Prayer/Chant of ‘Uli, Haumea & Pele

‘Ae e na ‘aumakua o ka po

E na ‘aumakua o ke ao

‘O ‘ULI ku’u kupuna wahine

‘O HAUMEA ku’u mana

‘O PELE ko’u akua la e

‘O Ku Ku-ho’one’enu’u akua kama’aina

‘O Lono, Lono-makua ho’a i ke ahi

O Kane, Kane-i-ke-wai-ola a me Kanaloa

E maliu ku’u uwalo e

E ho’iho’i mai ia makou ka aina

E ho’iho’i mai ia makou ka mana o ka lahui

E malama a e ho’oulu

I kou oukou mau pulapula

A kolopupu

A haumaka ‘iole

A ka’i kokoA pala lauhala e

E pale i na mea ino a pau eAmama ua noa

Oh ancestors of the night Oh ancestors of the day

Oh ‘ULI my grandmother Oh HAUMEA my spiritual source Oh PELE my goddess

Oh Ku Ku-ho’one’enu’u god of politics

Oh Lono god of agriculture Lono-makua who lights the fire

Oh Kane Kane-i-ka-wai-ola & Kanaloa gods of freshwater & ocean waterHear my prayer Return to us the land Return to us the government

Return to us the sovereignty Return to us the power of the hawaiian nation

Preserve and Inspire Your descendants until we are old

That we must crawl instead of walk And our eyes drop like a rat

And we must be carried in a net And our skin is like dried pandamus

Guard us from all evil The prayer has ended, it is free

-Important to note that the worship and followers of ‘Io was hidden in the order, worshipand followers of the akua/god Kane

-Tane/Kane’s sister Haumea is also his wahine/wife and together they are the parents ofthe Pele clan who according to traditions sailed to hawaii on the voyaging canoeHonua-i-akea/Earth of Wakea from Polapola/Borabora Tahiti-

Also in the names of ‘Io their is ‘Io-uli, ‘Io-mea and ‘Io-ehu