<p>Then to Now: What we can learn from the Hawaiian cultural worldview. On this episode, Kumu Ramsay Taum is our guide to the many beautiful concepts in Hawaiian spiritual practice that spread Aloha not only through the islands but around the world. Understanding the ancient battle art of Lua, ho'oponopono and searching for true connection in a fast-past world by looking back to our ancestors, following the lineage of time and why self-evident is better than self-proclaimed.</p>

Then to Now: What we can learn from the Hawaiian cultural worldview. On this episode, Kumu Ramsay Taum is our guide to the many beautiful concepts in Hawaiian spiritual practice that spread Aloha not only through the islands but around the world. Understanding the ancient battle art of Lua, ho'oponopono and searching for true connection in a fast-past world by looking back to our ancestors, following the lineage of time and why self-evident is better than self-proclaimed.

#3: Kumu Ramsay Taum- Digging Deeper into Hawaiian Spiritual Practice to Enhance Our Well-being, Connection and Responsibility

To tell a story is to create a memory. Each episode, Lindsey Calla will be digging deeper into human ideas and bringing ancient wisdom to the modern world through conversation and connection. The most ancient way of conserving information is through storytelling and oral traditions. Let's come back to center and back into balance with the help and inspiration from thought leaders, cultural connectors, authors, wisdom keepers, and creatives. The series, with a mix of interviews and solo explorations, hopes to inspire us to follow what ignites our passions and digs deeper into enhancing our personal well-being and growth.  Lindsey Calla has a decade of experience in the media world spanning from wellness, art history, and travel.  Her work in print, television and online have earned several award nominations and been internationally recognized by Yahoo!, Mind Body Green and the New York Times. As a perpetual student of art history and the arts, she has leaned on her experiences in her career to help inspire others to be brave enough to evolve and trust your personal journey with the help of ancient stories.

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To tell a story is to create a memory. Each episode, Lindsey Calla will be digging deeper into human ideas and bringing ancient wisdom to the modern world through conversation and connection. The most ancient way of conserving information is through storytelling and oral traditions. Let's come back to center and back into balance with the help and inspiration from thought leaders, cultural connectors, authors, wisdom keepers, and creatives. The series, with a mix of interviews and solo explorations, hopes to inspire us to follow what ignites our passions and digs deeper into enhancing our personal well-being and growth. Lindsey Calla has a decade of experience in the media world spanning from wellness, art history, and travel. Her work in print, television and online have earned several award nominations and been internationally recognized by Yahoo!, Mind Body Green and the New York Times. As a perpetual student of art history and the arts, she has leaned on her experiences in her career to help inspire others to be brave enough to evolve and trust your personal journey with the help of ancient stories.

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#3: Kumu Ramsay Taum- Digging Deeper into Hawaiian Spiritual Practice to Enhance Our Well-being, Connection and Responsibility

#3: Kumu Ramsay Taum- Digging Deeper into Hawaiian Spiritual Practice to Enhance Our Well-being, Connection and Responsibility

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