Spiritual
Spiritual
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Spirituality in Hawaii, ranges from the Hawaiian honoring of life in all its forms to the spiritual paths of various traditions from all over the world. And of course, Hawaii offers wedding ceremonies based on many of these various religions and beliefs.
GENERAL
MAUI
MauiAina Magazine. See Items for Enhancing Your Life. (808) 573-3135.
OAHU
Access inner guides, past life wisdom with Dr. Dream Weaver.
AQUARIAN FOUNDATION Spiritual Healing, Readings, Services, and more. (808) 926-8134.
BRAHMA KUMARIS MEDITATION CENTER Meditation Classes. (808) 988-3141.
CHURCH OF ETERNAL LIGHT Rev Arthur Pacheco, The Church Of Eternal Light, Honolulu (808) 735-3933.
Hare Krishna Temple, 51 Coelho Way, Hon. HI 96817. (808) 595-3947. Free Sunday Feast.
Jon KealohaIntuitive Entertainment. See Intuitive Arts. (808) 988-4626.
LIVING IN HIGHER CONSCIOUSNESS Free classes in Bhakti Yoga, Mantra Meditation & Vegetarian Cooking. Call (808) 373-1016.
Manalani Holistic Center: Spiritual Hypnotherapy, Seminars. (808) 524-1122.
MANTRA MEDITATION HAWAII Discover the joy of meditation, Bhakti Yoga, vegetarian cooking. Free classes. (808) 533-0277.
Raja Yoga Meditation, Free Classes, For Information, Honolulu (808) 988-3141.
Sri Chinmoy Centre, Meditation Classes For The Sincere Seekers (808) 739-0565.
Laura Sturgis, Ph.D., - Holistic & Spiritual Psychotherapy, Seminars. (808) 988-6168.
CHURCHES & SPIRITUAL CENTERS
BIG ISLAND
Christian Science Society of Kailua-Kona. (808) 329-1935.
First Church of Religious Science, Keaau. (808) 982-5683.
Malama Ano Spiritual Retreat, see ad under Retreats & Lodging.
New Thought Church of Hawaii. (808) 329-2222.
Religious Science Church of W. Hawaii. (808) 883-0506.
KAUAI
Kadavul Hindu Temple, 107 Kaholalele Road, Kapa’a, 96746-9304. (800) 890-1008.
Saiva Siddantha Church, Kapaa. (808) 822-3012. Daily Sermonette (808) 822-7482.
MAUI
Church of Religious Science, Kihei. (808) 875-7916.
First Church of Christ Scientist, Kahului. Reading Room, (808) 871-5087.
Unity Church of Maui welcomes you. 483 High St., Wailuku. (808) 242-9327.
OAHU
Abundant Life Center, Mililani. Aloha Worship &Course in Miracles. 623-8551.
AQUARIAN FOUNDATION Sunday Services, 11 am. Spiritual Healing, Readings, Services, and more.
Buddhist Assn. of Hawai’i, 42 Kawananakoa Place, Honolulu, 96817. (808) 536-8458.
Buddhist-Jodo. Hawai’i Council of Jodo Missions, 1429 Makiki St., Hon. (808) 949-3995.
Buddhist-Zen (Rinzai). Chozen-Ji, 3565 Kalihi St., Honolulu, 96819. (808) 845-3129.
Buddhist-Zen (Soto & Rinzai). Diamond Sangha A Zen Buddhist Society. (808) 735-1347.
Christian Science. First Church of Christ Scientist, Honolulu. (808) 949-8403.
Christian Science Society, Kailua. 262-7174.; Wahiawa. (808) 621-0228.
City of Refuge Christian Church. 94-897 Waipahu St.. Waipahu, 96797. (808) 677-5677.
Door of Faith Church, 1161 Young St., Honolulu, 96826. (808) 596-8280.
Eckankar Hawai’i Satsang Society, 1056 12th Ave., Honolulu, 96816. (808) 735-7719.
First Unitarian Church of Honolulu. Office (808) 595-4047; Minister (808) 595-4037.
Friends, Religious Society of, (808) 988-2714.
Honbushin Mission International, 95-030 Waihonu St . Mililani, 96789. (808) 623-7693.
Intl Society for Krishna Consciousness. Hare Krishna Temple. Honolulu. (808) 595-4913.
Island Fellowship of Unitarians. (808) 595-5132.
Jewish-Reform and Traditional. Temple Emanu-El, 2550 Pali Hwy., Hon. (808) 595-7521.
Jewish-Reform. Temple Bet Shalom, P.O. Box 25472, Honolulu, 96825. (808) 396-1668.
Konko Missions In Hawai’i, 1728 Liliha St., Honolulu, 96817. (808) 533-7173 or (808) 536-9078.
Religious Science Church of Honolulu, Honolulu. (808) 521-0855.
Rissho Kosei-Kai Hawaii Kyokai, 2280 Aubudu St., Honolulu, 96782. (808) 455-3212.
Salvation Army. Divisional HQ, 2950 Manoa Road, Honolulu, 96822. (808) 988-2136.
Science of Mind Church of Hawaii. (808) 735-6832.
Seicho No Le Hawaii, 1333 Matlock Ave., Honolulu, 96814. (808) 537-6965,
Seventh-Day Adventist - Hawaii Conference, 2728 Pali Hwy . Honolulu. (808) 595-7591.
Shinto-Daijingu. Daijingu Temple of Hawai’i, 61 Pu’iwa Road, Hon. (808) 595-3102.
Shinto-Ishizuchi Jinja. 2020 S. King St.. Honolulu. 96826. (808) 949-1575.
Shinto—Izunno Taisha. 215 N. Kukui St., Honolulu, 96817. (808) 538-7778.
Shinto—Shnne. Hawaii Kotohira Jinsha Dazaifu Penmangu. (808) 841-4755.
Tenrikyo. Tenrikyo Hawaii Dendocho, 2920 Pali Hwy., Honolulu. (808) 595-6523.
Tensho Kotai Jingu Kyo Hawaii Dojo, 888 N. King St., Honolulu, 96817. (808) 841-7162.
Transcendental Meditation Program. 2039 Kam. Ave., Hon. http://www.tm.org (808) 947-2266.
Unitarian Universalist. First Unitarian Church of Honolulu. (808) 595-4047.
United Church of Christ - Hawaiian conference. (808) 537-9516.
Unity Church, Honolulu, (808) 735-4436.; Kailua. (808) 261-7140.
Vedanta Society of Hawaii, 2558 Date St. #412, Honolulu, 96826. (808) 945-3190.
Waikiki Beach Chaplaincy. P.O. Box 15488, Honolulu, 96830. (808) 923-3137.
Word of Life Christian Center. 544 Queen St., Honolulu, 96813. (808) 528-4044.
WEDDINGS & HAWAIIAN BLESSINGS
KAUAI
Ceremonies of Empowerment, Blessing Rituals celebrate healing & love. (808) 828-1548.
MAUI
Ku Hina, Ph/Fax (808) 875-6887. Outside Maui & US Toll Free # 1-888-KOKONUT.
Weddings in Sacred Places. Rev. Amira Segal & Rev. Lavenda Schaff. (808) 573-3235.
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