Lei’ohu Ryder and Maydeen Iao in Amsterdam MAY 22nd – May 27th 2024
Wanna meet Lei’ohu Ryder and Maydeen Kuuipo Iao, these beautiful healers and musicians from Maui? Last year (may 2023, see pictures) hey were taking all of us on the beautiful waves of Aloha, sharing teachings, music, tears, laughter and a lot of FUN. And now they are coming back!!!
HERE IS THE PROGRAMM FOR 2024:
What: Private sessions with Lei’ohu Ryder
When: May 22nd & 23rd: 9.30; 11.00; 13.00 (SOLD OUT)
How much: 200 euro
Where: Hale Ola Pono, Lutmastraat 211 A-HS, Amsterdam
SIGN IN HEREWhat: Hula & Chanting Workshop
When: May 24th & 25th, 10.00-17.00 (SOLD OUT)
How much: 275 euro
Where: Hale Ola Pono, Lutmastraat 211 A-HS, Amsterdam
SIGN IN HEREWhat: Water ceremony
When: May 25th, 18.00-21.00
How much: 50 euro (SOLD OUT)
Where: canals of Amsterdam
SIGN IN HEREWhat: Concert and talk story
When: May 26th, 14.00-16.00 (SOLD OUT), 16.00-17.00 (10 tickets left)
How much: 35 euro (concert), 25 euro (talk story)
Where: Centrum de Roos. P.C. Hooftstraat 183, AmsterdamEXTRA FUNDRAISING CONCERT: May 27th, 19-21 hrs
HOW MUCH: 35 euro (4 tickets left)
WHERE: Hale Ola Pono, Lutmastraat 211 A-HS, Amsterdam
RESERVE YOUR TICKETS HEREWhat: Hawaiian Teachings Day (for Malamalomi Ohana)
When: May 27th, 10.00-17.00
How much: 125 euro
Where: Hale Ola Pono, Lutmastraat 211 A-HS, Amsterdam
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Lei’ohu Ryder is a well-known and highly appreciated Hawaiian singer/songwriter, spiritual teacher and healer of the island of Maui. Along with her partner Maydeen ‘Iao, they are Kumu Aloha (
Here are some words of inspiration:
Goddess Pele brings hope as she feeds us clarity of purpose in alignment with our most authentic expression of spirit. We are our own ancestors!
We embrace our aloha that is present in this moment, gifting us truth. The clarity that cleanses our moments of self doubt and judgement burn away as we acknowledge the illusion that creates fear, separation, struggle and hurt.
E hoʻāla mai, awaken!
E hoʻola mai, live!
E hoʻomanaʻo mai, remember!
E komo mai, come join us in celebration as we
‘Hoʻomanaʻo Aloha—Remember Love”