Aloha
Welcome to ManaFest
January 24, 25 & 26th 2020
Pahoa, Big Island of Hawai'i
FRIDAY- 4:30PM-10:30PM - SATURDAY- 10AM-10:30PM
SUNDAY-AfterParty! - 8:30AM- 4PM
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post MAnaFest 'Raising Our Voices' Music Retreat
9-5pm Jan 28-30th
SUNDAY-AfterParty! - 8:30AM- 4PM
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post MAnaFest 'Raising Our Voices' Music Retreat
9-5pm Jan 28-30th
Over 25 Workshops, Outdoor Pool & Spa, Red Tent, Art Gallery, Tea Zone, Healthy local Foods, Keiki Clubhouse, Grandmothers & Grandfathers Councils, Tropical Gardens & More!
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We come together on this sacred 'aina as one family
at the feet of Mauna Kea in the lap of the Goddess Pele...
at the feet of Mauna Kea in the lap of the Goddess Pele...
For our 5th year, we are celebrating Abundance & Creativity
in an inspiring Festival which includes all people,
unified to honor the Sacred Feminine
in an inspiring Festival which includes all people,
unified to honor the Sacred Feminine
What is ThE Sacred Feminine?
By Rev. Dr. Karen Tate
"Honoring the Sacred Feminine", in the spiritual sense, means valuing the feminine principle,
along with the masculine principle, as equal and fundamental aspects of the Divine.
From a planetary level, it means respecting and healing our Mother Earth.
From a cultural standpoint, it means revivifying the archetype of the Goddess through entertainment and the arts and using language that gives equal emphasis to the pronouns "she" and "her".
In the societal sense, it means re-creating the role of Priestess, and respecting the contribution of women in business, science, art and politics, as well as the home and community.
In a religious view, it means offering ceremony and service that reaffirms our connection to the divine, the Goddess, the earth and each other.
"Honoring the Sacred Feminine", in the spiritual sense, means valuing the feminine principle,
along with the masculine principle, as equal and fundamental aspects of the Divine.
From a planetary level, it means respecting and healing our Mother Earth.
From a cultural standpoint, it means revivifying the archetype of the Goddess through entertainment and the arts and using language that gives equal emphasis to the pronouns "she" and "her".
In the societal sense, it means re-creating the role of Priestess, and respecting the contribution of women in business, science, art and politics, as well as the home and community.
In a religious view, it means offering ceremony and service that reaffirms our connection to the divine, the Goddess, the earth and each other.
Much love and gratitude to our photographers over the years:
Dave Olson, Robert Kent and Shaunti Lally- StiL Focus Media & Jeremiah Lofgren- Big Eye Creations
Dave Olson, Robert Kent and Shaunti Lally- StiL Focus Media & Jeremiah Lofgren- Big Eye Creations
