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The Way of the Warrior Priest With Kumu Ramsay Taum


  • Golden Drum 97 Green St. G1 Brooklyn, NY, 11222 Unites States of America (map)

In a time of increasing complexity and tension, how we navigate conflict—both internally and with others—matters as much as the solutions we pursue. This session offers a unique, transformative space rooted in ancestral Hawaiian cultural practice. It invites participants into a hands-on experience that weaves together Lua (Hawaiian combat systems) and Hoʻoponopono (the practice of spiritual alignment and reconciliation).

Through guided, embodied practice, Kumu Ramsay Taum explores how physical awareness and presence support clearer thinking and more grounded responses to modern challenges. Lua practices introduce natural movement as a way to reframe how we approach problems, while Hoʻoponopono offers a lens for restoring balance and harmony.

This is not a conventional workshop. It is a gift of "pause"—an opportunity to access different ways of knowing and responding. Participants will leave with an embodied understanding of peace-making, new ways to reframe complexity, and a deeper connection to the relationship between clarity and action.

Who This Is For
Social entrepreneurs, leaders, and practitioners seeking new ways to navigate conflict, build resilience, and engage more thoughtfully with complex global challenges.

Key Takeaways

  • Embodied Practice: Experience physical techniques for navigating conflict and restoring internal alignment.

  • Reframed Perspectives: Gain new methods for approaching complexity and refocusing under pressure.

  • Cultural Insight: Learn foundational Hawaiian approaches to peace-making and relationship building.

  • Reflective Space: A rare opportunity to step outside familiar modes of engagement to find clarity and connection.

The Way of the Warrior Priest
from $40.00

Kumu Ramsay Taum is an ʻOlohe Lua (Master of Hawaiian combat arts) and a practitioner of Hoʻoponopono. He is internationally recognized for integrating indigenous Hawaiian principles into contemporary business, government, and community sectors. His work focuses on the intersection of cultural integrity, leadership, and conflict resolution, helping others navigate modern challenges through the wisdom of the Warrior Priest.

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