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Anahulu Poepoe 6/5 – 6/14/2025
UHM NH Updates: Anahulu Poepoe, Iune 2025 Thursday 6/5 - Saturday 6/14
Aloha mai kākou,
As many of us are attending graduation parties and celebrating the accomplishments of the graduates around us, here’s a relevant ʻōlelo noʻeau for us to incorporate into our congratulations:
Ke kōpiko i ka piko o Waiʻaleʻale.
A kōpiko tree on the summit of Waiʻaleʻale.
A boast about an outstanding person. —ʻŌN#1756
This phrase is useful for boasting about loved ones regardless of the circumstances, and I appreciate the imagery and symbolism that the ʻāina provides for us to do so. With the Mōhalu moon rising tonight, the ʻāina is blooming too!
Anahulu Reflection:
How else might the ʻāina show you (k)new ways of celebrating the people who are close to you?
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