Traditional Hawaiian culture is rich in history and deeply connected to the land and sea. It encompasses various practices, including the art of hula, a dance form that tells stories through movement, and the creation of lei, floral garlands that symbolize love and respect. Traditional Hawaiian society was organized around family and community, with a strong emphasis on aloha, which represents love, compassion, and mutual respect. The spiritual beliefs of traditional Hawaiians are rooted in the worship of akua (gods) and the reverence for nature. Practices such as ho'oponopono, a method of conflict resolution, highlight the importance of harmony and forgiveness. Traditional Hawaiian navigation techniques, using the stars and ocean currents, showcase the deep connection to the sea and the skills of ancient voyagers.