by Kava Lover | Oct 29, 2015 | Kava Culture |
On a late 2015 trip to the Hawaiian Islands, I had the pleasure of experiencing a cultivar of Kava unlike any other I had experienced previously. This variety was called Hiwa (pronounced HEE-vuh), and I had the pleasure of experiencing this incredible cultivar...
by Kava Lover | Oct 31, 2013 | Kava History, Kava Culture |
The South Pacific nation of Fiji has a rich tradition of storytelling: to this day, Fijian locals like to sit around the fire in the evenings and relate traditional stories of Fijian gods, famous places, and mythical events, all while sipping bowls of fresh kava....
by Kava Lover | Aug 29, 2012 | Kava History, Kava Culture |
The native religion of the Hawaiian Islands probably originated with Polynesian immigrants who made their way to the archipelago hundreds of years ago. Hawaiian religion is polytheistic, meaning there are many Hawaiian gods of varying importance, and it also...
by Kava Lover | Aug 2, 2012 | Kava Culture |
For most Westerners, Vanuatu is probably one of the best-known island cultures in the South Pacific, partly because of the country’s active promotion of Vanuatu culture and tourism, including its national beverage, kava. Vanuatu’s tourism industry does a brisk...
by Kava Lover | Jul 17, 2012 | Kava History, Kava Culture |
The Tongan archipelago is a chain of islands in the South Pacific, nearest to Fiji and Samoa, which has been inhabited by humans for about 3000 years, making it one of the oldest settled islands in the South Pacific. Although Tongan culture has gone through its share...
by Kava Lover | Jul 2, 2012 | Kava Culture, Kava Information |
For those of you familiar with the effects of kava aphrodisiac properties might not be the first thing that springs to mind. In general, kava has the effect of relaxing you, reducing anxiety, and promoting sociability; while none of these effects are directly...
Happy Kava Micronized Powder
by Gary Thomas
Full Spectrum 55% Paste
by Jordan White
