As we have been learning, there are many Hawaiian proverbs and sayings that have been fun learning and even more entertaining trying to speak and pronounce correctly, but more importantly convey real wisdom and spiritual value.
Here is another one of my favorites.
Uwe Ka Lani, Ola Ka Honua.
Which translates as:
When the sky weeps, the earth lives..
When the heavens weep, the earth lives. Sky father comes down to mother earth and to her peaks. The mist is the seed. So heavy rains come from father and mother earth fruits.
Everything goes back to love, much love...love...love.
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Douglas Fischer, R.A., REALTOR, ePro, C.D.P.E.
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Douglas is an experienced and respected Honolulu, Hawaii Realtor Associate, in partnership with his Japanese speaking partner, Christopher Sumida, who specialize in residential Real Estate and the sale of Condos in the greater Honolulu area including the neighborhoods of: Waikiki, Diamond Head, Ala Moana, Kakaako, Kapiolani, Makiki, Chinatown and Downtown Honolulu.
I enjoy reading your Hawaiian proverbs, Douglas. It's always good to take a moment to reflect on things that would otherwise pass us by.
Right now, the sky is weeping in my neck of the woods....but it's sorely needed, or the rest of us will weep without this blessing.
Thanks for sharing the proverb.