills, and then try to find time to squeeze into our free time the things we enjoy. Rather than enjoy everything we do, from day to day.
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My mind drifts to K and his life, how when he became a haumana he just moved into the valley and has been there ever since, living the life and learning. I'm not saying it's easy for him, because I'm positive it's not, but there isn't so much the concern with regular "normal" life. I consider the lifestyle that most of us "white people" have chosen, and how disconnected from the land and everything else we are. We are so separate now that we "work" just to pay the bills, and then try to find time to squeeze into our free time the things we enjoy. Rather than enjoy everything we do, from day to day.
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