Leadership Kauai

Each year a special group visits the monastery around this time. It is part of a training program provided to island movers and shakers who wish to hone their leadership skill set. This year it was lead by Char Revalo who brought 22 Kauaians with her for the visit. These men and women come from every section of our island: business, military, government, education, art, Hawaiian culture and more. An unusually competent gathering. Sadasivanathaswami took them on a tour of Iraivan Temple and shared Gurudeva's profound ideas about how to empower others as a way of attaining your own greatest power and possibilities.

First a short stop at the Media Studio

Many were here for the first time and this view brought wonder to their eyes.

They asked about the mango desk Kumarnathaswami crafted.

Off to the Temple Builders\

Pavilion for a look into the bronze workshop.'

A few were admiring of the almost-completed lava rock plinth.

Everyone was so respectful. Special comments included appreciation for the inclusion of the Menehune and Hawaiian plants carved into the pillars.

So many questions, so little time!

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