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History of Hawaiian Astrology

The Hawaiians, known as the world's first celestial navigators, used the zodiac and the stars in the heavens as beacons to plot the course of their voyages across the Pacific without the aid of a sextant or compass.

Hawaiian astrology was an ancient science of the Hawaiian priesthood that was taught and preserved in their sacred oracle chants. The value of Hawaiian lies in its relationship of an understanding of the fundamental meaning of life. The secret knowledge of the zodiac was the heart of their civilization. According to their legendary chants, astrology was probably brought to Hawaii from the mythical continent of Lemuira and from India where astrology was a science as old as mankind. In ancient times, astrology flourished in Hawaii as well as in other societies: the Mayans, the pharoahs of Egypt and during the imperial dynasty of China. Predictions of the positions of many stars are found in Babylonian tablets of the seventh century B.C.

The entire subject of astrology was never regarded as one that can be described purely in intellectual terms. Its powers lies in the center of human consciousness and in the intuitive recesses of the heart.

Astrology is a language of energy. Man and the world are inescapably linked to currents of energy that permeate the universe. The zodiac not only maps the energy field of man, but also, offers a blueprint of the human psyche in correlation to the planets and constellations. The Astrology reveals that there is only one family in the universe, and that we are all one, connected to each other in an infinite variety of ways.

Millennium Edition

The original designs of this series dates back to the early 70's. Like the Hawaiian edition, they were updated in the 1990's and gave it a millennium flair. It continues to depict the ancient traditional interpretations.

Artwork Prints

Prints of the Hawaiian Edition are available in 5 X 7 and 8 X 10, matted and wrapped in protective plastic and ready for framing.