Why i like to be called owl/owly
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Why i like to be called owl/owly
Long ago in ancient times on the island of Hawaii there lived a king known as Kakuhihewa who made his home on Oahu. King Kakuhihewa divided his many Islands among his favorite chiefs, and each of these men and women gave their own names to the places where they ruled. It was these names that lasted for hundreds of years.
King Kakuhihewa also built many sacred temples known as heiau. He and his chiefs ruled the land under harsh system known as kapu. Commoners had no say about who had the power and about the law of the land. Those who broke the King lawwere often tortured and then put to death in the place called leahi or Diamond-head.
Many people suffered, Now one day a farmer called Kapoi who lived in Honolulu, went into the forest to gather thatch to mend his roof. As he was returning home towards evening, he came upon a nest with 7 eggs. The nest belonged to an owl, or pueo but seeing the eggs kapoi could think of anything but how delicious they would taste. He was hungry after his long day work, and so he gathered the eggs in his shirt and carried them home.
At home kapoi wrapped the eggs in the large leaves of one of the ti plants he had collected that day. Then he built a fire to cook the eggs and sat to wait until the coals were hot enough.
As he was waiting, an owl perched upon his fence, her eyes searching. When she spotted the ti leaf, she began to screech with grief, Kapoi you have stolen my eggs I am sure they are wrapped inside those leaves.Give them back!
Kapoi was so hungry that he did not want to give up his eggs, so he quickly turned and asked "How many eggs did you have?"
Seven the owl said
Ah said kapoi , and bowed his head for now he knew these eggs did indeed belong to the owl. There must be yours, but I am very hungry and hoped to eat these for my supper. perhaps i could keep just one or two.
Kapoi the owl repeated give me all my eggs, I know you are a good man. Surely you do not wish to hurt a poor owl who lost all her eggs
Now kapoi had a soft heart. As he thought about the eggs he understood how sad the owl must feel at her lost, and he could not break the owl heart "Come then" he said "take your eggs"And he unwrapped the leaves. The owl quickly gathered her eggs in her talons. As she turned to fly away she looked back at kapoi "Thank you Kapoi" And now you will build a heiau and call this temple Manua. It will honor of the owl and we shall forever look after you
Then the owl gave Kapoi his instructions, He Listened closely. And so Kapoi built a temple near Moanalua on Oahu, and just how the owl told him, he selected a specific day for the dedication of his temples. He placed his sacrifices upon the alter as instructed by the owl.
Soon word of Kapoi temple reached the king, who was furious when he heard the news. One of his laws was that no one but the king or his elected chiefs could build and dedicate a temple. And so the king ordered his servants to seize Kapoi.
"Lead him to my temple at Waikiki and there i shall there pronounce his punishment". That day =, as the servants led Kapoi to Waikiki. All the owls of the land- from Lani, Maui, Molokia. and kauai and the big Island of Hawaii- gathered in the sky. There they rendezvoused to discuss their plan.
The next day at dawn as the King prepared to announce Kapoi punishment, he felt a wind coming from above, and when he looked up, he saw the blue sky darken as thousands of owls flew over head.
"This man must Die" cried the king and the King servants and soldiers grabbed Kapoi. They where ready to torture him but just then the owls dived out of the sky towards them. Before the men knew what was happening the owls attacked pecking at the soldiers with their beaks scratching the servants with long sharp talons. "Help" the men cried for they could not shield themselves from the attack. If the dodge a owl another flew forward and then another. The King looked on in disbelief as his men one by one fell to the ground or ran for cover. "Stop let him go" the King finally cried.
Kapoi was set free and the King looked an awe at this simple man."Your God is powerful"he said "You have many guardians and so no one shall ever harm you. You are free to go home"
As word spread of Kapoi rescue the people cheered the owls and ever since that day the Hawaiian people have recognized the pueo's (owl)power. It is known as the guardian spirit that looks after those who are kind........
King Kakuhihewa also built many sacred temples known as heiau. He and his chiefs ruled the land under harsh system known as kapu. Commoners had no say about who had the power and about the law of the land. Those who broke the King lawwere often tortured and then put to death in the place called leahi or Diamond-head.
