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Myron Pinky Thompson provided a core vision that we have carried on our canoes for nearly 50 years. In essence, it is simple; in application, it is deep and complex. As former president of PVS, Pinky’s vision united past, present and future by reaffirming that traditional Polynesian values applied universally across time and space. “Before our ancestors set out to find a new island,” he explained, “they had to have a vision of that island over the horizon. They made a plan for achieving that vision. They prepared themselves physically and mentally and were willing to experiment, to try new things. They took risks. And on the voyage, they bound each other with aloha so they could together overcome the risks and achieve their vision. You find these same values throughout the world: seeking, planning, experimenting, taking risks and the importance of caring for each other.” “The same principles that we used in the past,” he often said, “are the ones that we use today and that we will use

Photo Credit: Monte Costa Hawai‘i, our special island home, is a place where the land and sea are cared for and people and communities are healthy and safe. Photo Credit: Monte Costa Hawai‘i, our special island home, is a place where the land and sea are cared for and people and communities are healthy and safe. Our Vision Myron Pinky Thompson provided a core vision that we have carried on our canoes for nearly 50 years. In essence, it is simple; in application, it is deep and complex. As former president of PVS, Pinky’s vision united past, present and future by reaffirming that traditional Po

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