In Hawaiian religion, the Kumulipo is the creation chant, first recorded by non-Hawaiians in the 18th century.

Kumulipo. The Kumulipo ("Beginning in deep darkness") is the sacred creation chant of a family of Hawaiian ali'i, or ruling chiefs.

from the lipo of our deep past to the lipo of our unknown future. It heralds existence from dawn to dawn or the numerous beginnings and endings.

The Kumulipo traces the evolution of life and the emergence of man and the connection of man to all elements of the universe.

26 апр. 2019 г. · The Kumulipo is what connects kānaka to the 'āina; it confirms that the land we live on and the creatures that surround us are our 'ohana and ...

The Kumulipo is a genealogical creation chant composed in Hawai'i for chief, Ka-ʻĪ-i-mamao, around the 18th century.

FUNCTION AND MEANING OF THE KUMULIPO. BIRTH CHANT IN ANCIENT HAWAII. By MARTHA W. BECKWITH. IN THE HEBREW account of beginnings, heaven and earth and the mater.

Kumulipo, Ka Hikina means “arrival.” This unit explores the origins and evolution of the Hawaiian people and looks at some important aspects of Hawaiian ...

14 авг. 2020 г. · Kumulipo is a cosmogonic chant, one of several, that mark the kinohi, the origin, of the Hawaiian people.

Later, Pokini Robinson read it as "the conception, gestation, nurture, and achievement of a chief" (Perkins 1991a:14), a view that swayed Martha Beckwith, the ...