Comments on: Max Freedom Long Died Sept. 23, 1971

By: brownstar

brownstar — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 06:23:08 +0000

Did he really believe the message that he was teaching? How could he heal the world if he could not heal himself? Just because someone brings us wonderful teachings does not mean we should overlook everything they do as acceptable.

Suicide was his choice; there’s no need to justify it to keep him special. Just don’t fool yourselves.

Thanks Max for your contribution.

By: richard hudson

richard hudson — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 01:02:51 +0000

Thank you for disclosing this situation to us- I am so glad I was able to read your touching and insightful exposition before I heard the cold hard details elsewhere. You expressed eloquently (as did Max) why suicide is an honorable choice, and you thus defused much of society’s hard-headed brainwashing that vilifies the highly personal act of suicide. You quickly took away much of the sadness I felt at first. Thank you for digging deeply into your heart to share with us the final legacy from Max.

By: Mustapha

Mustapha — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 04:51:44 +0000

Lele Wale Akua La.

By: Robert A.

Robert A. — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 06:22:07 +0000

Max was an amazing channel and bridge for the world. The out breath known a “Life” is an amazing dream. I am very grateful for Max and the revelation of his last purpose (Life). It has changed my Life in the best way possible.

As far as the “suicide” thing, societal conditioning is very interesting. We have significant segments of the population imbibing alcohol, synthetic substances of every type, mentally poisoning themselves, their families & friends, practicing hatred and violence… and how is any of this worse than ending a life? A life that from many indications (because I sense that Max would not have taken such actions without clear insight) seemed to be complete?

Death is a sacred experience. It is highly misunderstood. We witness it repeatedly (movies, TV, etc.) and never really explore it. It’s not a popular topic. Just ask someone. Although with Max’s work we are able to attain a glimpse of the ethereal dimensions more clearly… to begin to comprehend the overall process that unfolds with each individual’s journey, here in the physical.

I am so grateful for Max Freedom Long’s contributions. Thank you Max. Your Life made a huge improvement in the physical… For all who came before and all that will come in the future. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

By: Carmel Sanders

Carmel Sanders — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 05:38:18 +0000

Aloha. Mahalo for sharing this news of Max with all of us. I have never made judgements of anyone and I have always felt that we choose to arrive here and we can choose to leave whichever way is right for the growth of our soul and when we feel that we have accomplished all that is. My intro to Max was through buying a book at the Theosophical Book Shop in Adelaide, Australia with my last $5. Growing into Light confirmed all that I believed. No one in Adelaide I knew who were involved in spiritual work had ever heard of Huna until one night I went to a Rosicrucian Meditation and met Sister Ruth Heathcock. She worked with the Aust. natives who lived on the Roper River Police Station in the Northern Territory, their lives were lived in the traditional way – Huna – as we know it. I found out that I had really been living that way all my life as well. No Hurt – No Sin. I also was brought up in the Roman Catholic belief system which didn’t ring true for me. Max will find that the word is in many places now, and that it has worked for so many who have also passed their knowledge on that it will just keep on travelling and growing. I’ll be using Ho’oponopono at a funeral on monday for one of my students from 30 years ago and passing it out to his other friends. I learned the long version from Morrnah at Pu’unaloo in 1980.Mahalo Max.

By: Hina Lupo

Hina Lupo — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 23:11:42 +0000

Ahuwale Ka Nane Huna!

By: jaime miro blasco

jaime miro blasco — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 21:40:23 +0000

I think That MFL was wonderfull teacher to whom we always have to be gratefull. I would never have expected he had commited suicide. There is always things that maybe cant understand in others even in great mens. He will always be remembered. Jaime

By: Charles Carson

Charles Carson — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 21:21:41 +0000

My first thought was a question; did MFL try to cure his cancer with Huna, or with the Healing Group’s assistance? I see no mention of that. If he didn’t try, why not?

At any rate, he performed a huge service to mankind and me personally. Huna has put together many pieces of the puzzle that is my existence for me. (Dr. Clark Wilkerson’s book has been helpful to me also).

By: Philip Hostettler (Tonga Philip!)

Philip Hostettler (Tonga Philip!) — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 17:52:31 +0000

Hello-Aloha: I am actually glad to know such personal details of such an event, about someone I admire. My ‘tribal’ past includes being raised a devout Catholic where we are taught to be buried instead of cremated. I like the idea of having my ashes spread amongst the great winds as I am an aviator. I have a friend who in such pain that suicide has been discussed an option. Mr. Long chose… and life is about choice and creating the kind of life we desire. I can’t really have an opinion about his choice… but evidently he chose relief or Peace as he knows it. All I do know is this… some power directed me to visit a good will store in downtown Nashville, in a dangerous part of town. I had never been there and had never purchased anything in the store. I had no reason to go in. However, there was a huge collection of books for sale for $1.00. As I was going through the collection, I saw a hardbound, blue book at the back of the pile… not in the best condition. It was a first edition volume of The Secret Behind Miracles. When I picked up, my hands actually started sweating – and became very hot. I purchased the book and spent the next four days pouring over the book… skipping work, family and friends. As a result of that day, it is my opinion that Mr. Long is still with us, and Mr. Long, and those that are practicing Huna put out the signals that draws us to such events. This was no accident. I consider myself to still be a little “Tribal,” but in the least I believe I am now a Tribal Spaceman… Philip Hostettler