2024-09-26 PL-INT-2024-008850 GP 2045 Draft Comments - Lamaku

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^• �",`. r�. '` ` ✓4 w ,p �) 3- r9 4PL4)kA MAY-p www.lunalilo.org Esteemed Greetings to the Trustees of the King Lunalilo Trust: I am humbly inspired to read each of your backgrounds conveyed by the Trust's website. We are told by good teachers of the world that history is made every day. I reach to you to reach to the heart of Alii King Lunalilo. I was guided by Akua to do so. Yours is one of three great trusts left by our Alii for the betterment of'Oiwi, the first people of the Pacific and Hawai'i. The materials enclosed in the pages of documents mailed to you tell a story. We have had a miracle at Kamakahonu. In 2010, I began hearing from the Ancestors of'Oiwi including our Great Kings and Queens. I reached to tell the members of the Hawaii State Legislature in a letter dated 3/3/21. I wrote letters to the Governor, the Mayors and county councils of every island to share this miraculous news. When my father created the Temple Drum for Ahu'ena Heiau, the Temple he loved and restored, I had a calling to travel to all schools and announce by voice and flyer the excitement that came from the first restoration of the ancient Temple and First Capital of Hawai'i. I carried this out as I shared how Pahuali'ikoaoka'awaloa is the first Temple Drum to be named in association with the first restored temple in Hawai'i, the Pacific and the world. Alii Lanakilakeikiahialii Na'ope guided the naming process. He told me to pray and ask Akua. I soon met as I served as a docent at Hulihe'e Palace, Sarah Malina Kailikea of Nawiliwili Kaua'i, 87 years young, who taught us that the name of the Temple Drums are given in honor of the land they grew upon. They are called Pahuali'i, the drum of the chiefs, and so now all may honor Ka'awaloa uka where the log came from. The life to Pahuali'ikoaoka'awaloa came by a naming ceremony conducted at Kamakahonu at the dawn of the millennium, 2000, by the Drum Maker, Dr. Kalena Silva of Ka Haka 'Ula o Ke'elikolani, myself and Coline Aiu Kumu Hula of Halau o Kumukahi and Halau Hula o Maiki, respectively.