Huna: The Voyager Course

November 9, 2024 10am -4pm

Huna is a very ancient practice, which comes to us by way of Hawaii and the South Pacific.

Huna Shamanism is for those people who are willing to BE in this world as participants with the Creator in what It is doing – as co-creators. It is a way of blessing, enhancing, and encouraging other people and other forms of life to grow and to express life according their own unique patterns and will – which is the way of love.

The Huna Voyager Course is an introduction to the basics of Hawaiian Shamanism as practiced by the Kahili family of Kauai. Huna is the Hawaiian adventurer system of shamanism, also known as Kapua.

It is a direct experience, hands on course, in which you will learn practical techniques to apply in your daily life. The participants will develop a strong understanding of the philosophy and concepts of Hawaiian Shamanism. Topics covered:

The 7 principles of Huna
The 3 selves
The 4 levels of reality, and how to travel between them
Shamanic divination
Shamanic Dreaming
Shamanic Journeying
Basics of Shamanic Healing for yourself and others

This is the first in a series of courses in the Kahili family Kupua tradition of Huna.

Shaman is a word originating from the Tungusic people of Siberia. This term has been borrowed by anthropologists to describe a type of healer. This type of healer uses various techniques to heal others. A shaman often brings about healing by empowering an individual and helping them change their beliefs. A Shaman are said to be able to talk to the elements nature and spirts to help with healing. The goal of the shaman is healing.

For those who would like to prepare for this experience, the book URBAN SHAMAN, by Serge Kahili King, is suggested reading.

Workshop cost; $80

Advance registration is requested, with a $25 deposit.

The workshop will start at 10:00 am and last until 4 pm.

Participants are encouraged to bring food to share in a light lunch.

About Lee Sinnot

Lee’s spiritual journey began at an early age. From the age of 6, Lee loved being in the woods and exploring. He would spend hours hiking and often getting lost. He quickly learned to watch the animals and the trees to find his way home. Lee grew up in the Christian faith and after several mystical and spiritual experiences that he couldn’t explain, nor could anyone else, he went looking for the answers. Through that journey Lee met many different people and learned many different things. Including Druidry, other Pagan faiths, Buddhism, and Taoism. Lee’s journey into the shamanic traditions began one night at a sweat lodge. Lee was overwhelmed by the beauty of the ceremony, the heat, the smell of the sage, the fire and the hot stones as they came into the lodge.

Once again, Lee found himself searching. After finding a book about the spirituality of the Native Americans his life was changed forever. Learning about the Native American’s beliefs and how they saw the world Lee found himself in a state of awe. Finally, Lee discovered a path that brought everything he loved together. Lee threw himself into everything shamanic he could. Reading every book he could find and learning from anyone who would teach him. He eventually became a Fire Keeper and continues to tend fire for the Sweat lodge and visionary dances. Lee also dances some the visionary dances as well. He is currently being trained to pour the sweat lodge.

His life changed once again when one of his teachers recommend “Urban Shaman” by Serge Kahili King. From that point on Lee has practiced and studied the Huna Kupua Tradition as taught by Serge Kahili King. He found that it matched his own beliefs and provided a practical and effective system to heal himself and help others become who they want to be. Lee’s journey into Huna began in 2013 and after years of study and practice Lee is in the process of becoming an Alakai (ordained minister) of the Kahili Family tradition. As part of his ministry Lee decided to begin his dream of sharing these beautiful traditions with those who wanted to learn.