Who Is Malana?

According to the astrological signs of the Chinese and the

Maya I was born under the sign of a healer. My spiritual gift

that supports those signs is that of an Empathic. As a young person I never knew this and had no interest in formal medicine. It took over thirty years for me to come full circle from mother, sales, horticulturalist, herbalist and then onto the study of Herbal Medicine.

The directive for a Traditional Naturopath is to seek the root cause of a problem and not become distracted by symptoms. By the end of my first year as a practicing ND, I was realizing the ‘root cause’ is not always physical.  So, by  my 50th birthday, my path as a Holistic Healer was leading me into the study of Metaphysics.  What began as a pursuit of knowledge in subtle energy was soon opening doors to exploring the mysteries of the Universe.

Combining subtle energy and metaphysics brought light and reason to many of the “rules” and limits humankind uses to govern itself.  I found that guidance from Spiritual Masters of the past was based on sound Universal Principles; morality that would guarantee our good health and happiness if we could accept them. Yet, there was no judgment or punishment for not, only the natural results that followed our decisions.

With the sense of freedom that this knowledge offered I was no longer content to follow the ‘rules.’ I wanted to know the TRUTH beneath the tenet…and whether the rule was a distortion of the truth. My studies led me to sit at the feet of teachers of sacred Native American traditions, Hawaiian Kupuna and Maya Elders. 

Through the melding of each of these wisdoms I awoke to the realization that there are  unseen forces that affect our world.  I recognized the physical world is only a small percentage of the ‘truth’ and can become easily distorted by our perspective. That everything exists as energy first and the physical world is directed by our powerful minds, made even greater by our connection to a “Great Mind.’

The melding of each of these influences shapes the information I offer in my consultations and workshops, as well as the books and articles I write.

Malama pono (stay in right balance)

 Malana Ashlie Ph.D.

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Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts.  Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime.  ~Mark Twain

"We do not see things as they are...  we see things as we are"
The Talmud

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