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The journey of a Makua o'o is a tailor-made, hands-on and heart-centered life. Ripening is organic and elemental, discovering the o'o (the tools) that make your life as kupuna one that means "you can be counted on" is easier when you have company.

This is a journey of inter-relatedness and pilina, start by making contact with Mokihana of Leo Kaona to begin sharing your story with her. Then, feel the next step.

email: mokihanacalizarATgmailDOTcom

I look forward to our first conversation, via email or phone/FaceTime to start.

A hui hou,
Mokihana

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