"May Your Day be filled with Aloha"
"Look at what a handful of people have done to produce terror in our world. Imagine what an equally small handful of people could do if they were just as committed to producing peace, joy and Aloha in our world."
About Bob Toledo
“I’m not a Ph.D, or a psychologist, nor am I a Guru. I am just a man who found my soul.”
Bob has been studying “Hawaiian Philosophy” for 20 years. Bob has lectured in various churches including, Unity, Christ Science and a few Catholic churches. He has also lectured at various social events throughout Florida Including the Cocoa Beach library since 2000. He recently did his “Live Aloha” Program at the Melbourne/Palm Bay Chamber of Commerce with great reviews.
Bob talks on the concept of “Living Aloha” based on the 7 Principles of Huna, teaching us how to love one another and taking responsibility for our own lives. His newly re-released CD, entitled “Talking Story”, a lesson in Huna Philosophy and living aloha, has been very well received. Bob is a “Huna Kapua” (Shaman in the Hawaiian tradition), Philosopher, public speaker and Huna teacher. He uses his personal Hawaiian experiences and his dedication to his island heritage to both inspire and motivate the attendees.
Whether you are a long-time student of Huna or just ‘getting your feet wet’, mahalo for visiting and hui hou.
Bob has been studying “Hawaiian Philosophy” for 20 years. Bob has lectured in various churches including, Unity, Christ Science and a few Catholic churches. He has also lectured at various social events throughout Florida Including the Cocoa Beach library since 2000. He recently did his “Live Aloha” Program at the Melbourne/Palm Bay Chamber of Commerce with great reviews.
Bob talks on the concept of “Living Aloha” based on the 7 Principles of Huna, teaching us how to love one another and taking responsibility for our own lives. His newly re-released CD, entitled “Talking Story”, a lesson in Huna Philosophy and living aloha, has been very well received. Bob is a “Huna Kapua” (Shaman in the Hawaiian tradition), Philosopher, public speaker and Huna teacher. He uses his personal Hawaiian experiences and his dedication to his island heritage to both inspire and motivate the attendees.
Whether you are a long-time student of Huna or just ‘getting your feet wet’, mahalo for visiting and hui hou.
