Ohana: Belonging That Holds You
From Life Coaching, Hawaiian Style · 00:07:48
Show by Lenka John
Alex and Jordan go deeper into another value from the Pua Ola framework: ohana. In Native Hawaiian understanding, ohana means family, but wider than blood: those who grow from the same root, from oha, the offshoots of the kalo plant. Through the tradition of hanai, a client torn between the family she came from and the chosen family she built, and a three-question practice, this episode explores belonging as care over time, belonging with boundaries, and what you bring to your root system. Key points: ohana as those who grow from the same root; hanai, to feed, nourish, sustain, fully family; belonging is shown by care over time, not perfect attendance; aloha as kindly saying no; kuleana as tending your own part. Life Coaching, Hawaiian Style is the Royal Lei podcast with Lenka John. New episodes daily.
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