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Huna

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Religion

 

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Kelly D

 

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November 12, 2013

 

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University

 

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They were the Hawaiian version of an esoteric priesthood that was also found in ancient Egypt. Indian yogis, Christ and Buddha were adepts in these universal principles. These beliefs are similar to other New Thought philosophies of the same era, including Unity Church and Religious Science. In fact, Long recommended reading Unity’s Daily Word in his Secret Science book...
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In fact, Long recommended reading Unity’s Daily Word in his Secret Science book. In some ways, he took New Thought ideas and gave them Hawaiian names. Controversy about Huna The use of Hawaiian words to describe universal principles has raised controversy among those who love the Native Hawaiian culture...
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