The Ancient Lemurian Energy Still Remains in Hawaii

This story was actually published on another channel of ours, but since we are in Hawaii, I'd like to re-introduce it, focusing more on the meaning of being in Hawaii.

Hawaii is one of the finest destinations for tourists.

Beautiful beaches, resort atmosphere and not to forget, the welcoming Aloha spirit attract many.

But is that all that you feel about Hawaii?

Let's explore deeper and discover the secrets of what Hawaii truly has to offer.

It is said that each country in the world has its own role or characteristic, likened to the human body.

Brazil is said to be the lungs of the earth, India the womb of the earth, Japan the brain of the earth and such.

Hawaii is said to be the navel of the earth, purifying everything including water, air, and energy.

Not only that, Hawaii is said to be a wonderful place where the energy of God, or rather the Creator of the Universe, is connected to the earth, just as a human baby is connected to its mother by an umbilical cord.

But that's not all.

There is a place called a marine sanctuary further northwest of Niihau Island, the northwesternmost island of the Hawaiian Islands.

Its name is PAPAHĀNAUMOKUĀKEA.

Some of you may have heard of it, but it is actually originally an intergalactic word.

PAPAHĀNAUMOKU represents the "Goddess of Mother Earth" and UĀKEA represents the "God of Heavenly Sky."

And PAPAHĀNAUMOKUĀKEA is the place where these two meet.

Now, only this marine protected area bears this name, but in the past, the whole of Hawaii was called by this sacred name.

In cosmology, Hawaii is said to be the "home of all life" where the "Goddess of Mother Earth" and the "God of Heavenly Sky" are united and dwell, and also the "home of life where souls return after death."

So Hawaii is a precious place with an incredibly high energy.

Our guide told us that Hawaii is the best place to transition to the fifth dimension.

Originally, this land was deeply connected to the universe, and is said to be where the continent of Lemuria was located.

Lemuria is the only civilization in the history of the Earth that realized Utopia, and from what I intuitively understand, it seems to have flourished until about 72,000 years ago.

The civilizations of Atlantis and Mu existed until 12,000 years ago, and other civilizations that have repeated every 12,000 years have been destroyed by natural disasters and wars.

So why did the Lemurian civilization, which had reached such a high level of consciousness, disappear?

It seems that they did not perish, but migrated to another planet.

In my personal perspective, I think the planet they migrated to was Arcturus, after building a 5th dimensional civilization on Earth.

By the way, Arcturians seem to have already evolved to a much higher level of consciousness.

While unity had prevailed in everyone's consciousness in Lemurian time, it has become a thing of the distant past, as division and bipolarization have progressed to an extreme in today's civilization.

However, as ascension of the Earth progresses, more and more people are awakening from the illusion of division and regaining this sense of unity and integrated consciousness.

The awakening of each individual will accelerate the ascension of the Earth and the Galaxy, and contribute to easing the burden of the cataclysms experienced in the process.

The continent of Lemuria sank into the sea due to subsequent tectonic deformations, but part of it remains as the Hawaiian Islands.

Mauna Kea on the Big Island of Hawaii rises from the bottom of the ocean for over 10,000 meters, with 4,200 meters above sea level.

This is higher than Mount Everest.

Lastly, there is a Hawaiian song that expresses this place where Mother Earth and Father Sky meet.

Ka Wai Lehua ʻAʻala Ka Honua.

The semantic translation is "Water is a gift of Life from the Sky."

Let's listen to it.

Ke iho la ka ua

Halihali nā lehua o luna

E, e, e

Heleleʻi pua i ke kai

Hula leʻa nā lehua i ka moana

E, e, e

He kupa la ka ua i ke kai

Ke hoʻi hou e aloha mai

E, e, e

He mele nou e kuʻu lani

Ka wai lehua ʻaʻala ka honua

E, e, e

Composer & Lyrics: Frank Kawaikapuokalani Hewett

Song by: John Cruz

As the rain falls

It bears Lehua blossoms from above

The blossoms fall into the sea

And dance playfully upon the waters of the ocean

The rain is well acquainted with the sea

And as it returns to the sea,

the two become one and the cycle is complete

This is my tribute to you, my Heavenly one

The Lehua rain that awakens