Hokulea

Highlights from the three-year worldwide voyage of the legendary voyaging canoe Hokulea. The voyage trained the next generation of traditional navigators and grew a global movement to malama honua or care for island earth.

[@josephlai9759]

It is so moving to see indigenous nations meeting each other through this epic voyage in an era where more and more indigenous tribes are pushed by forces out of their land, their culture, their very existence and identity into oblivion. This vovage is like a large cry of solitary of strength and hope for the younger generation to claim their rightful and much needed place into the future. I am moved.

[@mcdee56]

Indeed! People often dont believe me when I tell them that more Hawaiians live on the mainland than in Hawaii!

[@river4462]

Yes

[@river4462]

Do you mean solidarity?💖🌸🤙🏽

[@charlotteantiquepowerengin6277]

I keep finding beautiful stories about the cultural revival. That is indeed wonderful. Brought tears to my eyes. Still, I want to hear more about the science. This seems like a great example of ancient tools enabling the same science as modern tools. Like people who relearn ancient construction engineering techniques. The crew's ability to read the ocean fascinates me. If that amazing skill is a revival, I can only imagine what has been lost. How much can we learn about how marine animals navigate from watching how humans do it?

[@river4462]

It is beyond moving. There are no words💖🌴🌸🏝🌈🌏

[@PualaniMaksoerElla]

Mahalo nui loa for sharing thinking of my Dady and my Tête Satu from Nusa Ina me an Alifuru woman living in the Netherlands in europe may Akua and your Ancestores protecting your journey

[@mcdee56]

Tears roll down my face now as I conclude this video! Mahalo!

[@okitasan]

what an adventure. "Hawaiki Rising" still remains one of the best books I've ever read.

[@learnceltic5298]

Thanks for sharing! I've just bought it:)

[@tjrosimo6749]

I got all the chills I needed

[@zpektaQu2lar]

Really enjoyed this video of Hokulea's 3-year voyage. So awe-inspiring.

[@tukss987]

Fist time here, Rodo was a tahitian and was my great great grandfather

[@FlorineCalleen]

Wonderful, touching, inspiring ... I an so happy to See this. ❤️ Especially to see the indegenous nations participating and celebrating.

[@CarlosPestonit]

I liked the video and it is very important to keep the traditional navigation

[@mikemerrill4073]

Really liked the video

[@leonynaobella6970]

I really wish someday i can do a adventure like this

[@patriciahayes4190]

Dose this boat have a trampoline or is it using just a spreader bar only???

[@davidkumeroa2997]

Kanui Ka pai e ho.

[@frombigisland5229]

Makaha’ Style -

[@joriwhi310]

Ataahua

[@keoniable]

Hawaiian 🤙🏽

[@andrezetzsche2901]

KANU HOKUELA
OKI VENT*MIND LICHT AMO ALLE° ALOHA
NAAU🌍HOKU💏SIS
LICHT AMO EVA ADAM TERRE
HOKU LAE AONO AVA ATA MAMA EYWA OKI TERRE
AVE HOKU MANA SOI
🌳MAMA💋DANKE💞DUNIA🌎🌍🌏

[@JuanLopez-tp7hj]

Hawaiians the Polynesian voyagers the went the longest distance

[@1stForceReconUSMC]

Where can I find the song in the beginning been searching for several months

[@aldenjohng]

LaBamba Hokulea by Bruddah Iz

[@dapdapbamban]

czcams.com/video/GWkKAQxe2mc/video.html

[@river4462]

Jack Johnson and sista Paula Fuga do a similiar song, Hokule'a Song of Gladness. Just a beautiful song.

[@river4462]

@@aldenjohnghe song is called Hokule'a Star of Gladness by braddah Iz.

[@michaelargenta3856]

its so sad seeing cruize ships that size.. But funny as hell when a better smaller ship sails in a better path along the horizon ..

[@meandmybuddy964]

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[@johnrobinson3852]

Dang that's rough they have to eat raw fish on their voyage 😅 i hope they got wasabe and soy sauce for dat.