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Final (makahiki (Lono (long god, Akua Poko, god of games), Captain cook…

- - - - wanted to limit exposure to mana altering influences
      - when women bleed, they were open to being affected by negative mana influences
        
        blood open kānaka up to spiritual traffic
  - - - first aha ceremony comes from this story
        
        right of passage, if you want to lead, you need to be able to get the blessings
        
        demonstrates descent from Wakea line
        
        no aha = no leader
        
        shows consent from gods and ancestors in the after life
        
        went from simple hand ceremony to huge deal
        
        13 parts of the ceremony
        
        kane i ka oho pane done towards the end of ceremony.
        
        hand thing is highest level of praying
  - - - Tried to map out makahiki, and wen came back the second time, Lono was supposed to have been gone.
- - - - cornerstones of church from old heiau
    - - became political
        
        sovereignty protected by church
        
        was a nexus for political activism
  - - - Consciousness, or spirit
        
        separate from body
        
        an embryo is an aka
      - shadow
  - - - first offerings (awa or whatever) goes to the gods
        
        gods take the spirit
        
        humans take the physical part
    - - agriculture, production, sustainability|
        
        not alot of kapu associated
      - hale o lono
        
        housed the image of lono
      - solar and lunar calibrations towers
    - - demanded higher levels of sacrifice
        
        more results need more sacrifice
        
        carved images near tower
      - place to vet leadership (aha ceremony)
        
        done through signs given by dieties
      - only high chief could build
        
        required human sacrifice to build
      - 4 houses
        
        hale mana
        
        hale pahu drum house
        
        hale ulu
        
        hale wai ea
    - - moʻol
      - something o pele