The Naha Stone — Attraction in Hawaii

This is a very historic feature in Hawaiian History. If you have any appreciation for Hawaii beyond Spam Musubi, harassing turtles, and driving like a lunatic tourist, then perhaps it may be of interest to you.

The Naha Stone stands as a powerful testament to Hawaiian lineage and chiefly power. Used for centuries as a test for legitimacy within the Naha clan, the stone served as a physical barrier between the chiefly bloodline and commoners. A newborn placed upon the stone's surface was expected to remain silent, signifying their rightful place within the Naha lineage. This practice emphasized the sacred nature of chiefly blood and the importance of ancestral inheritance in Hawaiian society. Furthermore, the prophecy surrounding Kamehameha I overturning the stone adds another layer of historical significance. This legend not only highlights the stone's importance but also foreshadows the eventual unification of the Hawaiian islands under Kamehameha's rule, marking a pivotal moment in Hawaiian history. If you have no perception of spiritual power and mana that shrouds the Hawaiian Islands you will, as others have posted, see...

The Naha stone is a large volcanic rock found along the Wailua River on Kaui'i. It was brought to Hilo by double canoes and now resides in front of the Hilo public library. It has sacred significance in the cultural traditions of native Hawaiians. Legend has it that the person to flip it over would be granted the power to unify all the Hawaiian islands. King Kamehameha achieved this at...

This is a historical stone that was flipped by the king to assert his place to unify the islands, I stopped here to make the girlfriend happy and I can confirm it has prowess and will make your girlfriend or wife happy.... Because this is the closest they will ever be...