To answer Joe’s question from yesterday, I begin defining what I mean by “energy.” Today is about mental and physical energy, and how to co-mingle them when necessary.
Outrigger canoeing is such a great example of using all kinds of energy – mental, physical and the mana or divine power that is available to us when we remember. When I am lacking in physical energy, I can use mental discipline to keep going. If I do that too much, and ignore my body’s true fatigue, there is often a price. Either way I can choose.
Lexi made a friend from California who threw the ball for her; it is amazing the mana that others experience in her.
Hawaiian words
Ikehu: energy
Mana: divine power
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Thanks, Rox. I think I’m getting to understand “energy”. And good job on the solo camera work! 🙂
Hello Rox,
I hope your secret camera guy come back soon as I enjoy seeing more of the background. Having lived in Hawaii for 2 years, I now miss it more then ever being hip deep in snow here. (Buffalo, NY area)
I was thinking that you might have some thoughtrs abouts Gandhi’s 7 Deadly Social Sins
1] politics without principle
2] wealth without work
3] commerce without morality
4] pleasure without conscience
5] education without character
6] science without humanity
7] worship without sacrifice
One or all might make for a good show.
Thank you for all your doing, David in snowy NY
@Joe – mahalo! there’s more to come at some point.
@David – mahalo for this list. it is a very comprehensive point of view on things. for me, it opens up a lot of questions! at first glance, it looks like a “thinking person’s guide to a thoughtful, intentional, caring life.” at second glance there are judgments in there that i am not sure apply in all situations. that said, i love this kind of thought-provoking stuff to chew on!