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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Anchors me spirituallyBy Michael M. ZanoniNana Veary was a Hawaiian woman who became a renowned kupuna (elder) and “healer who heals with the voice” in the ho’oponopono tradition and later as a Science of Mind minister. I first heard of her when a friend gave me a copy of Nana Veary’s autobiography Change We Must – My Spiritual Journey. I was raised in the Science of Mind tradition; and knew a minimal amount of the ho’oponopono philosophy; but Change We Must put these into perspective with my years of metaphysical studies. When I moved to Hawaii I came to believe that the energy of the islands themselves reached out and held me; but Auntie Nana’s words have anchored me both physically and spiritually.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. The condition of the book I received was in excellent condiition! I had the privilege of spending sacred ...By Audriana ChenouxThe condition of the book I received was in excellent condiition!I had the privilege of spending sacred time with Nana in Hawaii in 1988. She was truly a remarkable living spirit in the purest sense of what touches the spirit and Soul of an Hawaiian. So for me; this wonderful book brought such sublime and divine memories of times sitting on her property indulging in a picnic; or sitting on the steps on a veranda as she rocked in her rocking chair; discussing the worlds of mysteries of life.I lived in Hawaii as a child in the early 50's; when it was still very sacred; so this lovely little book brought me great pleasure.Audriana Sardone Chenoux2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. A Memorable BookBy Patricia Sabol KeaweamahiI had this book on my bookshelf for many years now; and still love reading it; over and over. Nana Veary has so many 'words of wisdom' that the reader can discover throughout the book with each new read. Her life was enormous; and her experiences throughout her life were so valuable to her journey in life. She was such a true Hawaiian.