“Children of the Rainbow:” Sacred Ceremonial Eclipse Gathering in Hawai’I

Dr. Sandra Rose Michael is honored to support and be included as a presenter at the sacred ceremonial gathering “Children of the Rainbow.” Deeply infused with love and intention, this uniting of people and land is held together by a strong calling “To Look To The Source.”

This particular gathering of the Global World Congress On Peace happens every four years in Hawai’I. Happening since 1975, this pathway is a bridge to harmony, the breath of “Ha” Hawai’I with lightworkers of the Celestial Golden Consciousness. Together we, Children of the Rainbow, alongside returning ancestors, restore the garden, fulfilling our missions and recreating Heaven on Earth.

The August 15th – 21st event will be led by Ke Kumu ‘Ola Leina’ala Kaahuhailikaukoalaaika’alaneomiliona’La Brown, with blessings from Grandmother Flordemayo, Grandfather Gil Aguilar of the Apache Nation, Archangel Michael, as well as an extraordinary lineup of divine beings and presenters co-creating the sacred ceremony.

In reverent collaboration, Kumu ‘Ola Leina’ala’s non-profit organization Ka Leo ‘O Na Kahuna Lapa’au ‘O Hawai’I offers the following mission statement: To restore, protect, develop and advance the healing arts and science of the Kahuna Lapa’au, in the preservation and perpetuation of the Native Hawaiian Indigenous Lapa’au healing practices of the Kahuna Lapa’au ‘O Hawai’i.

The teachings and wisdom to be shared here during this special time will have the magnitude to influence and raise the vibration of our collective human and global consciousness. May we look to Source, connect to our true essence and remember: “Aloha ‘aina, malama’ aina, ahupua’a style living…”

“Aloha ‘aina simply means to love and respect the land, make it yours and claim stewardship for it.

“Malama ‘aina means to care for and nurture the land so it can give back all we need to sustain life for ourselves and our future generations.

“Ahupua’a is an ancient concept of resource use and management based on families living in a division of land that connects the mountains to the reefs and the sea.”