Huna Bulletin 13
September 2, 2010 by maxfreedomlong
Filed under Huna Bulletins, Volume 2
Complex Huna Concepts Simplified
July 15, 1949
For Huna Research Associates
Covering the experimental approach to the use of Huna in HUNA
and related religious and psychological fields.
From Max Freedom Long
P.O. Box 2867, Hollywood Station, Los Angeles 28, California, U.S.
THE PROGRESS OF THE FIRE-WALKING BOOKLET
The type is all set and it ran 44 pages. Our booklet is to be 5×3 inches in size, and our printer, HRA Franklin Thomas, is waiting until Cigbo can supply enough money from advance payments on the orders to allow the cuts for the illustrations to be ordered.
Less than $100 has come in although 278 booklets have been ordered. If the response by way of advance payments does not pick up immediately after this Bulletin is sent out, plans will be radically changed. Only enough copies will be printed for those who have sent in their payment, and the plan to have half-tone cuts and a larger edition to give extras for HRAs still to come, will have to be dropped. For illustrations for such a small edition I will borrow the original negatives from Mr. Hu, the photographer who made the pictures of the firewalk, and rig up a darkroom so that I can print photographs to go with the books as illustrations. My face is very red. Mr. Kenn’s is pink, and CIGBO’S is almost purple from trying to scratch up the missing $200 from his splinter-bottomed cigar box. Read more
Huna Bulletin 12
September 2, 2010 by maxfreedomlong
Filed under Huna Bulletins, Volume 2
The Most Advanced Human in History?
July 1, 1949
For Huna Research Associates
Covering the experimental approach to the use of Huna in HUNA
and related religious and psychological fields.
From Max Freedom Long
P.O. Box 2867, Hollywood Station, Los Angeles 28, California, U.S.
THE FIREWALKING BOOKLET
The Firewalking Booklet by HRA Charles W. Kenn, went to our printer, HRA Thomas, on June 25th after more copy was added and the editing done. Owing to the fact that many HRAs ordered more than one copy, at the $1.10 estimated price, we will have about $300 to spend on the edition and can have more and larger pictures. It is hoped that we can have some of the booklets bound in board covers and get them into libraries. The libraries, you know, will take nothing not bound in this way. The work is being done at cost, and the booklet will be something to be proud of. The implications of the tests are such that they should make all readers sit up and take notice. For the first time, there will be given the exact ritual and the exact prayers. This is the first really important material on fire-immunity to be given those of us who desire to understand the phenomenon rather than to try to prove that it is not valid. Read more