Kahuna

Yeah.

And the thing about that, another classic that I like, classic literature in terms of the people that are in spiritual healing world, it's actually a very simple read, but it's very powerful because of the presence of the Kahuna native indigenous culture of the Hawaii and Hawaiian people is called Zero Limits.

It's actually a book written by Joe Vitale.

It's about the story of a psychologist, so he has his sort of medical background as well, but he's also a native indigenous Hawaiian.

Can you give us just a little brief history of JPL's oceanographic satellite program? Because it's really fascinating.

And you and your mentor and predecessor, Bill Patzert, the Kahuna, you guys have been deeply embedded in that program.

So give us a little brief history of those satellites and what they do and how you study the ocean with them.

Yeah, so NASA has been sort of bouncing radar waves off the surface of the planet for a long time.

And regardless of the fact that, you know, she went off to college and I went to college.

I went to the South Pacific and studied under Kahuna, did things in Hawaii.

And then I hitchhiked across the United States, went all over Europe and came back in a merchant marine.

I was in the army.

And from there, it just made sense to continue to offer that deep embodied listening experience.

but I'll park the Kahuna body work for another time.

If you have questions about that, send me an email.

I'd love to hear from you or read a bit about it on my website.

Then he takes that long set.

Kahuna, the big Kahuna burger.

That's what it was.

I thought that was probably the most mother out of all of them.