And as a wise woman, this is even more so, because of all the wisdom your voice now carries. Your inherent greatness, the brilliance you came into this life with, and everything you have gathered through all you have lived. The heartache and the joy, the love and the loss.

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And yet, in the moments you most want to speak, does your voice still become small and quiet?

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That’s because, for generations, women were taught that the feminine had very little power, and that our voices should stay quiet. We learned to keep the peace, not make waves, apologize for taking up space, and put everyone else’s needs first. But in this wise woman season of your life, that time has come to an end.

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Your voice and your wisdom are needed in the world now - more than ever. And the ancestral Hawaiian sacred wisdom of Aloha shows you the way. In these ancient teachings, the voice is seen as a living language. It carries hā, the breath of life, and mana, your spiritual power.

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Kumu Mahealani Kuamoʻo Henry, a kanaka maoli (Native Hawaiian), taught that the original Hawaiian language was free of words like can’t, don’t, shouldn’t, or try. It helped the people create and live in the frequency of love and kindness, maintaining Pono, peace and harmony, in their world.

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And the same is true for you today. Your words carry the feeling beneath them, and that is what the Universe responds to, and brings to you. So the words you use are literally speaking your life into being.

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In this 90-minute workshop, Kumu Kaleo Wheeler brings together her lifelong work as a voice specialist in singing, speaking, and sound healing with the ancestral teachings she received from her teacher, Kumu Mahealani. Kaleo now also carries the title of Kumu herself, as a keeper of these teachings.

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You will:

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• Learn Kānāwai Moakaʻaka, the Smiling Law of Manifestation, one of the original forms of today's modern Law of Attraction, and how it works together in co-creation with your voice

• Discover what your everyday words are carrying, and how they keep you in an old story

• Find your own living language, with real examples. “I’m trying to change my life” becomes “I am giving life to a new way of living.” “I hope things get better” becomes “I am bringing more steadiness and ease into my life now.”

• Speak Your Life Into Being with words of self-permission, acceptance, and presence

• Leave with a simple daily practice for to carry forward with you