Huna + Bardon, complementary systems? Options

Greetings!

It's been awhile since I last posted. I've been busy with school and my own personal..."studies".

Anyway, I've recently read a book by Enid Hoffman called Huna: A Beginner's Guide. Basiclly it is a shamanic tradition of the kahuna of hawaii. The book illustrates the construction of the human soul and body (much akin to the egyption ba/ka system), and I felt immediately attracted to the way things are described. The book mostly deals with you removing inner blocks and "flaws", using energy to obtain your wishes/prayers (basiclly spells).

This information has helped me in my magic immensely! I've only done three or four workings since I've started the exercises in it and each one has not only worked, but far exceeeded my expectations.

Now, going through the book again I recognize a few similarities between Franz Bardon and some of the self-clensing exercies. having tried the Brdon methods, but only getting moderate success I tried these Huna teachings in their place and found that they work much more effectively (at least for me). I haven't had time to devote a regular schedule of practice, but I plan to.

My question is basiclly just wondering if anyone has tried to mix and match Bardon and Huna, or Huna and anything...or Bardon and anything. Or modified bardon's exercises, as I find many of them are...of an opinion I don't share.


PAX

Huna is a very interesting discipline and I think it can have crossover to ritual magick.

The clearing processes you talk about could be used, for example, to clear out any personal blockages (conscious and unconscious) that will hinder you getting magickal results. Seems like a small thing but I've found it's actually very important in doing practical magick. Most rituals that don't work seem to have some sort of personal block involved, so by clearing them out you can massively increase your success rate.

Another thing I've pulled from Huna is the use of the HA breath when playing with energy. This concept of breathing (in through the nose and out through the mouth with a "ha" sound) is also in many other Eastern Qigong practices but it also appears in Huna as an aid to collecting and distributing energy. Try doing the Middle Pillar with Ha breathing and notice the differences.

There are also parallels between Huna Magick and various forms of ritual magick. Getting in contact with your Higher Self is very similar to contacting your Holy Guardian Angel. Also the Huna process for manifestation is very similar to the Chaos Magick techniques of Sigilization.

In my opinion Huna is just another system (reconstructed) of sorcery. Play with it. Mix and Match with other systems. You'll probably get interesting results.