Dialogue Essays: The Creation Of Hana

In the beginning, Hawaii was unknown to any humans. Polynesians eventually came across its islands, and decided to make it their home. In the early days, each island was ruled by a chief, and many times the islands were in conflict with each other. Centuries like this passed, but then "in 1782, [Queen Lili'uokalani's] cousin Kamehameha set out to conquer and unite the islands". Thirteen years later, in 1795, Kamehameha

To understand the native Hawaiian’s perspective of the Mahele, one must first learn the Hawaiian mentality. In Hawaiian culture it is believed that Wakea (sky-father) and Papahanaumoku (earth-mother) are the parents of the Hawaiian islands. If anything the Hawaiian islands belonged to Wakea and Papa. The islands, being born from an akua (God) was therefore an akua itself. Land in

In the 1820’s Missionaries have been starting to visit Hawaii inspired by Henry Obookiah who the first Hawaiian Missionary. Henry Obookiah was a Hawaiian missionary that told the English about the Hawaiian religion and how it works, and it convinced the English to go and spread their religion. But not everything ended well according to the plan for the Hawaiians. People only notice the negative effects that the missionaries cause the Hawaiians to go through, but they miss the benefits that the missionaries gave the Hawaiians. Although the missionaries have brought negative effects to the Hawaiians, they also have given the Hawaiians some benefits with the new religion, new language, and new technology.

Then the woman stepped onto the land. She sprinkled dust into the air and created stars. Then she created the moon and sun.

In the Early days of Thera, the people revered the gods. Thera was an island, that was home to a volcano of the same name. For years, Terrantheus watched from the core of the planet, as the people of Thera settled the island. He had been a merciful god, allowing them to prosper on his domain, the very ground that they were on. For a time, the people respected the land, the Earth. They were kind to the planet, being simple fishermen and farmers. Enjoying a simple sustenance, Terrantheus let them continue their lives. Content with their choices, he turned his watchful eye for a number of years. He spent his time watching the other nearby civilizations, considering all who dwelled on the Earth fruits of his domain. Years had passed, before he

The universe was a void. There were no stars, no planets, no meteoroids or asteroids. There was, however, a miniscule island-like body within this void. The island was able to have one person living comfortably on it. It consisted of an apple tree, a freshwater stream, an empty book, a quill and ink, and a kerosene lamp for a light source. The island and its contents had always existed. The stream of water ran off of the island, making a waterfall, and the apple tree was large enough to cover up over half of the island.

(Editors) All of the matter that will bring life into existence is contained in this vessel for 18,000 years before it hatches, bringing Pan Ku the giant into existence. Light and matter escaped from the egg with the giant, he separated them into the heaven and the earth. The light was the Yang, the more pure substance; he floated it upwards and it became the heavens.

According to the Nihon Shoki (Hartz 2009) It started with three invisible kami who were born when the world was split into three parts, the heavens , the underworld (yomi-tsu-kumi) and a big vast reedy sea which would soon become earth. They gave birth to Izanagi and Izanami and the pair were given the task of creating everything in the world. After creating Japan they got married and created a lot of the kami that you will hear about today. Izanami gave birth birth to the gods of the mountains, the wind the trees and many more but when Izanami gave birth to the fire god Homu-subi she died. Izanagi stricken with brief killed the fire god and went after her to the underworld but it was to late, she was already ridden with disease after eating the food of the underworld. She told him that she would ask the spirits if she could come back but he had to wait. Impatient Izanagi went to see her, Izanami was furious and sent the spirits of the underworld after him but he escaped blocking the way to the underworld with a gigantic bolder. After all of this happened he felt dirty so he decided to take a bath in a river and created several other kami. From his clothes came twelve deity's, from his nose came the god of storms Susonoo, from his right eye came the god of the moon Tsuki Yomi and lastly from his left eye came the

It all began a long time ago. A short time before reality itself was created. Euna, a sentient being came into play. It found itself in a empty world, nothing to work with nor anything to do. Except for one thing, a old leather book, simply floating in the the darkness. Euna took interest in the book, a quill being found inside once opened. Ideas began to fill its mind, and it began to jolt it down onto the pieces of paper. It made the emptiness of space, it made the planets and stars, and it added things to give it variety such as landmasses and water. But, only creating things that couldn't act or do anything such as it soon became boring. Then, it had the idea to create things like itself. It made animals, along with plants, and provided them food, either from other animals or from plants. With each life it created, another book was made to be written of that certain beings life. It was easy to maintain, until the beings started to act on their own.

Elisa, the psychotic and sexually promiscuous murderer of the story, represents more than just the archetypal villain. In particular, Elisa’s transition from being a lover to a murderer can be easily interpreted as a standard suspenseful plot twist; however, this transition is itself a peculiar shift in direction for the story. This caricature change does not follow logically from what a reader would expect, and the author’s decision to incorporate this into the story suggests a deeper meaning behind Elisa’s transition from a lover to a murderer. This transformation is most strikingly found in the climax of the

In the beginning, there was darkness. Nothing but an endless empty space. There were two beings in charge of that empty space and their names were Deus and Diablo. Deus decided one day that he was bored of all the empty space so he made light and instantly, light reached out to the furthest corners of the universe. He was happy. Deus decided that when the light was on, it would be called night and when it was light out, it would be called day. The next day, it was Diablo’s time to make something. Diablo didn’t like all the empty space, so he decided to fill it with a giant sphere made out of rocks, dirt, and water. He called this sphere, Earth. He made more spheres of all different sizes and placed them all around the universe. He called them

Chip and Joanna lived in a pretty big city trying to make a buck. They wanted to be successful fixing up houses and selling them, This lovely couple made a T.V. show on the side called, fixer upper. This show was a pretty big advertisement to their life and their ability to be successful. Chip was a nice guy who had dreams. Joanna way a pretty young woman that was looking for her point in life. Well Joanna decided she wanted to join chip in his journey.

The universe was a void. There were no stars, no planets, no meteoroids or asteroids. There was, however, a miniscule island-like body within this void. The island was able to have one person living comfortably on it. It consisted of an apple tree, a freshwater stream, an empty book, a quill and ink, and a kerosene lamp for a light source. The island and its contents had always existed. The stream of water ran off of the island, making a waterfall, and the apple tree was big enough to cover up over half of the island.

Before God’s creations the world was in a state of chaos, where darkness resided. However, on the first day God creates light and in turn creates night and day, including the sky. On the second day, God creates the earth and sea, which brought forth vegetation, plants, and fruit trees. On the third day, God creates the sun and moon. On the fourth day, God creates aquatic animals and birds with the ability to multiply.

Even one of the greatest of all Kabbalists was Rabbi Moshe Cordovero, who was known for extraordinary knowledge in the systematization of Kaballah, asked the simple question we all have encountered: How do you create the world from nothing? This channel of Judaism is a tool for the human being; a tool to conceptualize of how God created the world. It conceptualizes the Ein Sof (the infinite) as having the essential will to create the hard fast reality of the world by the different levels of divine consciousness (four worlds). The table below displays the four worlds of Kabbalah.