runs in the rain when everyone else is sleeping. They are won in the thousands of hours in a training room and the laps and the 5 A.M. Championships aren’t won in the theatre or the arena. It’s the character that defines the success and defines the fame and it starts right there. It’s not the title that makes you, it’s not the success that makes you. So now you’re down that path and you’re all alone…but how do you know you’re on the right path? How do you know what you’re doing is in the right direction? The difference between a winner and a loser – the failure is there every time, but just the winner gets back up and does it again and does it again until it goes his way. Reminds them of where they could’ve done it but came up short and how they didn’t revisit it, where they went at it and failed and tells you what stood and never revisit it again. Because your success… makes them feel insufficient in their current endeavour. But how do you know you’re on the right path? Where do you go to ensure that? But you’re not looking to get further than them, you’re looking to finish. People that didn’t quite have it…And that should inspire you because you got further than that person and that person. See, the thing is for many people – they’ve tried the same path that you’re on… and they failed.Īs you walk this journey you’re going to see carcasses all over the place. You gotta trust in the heart of hearts, inside that what you’re doing, what you believe in is a worthy cause and a winnable fight. You’re going to see your shadow most often. It’s an uphill battle…and along that road, you’re not going to see too many friends. Very few people are willing to endure: the pain, the sacrifices or intelligence to be successful. FIFTEENTH VERSE.Success, guys, is a very, very lonely road, man. Guarded by the Huluhulu Ieie that grew in the forest. The Hulu-waena was born and lived in the sea Guarded by the Neneleau that grew in the forest. Guarded by the Kalamaloloa that grew in the forest. Guarded by the Lipuu that grew in the forest.
The Lipuupuu was born and lived in the sea Guarded by the Akala that grew in the forest. The Limukala was born and lived in the sea Guarded by the Ekele that grew in the forest. The Limukele was born and lived in the sea Guarded by the Moamoa that grew in the forest. The Kikalamoa was born and lived in the sea Guarded by the Lauaki that grew in the forest. The Puaiki was born and lived in the sea p. Guarded by the Ko punapuna Koeleele that grew in the forest. The Koeleele was born and lived in the sea Guarded by the Kalo Manauea that grew in the forest. The Manauea was born and lived in the sea Guarded by the Alaalawainui that grew in the forest. The Aalaula was born and lived in the sea Guarded by the Manienie Akiaki that grew in the forest. The Akiaki was born and lived in the sea Through a channel water is life to trees Guarded by the Ekahakaha that grew in the forest. The Wi was born, the Kiki was its offspring. Kane was born to Waiololi, a female to Waiolola. The Pipipi was born, the Kupee was its offspring (limpets). The Ole was born, the Oleole was its offspring (conch). The Makaloa was born, the Pupuawa was its offspring. The Naka was born, its offspring was Kupekala (rock oysters). The Leho was born, the Puleholeho was its offspring (cowry). The Makaiaulu was born, the Opihi was its offspring. The Nahawele was born, the Unauna was its offspring (muscle and crab in a shell). The Papaua was born, the Olepe was its offspring (pearl and oyster). The Pioe was born, the Pipi was its offspring (clam oyster). The Haukeuke was born, the Uhalula was its offspring.
The Hawae was born, the Wana-ku was its offspring. The phosphorous was born, whose children were born phosphorescent. The starfish was born, whose children were born starry. The earth worm was born, which gathered earth into mounds, Of the darkness of the sun, in the depth of night,Ī coral insect was born, from which was born perforated coral. Of the depth of darkness, of the depth of darkness, Then began the slime which established the earth, FIRST VERSE.Īt the time that turned the heat of the earth,Īt the time when the heavens turned and changed,Īt the time when the light of the sun was subduedĪt the time of the night of Makalii (winter) After the ceremony his name was changed to Ka I i Mamao.) (An ancient prayer for the dedication of the high chief Lonoikamakahiki to the gods, soon after his birth, and at which time the honors of Kapu, Wela, Hoano, and Moe were conferred on him by his father, Keaweikekahialiiokamoku, King of Hawaii. The Kumulipo, (Liliuokalanai tr.): The First Era
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