O ka 'onohi ula o ka lani ko inoa
The rainbow of heaven is your name
Anuenue, the Hawaiian rainbow, is the pathway between dimensions in Hawaiian mythology. The rainbow was often associated with messages from the spirit world and death. Death was believed to be a transformation of the soul where it began to move between the earth and upper realms of the ancestors. The soul then became a god who was able to enjoy earthly abundance. The rainbow was the path the Gods used to travel from Nu'umealani, 'the sacred raised land of the heavenly ones', down to earth.
The rainbow is a symbol of transformation and pathways to the heavens of raised consciousness and enlightenment. The clouds and shadows in nature and within ourselves are illuminated by the rainbow. The rainbow shines light upon all that interferes with unity and wholeness.
O ka 'onohi ula o ka lani ko inoa
The rainbow of heaven is your name
'Ula' means flame, 'Inoa' means name. The rainbow ignites the spiritual in your name. It refers to those who are related by the fire in their spirits, which burns for peace, harmony, justice and love of the earth. In the heat of this fire, Rainbow Warriors fight fear and doubt pursuing the rainbow path. The ancient wisdom of the rainbow can be found in all cultures and is actively used to eternalize peace and harmony in the world. Rainbow Warriors teach this ancient wisdom to those who have forgotten.
Clouds, thunder, lightning and rain precede the shining beauty of every rainbow. As you go through transformations and move on to new realms of existence, the rainbow lights the way to your pot of gold.
Anuenue,the Hawaiian Rainbow Goddess, is a messenger of the Gods. Also called, the Beauty of Manoa, she was born of the divine wind and rain of Manoa Valley on Oahu. Since ancient times the valley has been regarded as “the royal palace of rainbows,” where Anuenue, the beautiful Rainbow Maiden, can be seen playing wherever the light of sun touches the misty rain. Anuenue is so beautiful that a rainbow follows her wherever she goes.
Anuenue was raised by her grandmother Waka in a secret forest clearing in Manoa Valley. Waka surrounded her Mo'opuna Wahine (granddaughter) in a fine mist to guard her maidenhood until she would be ready to marry a man of highest royalty. There Anuenue lives up to this day.
Her 'I’iwi bird guardians bring her gifts of Ohia Lehua blossom as Anuenue watches over the Aina (sacred land).
Anuenue,the Hawaiian Rainbow Goddess, is a messenger of the Gods. Also called, the Beauty of Manoa, she was born of the divine wind and rain of Manoa Valley on Oahu. Since ancient times the valley has been regarded as “the royal palace of rainbows,” where Anuenue, the beautiful Rainbow Maiden, can be seen playing wherever the light of sun touches the misty rain. Anuenue is so beautiful that a rainbow follows her wherever she goes.
Anuenue was raised by her grandmother Waka in a secret forest clearing in Manoa Valley. Waka surrounded her Mo'opuna Wahine (granddaughter) in a fine mist to guard her maidenhood until she would be ready to marry a man of highest royalty. There Anuenue lives up to this day.
Her 'I’iwi bird guardians bring her gifts of Ohia Lehua blossom as Anuenue watches over the Aina (sacred land).
Rainbows are seen so frequently in Hawaii, that the Islands are often called 'the Rainbow State'.
To the ancient Hawaiians rainbows were a symbol of good luck and prosperity. Babies destined to become great chieftains were born with rainbows over their homes and accompanied by rainbows throughout their lives.
To the ancient Hawaiians rainbows were a symbol of good luck and prosperity. Babies destined to become great chieftains were born with rainbows over their homes and accompanied by rainbows throughout their lives.
Rainbow Warrior
Some natives have said that each color of the rainbow represents a Goddess and thinking of that color will bring about the element associated with it:
-White represents the element of water and the Goddess Hina who bestows knowledge and awareness.
-Earth Goddess Haumea promises freedom and release. She bears the color red. A stone is used as her element.
-Orange is for the Volcano Goddess Pele who infuses energy and focus. She commands the fire element.
-Yellow is for the Goddess Hi’iaka who gives presence and purpose. Her element is the wind.
-Purple is for Goddess Uli, who endows success and effectiveness. People are her element.
-Green is for the element of plants and Goddess Laka, who showers love and compassion.
-Blue is for the Goddess Kapo, the giver of power and ability. An animal is her element.
The rainbow represents the bridge that connects us to the source.
Anuenue, Hawaiian Rainbow Goddess
Birth Date: 'Apelila 24, 2023 (04/24/23)
O ka 'onohi ula o ka lani ko inoa
The rainbow of heaven is your name
Believe in your dreams and follow Anuenue on the rainbow path.
Like the rainbow, her Mana (spiritual energy) illuminates the way to your pot of gold.
The gentle drum of the Ipu (gourd) echoes through the Ohia Forest as a beautiful rainbow slowly approaches the Menehune village. Full of excitement, the Menehunes run to the gathering place. Anuenue is coming! She is their bringer of good luck and prosperity.
Anuenue chants softly to the sound of her Ipu worshipping the enchanting Ohia Forest.
Anuenue's head is adorned with a rainbow and surrounded by a halo of fragrant Maile.
Maile is the lei of eternal love.
Anuenue’s Tutu (grandmother) sewed her sky-blue cotton dress and drew a beautiful rainbow on it.
Hawaiian gourds grow on a vine. Tutu picked the most beautiful of the Ipus. She cleaned and polished it. The Ipu was her sacred gift of Aloha (Love) to her Mo’opuna (granddaughter) and became Anuenue’s most treasured possession.
Anuenue’s Tutu (grandmother) sewed her sky-blue cotton dress and drew a beautiful rainbow on it.
Hawaiian gourds grow on a vine. Tutu picked the most beautiful of the Ipus. She cleaned and polished it. The Ipu was her sacred gift of Aloha (Love) to her Mo’opuna (granddaughter) and became Anuenue’s most treasured possession.
Doll care: Gently brush the dolls and their clothing with a soft dry toothbrush to remove dust. Always brush the faces and bodies upwards towards the hair. Do not brush the hair!
Anuenue is an original design and comes with a booklet and certificate of authenticity.
Anuenue is a one of a kind Hawaiian Art Doll. She is a display doll and collector’s item bringing you the spiritual power of Hawaii. Every bit of Anuenue has been lovingly handcrafted to create a new friend who will last a lifetime.
Anuenue is the bearer of good luck and prosperity.
She is ready to be your new friend and illuminate her way into your heart.
