Where the Earth is sacred, wisdom is shared, and every soul is invited to belong. Come as you are.
Plan Your First VisitExplore Our BeliefsTemple of the Sacred Earth is a developing nature-based interfaith spiritual community on Oʻahu. We welcome seekers, families, elders, and people of diverse spiritual paths into a space of reverence, reflection, and meaningful connection.
You do not have to abandon your beliefs to belong here.
Come together for meditation, reflection, seasonal observances, and interfaith ceremony. Our first gathering dates will be announced soon.
Explore your first visit →Explore ancestral knowledge, interfaith dialogue, and thoughtful spiritual practice with respect for cultural traditions and their teachers.
Discover our approach →Build relationships across generations through compassionate service, environmental stewardship, and care for our Oʻahu community.
Grow with us →We honor the sacredness of the living Earth, the dignity of every person, and freedom of conscience. Our community makes room for questions, different beliefs, and personal spiritual exploration.
We deepen our relationship with the natural world through gratitude, care, and responsible stewardship.
We approach ancestral teachings with humility and cultural respect, honoring the guidance of their communities.
Participation is always a choice. We value personal boundaries, kindness, and the right to ask questions or decline a practice.
Our mission is to cultivate an inclusive interfaith sanctuary that honors the sacredness of the Earth, supports spiritual exploration, respectfully shares ancestral wisdom through authorized cultural teachers, and inspires compassionate service.
Our vision is a thriving Oʻahu spiritual community where people of diverse backgrounds connect with nature, one another, and future generations through learning, ceremony, and stewardship.
Founded by Dr. Darcie Pulawa-Morales and Dr. Zanny Morales, our temple brings together a developing Interfaith Clergy Council and Cultural Advisors.
Co-Founder
Descendant of Moncado Foundation of America
Hawaiian Cultural Practitioner
Indigenous Filipino Medicine
Founders of Bahay Hilom Hilot School
Founders of Laʻakea Healing and Spiritual Center
Founders of Pewa Hawaiian Cultural Retreats
Founders of Rise with Kū Empowerment Programs
Co-Founder
Descendant of La Union Espiritista
Indigenous Filipino Medicine
Founders of Bahay Hilom Hilot School
Founders of Laʻakea Healing and Spiritual Center
Founders of Pewa Hawaiian Cultural Retreats
Founders of Rise with Kū Empowerment Programs
20+ year lineage holder for Nyingma Tibetan Buddhism
Cultural Advisor & Interfaith Clergy Council
Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation
Hawaiian Cultural Practitioner
Lomilomi · Lāʻau Lapaʻau
Cultural Advisor & Interfaith Clergy Council
Head of the Order of Peace Weavers
Member of Correllian Nativist Church Board of Directors
Chief Priest and Founder of the Luntiang Aghama Natural Divine Arts Shrine of Healing Inc.
Cultural Advisor & Interfaith Clergy Council
Deputy Chief Priest and Temple Head of Templong Anituhan ng Luntiang Aghama
Director of Spiritual Healing Arts at Hilot Academy of Binabaylan
Founder and Initiator of Sibulan Adlaw Tala Mystic Oracle First Degree Attunement
Founder and CEO of Bahay Siadtala Binabaylan Inc.
Cultural Advisor & Interfaith Clergy Council
MMinHBp, MNM, BScHH, BCHHP, BCQHC, RT
CEO & President, Soul Medic Corp, Canada
Holds a Bachelor of Science in Holistic Health Medicine and is currently pursuing a doctorate in Natural Medicine.
Our developing programs will create space for interfaith conversations, reflection, ancestral learning, and care for the Earth. Teachings will be shared with respect for their origins, cultural permissions, and the people entrusted to carry them.
Upcoming talks, workshops, and seasonal gatherings will be announced as details are confirmed.
Whether you follow a spiritual tradition, are finding your own path, or simply seek a caring community, you are welcome to learn more.
Our first gathering dates and location are being finalized. Confirmed details and arrival information will be shared here before registration opens.
No. We welcome diverse beliefs and those exploring spirituality for the first time. You are free to keep your existing faith and convictions.
Come in comfortable clothing. Each gathering announcement will include specific items to bring and accessibility information.
No. You may observe, ask questions, or decline participation. Consent and personal boundaries are central to our community.
Explore your interests in healing traditions, contemplation, culture, service, and personal growth. Our Spiritual Gifts & Pathways Reflection offers suggested studies and teachers within Temple of the Sacred Earth.
Whether you call it prayer, a blessing, or a heartfelt intention, you are welcome here. Share a request for yourself, a loved one, our community, or the Earth—or offer a moment of gratitude.
Requests are sent to the Temple of the Sacred Earth team. Share only the details you feel comfortable providing. Your name is optional; an email address is required to submit your request.
Having trouble viewing the form? Open the Prayer & Intentions form →
Your offerings of resources, space, skills, and care can help Temple of the Sacred Earth nurture sacred gatherings, cultural learning, spiritual reflection, and community service on Oʻahu.
Giving is voluntary. There is no required percentage, and your ability to give does not determine your place in our community.
“Offerings” is our invitation to give freely, in a way that feels meaningful to you.
Make a one-time offering of any amount you wish to give. Enter your own amount in USD on the donation form. Every offering is welcome and appreciated.
Payments are currently processed through Laʻakea Healing and Spiritual Center LLC. The checkout may display Shaman Zanny. This offering does not purchase a class, appointment, or membership.
Make an OfferingFor another way to contribute, contact the temple.
Offer a meditation room, studio, garden, outdoor gathering space, or retreat venue for community use.
Offer a Space →Share professional services such as design, photography, event support, bookkeeping, technology, or maintenance.
Offer My Skills →Explore donated services, a venue partnership, sponsorship, or a thoughtful exchange that supports our shared community.
Propose a Partnership →Help with gathering preparation, welcoming visitors, community service, or caring for shared spaces.
Volunteer My Time →Offer items such as meditation cushions, seating, gathering supplies, or equipment. Please check current needs before delivering items.
Offer Goods or Supplies →Explore supporting a gathering, cultural learning opportunity, or community service activity through your resources or business.
Discuss Sponsorship →These links open an email draft for you to review and send. Space, service, sponsorship, and exchange proposals are discussed individually. Any exchange—including what each party provides—must be agreed in writing before it begins.
Have another way to give? Email [email protected] or call (808) 285-8818. Mahalo for helping care for our community.
Our community is taking root. First gatherings, volunteer opportunities, cultural learning, and ways to support the temple will be shared here as they become available.
Meet a community grounded in curiosity, compassion, and reverence for nature. First-visit details are coming soon.
Future opportunities will include gathering support, community service, and care for our shared environment.
Share your time, skills, space, or resources to help the temple grow. Explore ways to give →