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Values
THE VALUES OF HAWAI`I
1. Aloha
(Love and Compassion)
Aloha is a core concept that stands for kindness, love, and sympathy for other people. It's more than just a friendly greeting; it's an expression of compassion and affection.
3. Mālama
(Stewardship)
Mālama refers to the responsibility of caring for and stewarding the land and environment. Hawaiians have a deep connection to nature, and this principle emphasizes the importance of preserving and respecting the environment.
2. Ohana
(Family)
Family holds great importance in Hawaiian culture. ʻOhana emphasizes the concept of extended family and the idea that everyone is interconnected, creating a sense of unity and support.
4. Pono
(Righteousness)
Pono is about doing morally and justly. It entails leading a life of moral rectitude, justice, and honesty.
5. Kuleana
(Responsibility)
Kuleana is the feeling of duty and commitment. It entails acknowledging and carrying out one's obligations, both to the community and to oneself.
6. Lōkahi
(Unity)
Lōkahi stresses the value of harmony and oneness. It entails bringing individuals together and encouraging teamwork and cooperation.
7. Ha‘aha‘a
(Humility)
Ha'aha'a is the virtue of modesty, humility, and the absence of conceit. It inspires people to face life with an attitude of openness, curiosity, and respect for others.
