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Turtle Power, How We May Learn From Nature

My evening leisurely stroll along my neighborhood Puako beach ends with a meditation with my turtle friends (Honu in Hawaiian) as they rest nested in the beach sand.

The Honu is an ancient symbol of longevity and the turtle has a profound totem animal message for us. They teach us to slow down. Did you know that turtles only have 2 to 3 breaths per minute and humans have 18 to 23 breaths per minute? That’s why the turtles live so long.

Turtles carry their “homes” on their backs and symbolizes that our earth is our home, so take good care of it.

Some of my Favorite Things to do on Big Island Hawaii:

  • Sipping champagne and eating fresh strawberries on top of Mauna Kea Mountain. When measured from its oceanic base, Mauna Kea is the tallest mountain in the world and topped with snow in the winter
  • Visiting the local farmers; market for my fresh fruits and vegetables
  • The Aloha Spirit. I love the people and culture, everyone is friendly, smiling, and stress-free
  • The incredible lush green Hawaii backdrop with no traffic, and the brightest stars I have ever seen
  • The diverse hiking, from waterfalls to volcanic rock
  • The weather, sunshine and blue sky all year round
  • Swimming in clear beautiful waters with turtles, dolphins, and manta rays
  • And of course the stunning beaches. We have white, black and green sand beaches, I love Kua Bay! The perfect waves to splash and play
  • Big Island living is so much more affordable than the other islands and we are growing so fast

Let’s make magic happen, live your dream NOW. Living in Hawaii is like living in Shangri-La, an earthly paradise, a utopia.

Keep me posted when you come visit, I would love to see you and share some of Hawaii’s most popular properties and sites.

Try This Breathwork Exerise

Inhale 4 short breaths, then take one long inhale and exhale. Draw the breath in and out through your nose, do 4 sets of 5 breaths for total of 20 breaths. Enjoy.

I am excited to keep you updated on the most popular Hawaii Real Estate opportunities. Contact me at satori@maunakearealty.com and I will keep you in the loop.

One Life,
Satori Ebedes
Realtor (S)
Mauna Kea Realty
satori@maunakearealty.com
www.maunakearealty.com

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Satori Ebedes

Satori Ebedes is a REALTOR Salesperson with Hawai'i Life. Excellence is the result of caring more than others think is wise, risking more than others think is safe, dreaming more than others think is practical and expecting more than others think is possible. Satori understands that real estate is more than just a transaction, it’s a life changing experience here in Hawaii. She takes great pride in the relationships she builds and always works persistently on clients behalf to assist them achieve their real estate goals through her exceptional and personalized service. With two decades of experience, Satori specialized in the high end luxury real estate market in South Florida, property management and vacation rentals. Satori migrated west from South Africa over 20 year ago to South Florida, through Sedona and ultimately settled down on the Big Island of Hawaii, where she fell in love with the “Aloha Spirit”. She has also travelled to over 15 countries and brings a global perspective that guides her to unite the gap in the diverse real estate market in Hawaii. On her journey she has discovered how important it is to bridge a healthy lifestyle by living in a beautiful environment. Satori is focused on luxury lifestyle properties and her motto is “One Life”. You can email me at satoriebedes@hawaiilife.com or via phone at (808) 333-2127.

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