The Way of Aloha

Moloka'i

By: Cameron C. Taylor

Narrated by: Benjamin Fife

After two decades of separation, Manu and Elder Taylor are reunited on the beautiful island of Moloka‘i. As you visit the sacred places of Hālawa Valley, Kapuaiwa Royal Coconut Grove, and Kamakou rain forest, you’ll learn truths about Aloha, slowing down, guardian angels, simplicity, and connecting with your creator. At locations throughout the leper colony of Kalaupapa, you’ll be taught how to minister like the lord Jesus Christ. This book will transport you to a tropical paradise to be touched by the light and love that radiates from the people and places of Moloka‘i.

©2019 Cameron C. Taylor (P)2019 Cameron C. Taylor

Many Gospel Truths

I really enjoyed this book. I heard SO MANY gospel truths. I will need to listen again so I can write my impressions. Looking forward to future writings.

Loved it all

Loved the book. I was inspired by the connection of Hawaiian culture and the principles/ doctrines of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

A Christ centered life. In the mouth of two or three witnesses shall all things be established. In Jerusalem, in the Americas and in the Islands of the sea.

Looking forward to the balance of the books.

Great book

I loved this book. It was amazing to hear about the strong faith of the people of Hawaii. I always enjoy hearing stories about the Church. Benny is a wonderful narrator!

surprisingly improved sequel

This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review.

The sequel to Way of Aloha: Lania picks up 20 years later. Elder Taylor has come home, married and had children. He has published the first book and it has experienced success. At this point it is a little difficult to distinguish the author from the fictionalized version of himself but it doesn't really matter. In a short period of time he finds himself on a new Hawaiian Island and reunited with Manu for more lessons. This book is longer so the teachings have more space to breathe,

And we get quite a bit. More parables, stories and history of the Hawaiian people and some powerful insights into the gospel.

The story of the priest in the leper colony was especially impactful. I won't lie. I got choked up.

I am LDS but listened asking myself how more mainstream Christian would appreciate the teachings - and outside of a few references to the temple I again believe that Christians would be able to enjoy this book and the insights it offers immensely.


Benjamin Fife is back as narrator and adds another welcome addition to the cast. He goes a grew job embodying very different voices and making them authentic. In my last review I failed to mention he sings in both this and The Way of Aloha: Lanai. Each time he gives a stirring performance without sacrificing the ability to understand we what is being said.


I am looking forward to future volumes in this series.

Amazing

I'm planning a trip to Hawaii soon and someone recommended the first book to me. I listened to this one first by mistake, but it turned out to be a blessing. what an amazing book and what a spiritual experience listening to it. thank you Cameron.

allow change in you, don't change others allowance

Cameron, it was super awesome to cross paths again. Thank you for following your heart and the Spirit of the Lord. Words are what escapes my mouth at the moment. I look forward to being able to communicate via spirit and in the tongue of Father Adam. So, thank you for writing this book. It definitely has fulfilled its purpose. I love you, Cameron.

This was an okay read for me

Not really my kind of story it it was a pretty good read for me.

Wonderful principles and applications

A great book of modern principles and applications of the teachings that come from the ancient Hawaiian peoples.

Awesome

Aloha, I found the book very informative in a way that left me in awe. I felt like I was there feeling the spirit that Elder Taylor was feeling. It filled my heart with a desire to live more in love with Jesus and The Father.