Many people suffered, Now one day a farmer called Kapoi who lived in Honolulu, went into the forest to gather thatch to mend his roof. As he was returning home towards evening, he came upon a nest with 7 eggs. The nest belonged to an owl, or pueo but seeing the eggs kapoi could think of anything but how delicious they would taste. He was hungry after his long day work, and so he gathered the eggs in his shirt and carried them home.
At home kapoi wrapped the eggs in the large leaves of one of the ti plants he had collected that day. Then he built a fire to cook the eggs and sat to wait until the coals were hot enough.
As he was waiting, an owl perched upon his fence, her eyes searching. When she spotted the ti leaf, she began to screech with grief, Kapoi you have stolen my eggs I am sure they are wrapped inside those leaves.Give them back!
Kapoi was so hungry that he did not want to give up his eggs, so he quickly turned and asked "How many eggs did you have?"
Seven the owl said
Ah said kapoi , and bowed his head for now he knew these eggs did indeed belong to the owl. There must be yours, but I am very hungry and hoped to eat these for my supper. perhaps i could keep just one or two.
Kapoi the owl repeated give me all my eggs, I know you are a good man. Surely you do not wish to hurt a poor owl who lost all her eggs
Now kapoi had a soft heart. As he thought about the eggs he understood how sad the owl must feel at her lost, and he could not break the owl heart "Come then" he said "take your eggs"And he unwrapped the leaves. The owl quickly gathered her eggs in her talons. As she turned to fly away she looked back at kapoi "Thank you Kapoi" And now you will build a heiau and call this temple Manua. It will honor of the owl and we shall forever look after you
Then the owl gave Kapoi his instructions, He Listened closely. And so Kapoi built a temple near Moanalua on Oahu, and just how the owl told him, he selected a specific day for the dedication of his temples. He placed his sacrifices upon the alter as instructed by the owl.
Soon word of Kapoi temple reached the king, who was furious when he heard the news. One of his laws was that no one but the king or his elected chiefs could build and dedicate a temple. And so the king ordered his servants to seize Kapoi.
"Lead him to my temple at Waikiki and there i shall there pronounce his punishment". That day =, as the servants led Kapoi to Waikiki. All the owls of the land- from Lani, Maui, Molokia. and kauai and the big Island of Hawaii- gathered in the sky. There they rendezvoused to discuss their plan.
The next day at dawn as the King prepared to announce Kapoi punishment, he felt a wind coming from above, and when he looked up, he saw the blue sky darken as thousands of owls flew over head.
"This man must Die" cried the king and the King servants and soldiers grabbed Kapoi. They where ready to torture him but just then the owls dived out of the sky towards them. Before the men knew what was happening the owls attacked pecking at the soldiers with their beaks scratching the servants with long sharp talons. "Help" the men cried for they could not shield themselves from the attack. If the dodge a owl another flew forward and then another. The King looked on in disbelief as his men one by one fell to the ground or ran for cover. "Stop let him go" the King finally cried.
Kapoi was set free and the King looked an awe at this simple man."Your God is powerful"he said "You have many guardians and so no one shall ever harm you. You are free to go home"
As word spread of Kapoi rescue the people cheered the owls and ever since that day the Hawaiian people have recognized the pueo's (owl)power. It is known as the guardian spirit that looks after those who are kind........
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Re: Why i like to be called owl/owly
The anthropology major approves of this post. Very cool, Owly. 
And I never even got my own damn posting title!
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nice. thanks for sharing
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i first heard that story when i was 6 i been owl eversince........
i know what you said about my Momma
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So it has nothing to do with hooters?
Seriously though, that's compelling imagery; the anthropology tourist approves.
Thanks for sharing!
Seriously though, that's compelling imagery; the anthropology tourist approves.
Thanks for sharing!
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You know how this thing ends, right? They all die.
Re: Why i like to be called owl/owly
u welkz
Maybe someday i'll tell the story of the 'Hawaiian Night Marchers' i believe i'm the only one that filmed it.......
Maybe someday i'll tell the story of the 'Hawaiian Night Marchers' i believe i'm the only one that filmed it.......
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Re: Why i like to be called owl/owly
that was a pretty cool story:)
Wow do i need a new signature or what. suggestions??
