Remembering Kahu Bula Logan

Posted on 03.09.18 8:59PM under Bula Logan

Kahu Bula Logan was a man of tremendous power and intensity with a wild sense of humor. The word “kolohe,” fit him perfectly. And yet he had an uncanny sense for healing. He was a good friend and will be sorely missed.

“Real Hawaiians pound poi!”

We were going to make this into a t-shirt…

Picking noni leaves to make a poultice.

Working on Junko at Malama Na Pua.

At the memorial for Anthony Natividad in Wailuku.

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Posted by Nainoa Logan on 07.30.18 5:16 pm

Thank you for sharing your memories of my brother! I am glad to see people around the world that honor him!
Posted by BlackDogClan on 07.30.18 5:22 pm

We valued his friendship very much, Nainoa!
Posted by Jesse thompson on 05.16.19 9:52 am

Wow I was just trying to see how I going to fit uncle into my trip need one tune up….this man was amazing…AI went in there so many times physically.and emotionally broken and he fixed me….love you uncle miss you always….a very special man
Posted by SAM OHU GON III on 01.26.22 7:18 pm

On his birthday today I was reminded of what a positive presence he had in the lāʻau lapaʻau World. Aloha mau!
Posted by BlackDogClan on 01.27.22 6:08 pm

Truly a throwback Kolohe that could access the knowledge of the ancients.
Posted by Michelle Thomas on 03.17.22 11:01 am

Hi; I am Indigenous to Turtle Island. I met Bullah in 2001 at his healing shop by the water on the Big Island. He changed my life with his healing session & talk story….which inspired me to start my own business as a traditional healer. I’m sad to find out of his passing. May he rest well with the Ancestors. Aloha

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