It has been encouraging to see the enthusiastic response from so many of you expressing interest in the future of the ‘Awapuhi Labyrinth. Knowing that there are individuals and organizations keen on preserving and maintaining this beloved space for the community’s enjoyment is truly heartwarming. It’s a testament to the significance and value the labyrinth holds for so many, and I feel optimistic about the Labyrinth continuing to serve as a source of solace, reflection, and connection for years to come. 

Could you be one of those involved?

To provide you with an opportunity to ask any questions you may have related to the Proposal to Purchase the ‘Awapuhi Labyrinth submission process, or simply to connect you with others who are eager to take the lead and may be looking for collaborators, we are hosting a Zoom Q&A session. During this session, we will address any inquiries you may have and provide clarification on the submission requirements.

Here are the details for the Zoom Q&A session:

Date: Wednesday, March 13th

Time:

• Noon HST (Hawai‘i Standard Time)
• 3:00 PM PDT (Pacific Daylight Time)
• 6:00 PM EDT (Eastern Daylight Time)

To join the Zoom meeting, simply click on the following link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88033740748?pwd=WUlZZXZKKys1aEdCTlQ1ZEtlaEo0dz09

We encourage all interested parties to attend this session to ensure a clear understanding of the proposal submission process and requirements.

If you have any questions beforehand or if you’re unable to attend the session but would like to submit questions in advance, please feel free to email deborah@rhythmfullcircle.com. A recording will be available upon request after the call.

Mahalo nui loa, and we look forward to seeing you at the Zoom Q&A session.

Could it be you?

I am looking for an angel or angels to cherish and continue Hawai‘i‘s 25-year-old ‘Awapuhi Labyrinth. More than just a piece of land, it is a public park, a potential business, and a cherished community resource for meditation, connection, and healing.

To ensure that this beautiful space finds its rightful steward, we are implementing an application process that goes beyond mere financial considerations.

This application process provides us with an opportunity to get to know each potential buyer on a deeper level, understanding their connection to labyrinths, and their intentions for its future. We believe that this approach will help us find someone who not only values the physical space but also shares our commitment to preserving its essence and significance within the community.

Mahalo nui for your understanding and cooperation. We look forward to receiving your application and embarking on this journey together.

VIEW APPLICATION FORM HERE

Please share this with anyone you think may be interested. Mahalo 🙏

Born and raised on O’ahu, Verne Presnall, with a personal letter from Alan Watts, was able to escape Vietnam and the draft, instead running a home for emotionally disturbed boys. Verne’s working life as a metal worker included extended stays in the Middle East. After retirement, he ended up on the Big Island where pursued his interests in photography and metalworking, frequently exhibiting. He volunteered with various community organizations. If you visited the ‘Awapuhi Labyrinth in the past, you doubtless enjoyed his dancing metal mobiles, colorful flying fish, and the magnificently well-groomed traveler palms gracing the entrance. That was all Verne’s doing.

Mahalo, Verne. Aloha.

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