
How to Defy the Atlantean Reset
A 3-part Ceremonial Series
With Ke’oni Hanalei at PōHala
Sundays 12, 19 & 26 July 2026
Many ancient wisdom traditions describe civilizations that rose, flourished, and ultimately fell through imbalance, ego, and corruption. Within the Mū Hawaiian lineages, one such civilization is known as Ē — a culture characterized by materialism, possession, and extraordinary technological advancement, presented as the opposite of Mū (Lemuria). Could this culture of Ē be the legendary civilization of Atlantis, and is humanity repeating the same pattern today?
As humanity becomes increasingly shaped by technology, consumerism, artificial intelligence, and digital identity, we are invited to ask profound questions. Are we caught in a cycle of excess, unresolved trauma, and identification with status, achievement, and possessions? Or are we being called to restore a more balanced, heart-centered relationship with ourselves, one another, and the Earth.
Join Ke’oni Hanalei for a thought-provoking three-part series exploring the two great timelines Mū and Ē — Lemuria and Atlantis — and their symbolic and spiritual relationship. Together, we will explore what these teachings may reveal about humanity's current crossroads and how these two currents may ultimately be brought back into balance.
Drawing from preserved Mū-Hawaiian traditions, Ke’oni presents Atlantis not simply as a lost civilization, but as a pattern of consciousness whose lessons may still shape our collective experience. Through teachings, dialogue, and ceremony, we will explore discernment, ethical stewardship, and practical ways of moving beyond cycles of imbalance toward greater harmony.
Whether understood as history, metaphor, or spiritual teaching, these traditions invite us to reflect on one essential question: What is humanity being asked to remember and what are we being called to complete?
Recordings will be made available to all who register.
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