Michaela Larson

Key Elements of Hawaiian Blessings

Honoring the Past, Present, and Future

Blessings often honor the energy and spirit of those who have been connected to the place before, while also inviting positive energy for the future.

Creating a Positive and Harmonious Environment

The goal is to transform the space into a peaceful sanctuary, promoting safety,

protection, and positive energy.

Symbolic Elements

Sprinkling salt water: Signifies cleansing and purification, removing any negative energies or impurities.

Untying of a lei: Represents unity and opening up the space or project to be blessed.

Maile lei or Double Ti Leaf Lei: A specific type of lei that represents unity and connection.



Prayers and chants: Asking for blessings and guidance from divine sources (such as Akua, or God).

Ti leaves and water: Used for sprinkling water and symbolizing health, nourishment, and security.

Emphasis on Aloha and Malama ʻĀina: These values are central to the blessings, encouraging love, compassion, respect, and care for the land.

• Expertise as consultant and organizer for native cultural ceremonial presentations and protocol for national and international convention groups as well government officials. Necessary in maintaining relations with local customs and traditions. International lecturer specializing in native myths, historical traditions, hula mastery and the cultural arts. Provide financial formats and opportunities for local crafters, teachers, kupuna (elders) and community organizations as well local businesses. She ultimately provides the people of the islands and nationally with the quality of service and attention needed and required while maintaining and managing available budget and finances.
• Establishing a relationship with our island wide program specialist to empower them with the tools and resource necessary for success.