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Re: Why i like to be called owl/owly
Cool story wish I had one to share.
"Life is too short to be fighting"
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You bless us and share with us everytime you post Teva 
i know what you said about my Momma
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Owl while I was there I was lucky enough to befriend a hawaiian family
The Grannies would always tell such tales
it was great
I was a howlee but loved the stories
your telling was excellent by the way
The Grannies would always tell such tales
it was great
I was a howlee but loved the stories
your telling was excellent by the way
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Thanks Grunt i didn't even read it myself untill just now i noticed a lot of mistakes but over all i said what i wanted to say.........
edit/i mean as far as the story goes i think i capture how the legend goes
edit 2/i protect the kind hearted
edit 3/Grannies are called tutu's
edit/i mean as far as the story goes i think i capture how the legend goes
edit 2/i protect the kind hearted
edit 3/Grannies are called tutu's
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Also when i was 8 i lived on Pupukea mountain where one day i got lost, it was nearing sundown and i had no idea where i was. To my surprise a large Hawaiian white owl perched on a tree by me. i tried to get close to it and it would fly two or three trees down, this keeped on until i reached the main road that goes up the mountain, the owl when i reached the road flew away. In my heart the owl helped me and it wasn't mere accident, that was the most awe-inspiring thing to ever happen to me. That was that day i took on the owls as my Amaku'a (Spirit Animal)............
i know what you said about my Momma
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Cool story

I had my money on it being related to hooting green.Wretch wrote:So it has nothing to do with hooters?
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"But we rather have those because we have acted rightly” Aristotle 384 B.C.-322 B.C
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Owls are cool animals with good reputations.
"Life is too short to be fighting"
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Sailing peacefully placid through fluid blue green skies
Wings expanded, hugging the heavenly air streams
As he flied
Intently the owl gazes into frostbitten watery embodiment
A flash quick and streaking zipped in a frenzied dash
Then drops Owl like an arrow into the depths
His prey never had a change for Owl was his last glance
That husky worn Owl that hunts the sea shore
Old sailors have spun lures, rich and deep
Of legends of the enchanted breed
Day surrenders to the predator
to an Obscure dusk
With washed of brushed cobwebs
And the sun sighs, as his love
Lady moon blooms
Glittering in her cloak of dark
Rises gracefully
From her veiled bed she rests
Sublime in her calm
Mirrored in the still lake she glows
Touching the sun reflection on the surface of the water
Sir sun slides below the sheets of horizon
The night is where the lady reigns supreme
And Owl, he glides into dreams
Little did they know the Owl was bitter
He was alone and shivered in the cold of "loneliness Winter"
Wings expanded, hugging the heavenly air streams
As he flied
Intently the owl gazes into frostbitten watery embodiment
A flash quick and streaking zipped in a frenzied dash
Then drops Owl like an arrow into the depths
His prey never had a change for Owl was his last glance
That husky worn Owl that hunts the sea shore
Old sailors have spun lures, rich and deep
Of legends of the enchanted breed
Day surrenders to the predator
to an Obscure dusk
With washed of brushed cobwebs
And the sun sighs, as his love
Lady moon blooms
Glittering in her cloak of dark
Rises gracefully
From her veiled bed she rests
Sublime in her calm
Mirrored in the still lake she glows
Touching the sun reflection on the surface of the water
Sir sun slides below the sheets of horizon
The night is where the lady reigns supreme
And Owl, he glides into dreams
Little did they know the Owl was bitter
He was alone and shivered in the cold of "loneliness Winter"
i know what you said about my Momma
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thinking of changing my name to Mana Pueo which means 'powerful owl'
i know what you said about my Momma
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From time to time i'll post with this account
it's just me
Edit/a picture of a Mana Pueo

There are different types of owl types in Hawaii......
it's just me
Edit/a picture of a Mana Pueo

There are different types of owl types in Hawaii......
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Mana Pueo is a Nirvana fan?
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Yeah i'm a fan but i don't listen to their music to much anymore......
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i thought a real owl for the icon would be better it's a drawing of a Mana Pueo i thought i'd use this alt for the game here.....
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What ever one does in his own house.....
You can do it at my house too!!!!!
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What ever one does in his own house.....
You can do it at my house too!!!!!
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