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The Secret Science Behind Miracles: Huna Magic and Ho’opono, Ho’oponopono Instant Healing

A superlative contribution to the Art of Healing, June 4, 2003 Max Freedom Long not only did his homework, did it well, he also was gifted great good fortune along the way. It is not simply coincidence which puts him in the right place at the right time to find, collate, sort out and reveal the right information so that we can remember more of the truth of who we really are. He consistently focused his practical, honest, clear and methodical approach to the challenging task of revealing the Huna system which had been forced underground by the prejudice of the prior powers that were in Hawaii when he first arrived there, early 1900s.
It is repeatedly revealed in this first work, covering the awesome topic of the power of the kahunas to heal so many aspects of our lives, that there was the hand of a higher power at work in Max life. That his first edition led to a letter from a reader who had direct experience of the Huna tradition from half way around the world in its roots in north-western Africa is no small testimony to the serendipity involved. And Max relentless pursuit of the truth of the practical experience of real-live miracle healings, let alone the turning around of lives unfortunate into fortunate ones, is worthy of high praise.
And his calling forward corroborating evidence from the breadth of the available research of the day is, again, noteworthy.
He consistently displays depth of perception, breadth of knowledge, humility which keeps the research in its proper place and a willingness to admit his own few limitations.
Granted, there are a few shortcomings to his work, and usually he is fully aware and freely admits the limits he bumped into along the way.
I am putting his revelations of the truth of the Huna to very good work with very good results in my lifes work. I am profoundly grateful to Max Freedom Long for his dedication, insight, clarity and thoroughness.

This book deals with the discovery of an ancient and secret system of workable magic, which, if we can learn to use it as did the native Polynesians and North Africans, bids fair to change the world.

The Huna (“secret”)science used by the Polynesians for healing, controlling of winds and weather, and other “miracles” was strictly prohibited to outsiders until Max Freedom Long arrived in 1917.

“I arrived in Hawaii in 1917, and took a teaching position that placed me near the volcano, Kileauea, which was very active at the time. The school was one of three rooms and stood in a lonely valley between a great sugar plantation and a ranch.

The two teachers under me were both Hawaiian, and it was only natural that I soon began to know more about their Hawaiian friends. From there I began to hear guarded references to native magicians, the ‘kahunas,’ or ‘Keepers of the Secret.’

With background in psychology, my curiosity became aroused and I began to ask questions. To my surprise I found that questions were not welcomed.” – MAX FREEDOM LONG