Freedom Max LongMax Freedom Long (1890-1971) was an American writer and researcher who became known for his interpretations of Hawaiian spiritual traditions. After living in Hawaii as a schoolteacher, Long developed the concept he called "Huna," which he described a an ancient system of spiritual knowledge concerning the mind, prayer, and the forces behind what many people describe as miracles. Through his books and lectures, he introduced these ideas to a wide audience interested in metaphysical philosophy and spiritual practice. Read More Read Less