Kiko Manawa is interpreted
as the "timekeepers" or a point in time. In the center is
the petroglyph
found carved in rock at Olowalu, Maui. At each side is the 'aumakua
of mano (shark),
and mo'o
(lizard). The figures surrounding them are the ka'olohe. Ka'olohe
were sacred, expert bodyguards
to the chiefs. They held the secrets of an advanced type of hula called
lua. Lua was a technique of martial arts disguised as hula for protection
and self defense. The timekeepers exist in all dimensions and understand
there is no time.
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