A School for Spiritual Voices
Since the dawn of human time, stories passed down the collected wisdom of the species. The storyteller was a sacred role within the tribe telling stories that helped the people live. We learned to trust stories over a thousand generations; to rely on them to survive. Today, stories are used to capture attention, shape values and sell things. The tool that helped us live imprisons us.

If we hope to heal our world, we must take our stories back. This is HANA's work: uplifting the role models we want our children to be hearing; people of great power, wisdom, and compassion. HANA provides fellowship, support and resources, helps them craft their stories and share them with the world, and helps their bodies heal along the way. HANA puts a village at their backs.
Uplifting the wisdom-keepers
whose stories set us free
Uplifting the wisdom-keepers
whose stories set us free
Stories for Life
Stories as Medicine
Stories are tools to make meaning of a shifting world. Tribes need wise, spiritually deep role models to learn what it means to live well.
Stories for Change
Stories move stuck energy inside of individuals, relationships, and the collective. When channeled, crafted, and shared, stories heal.
Stories are spells that shape the world. Sacred stories illuminate the path toward healing and manifest a transformed world.
This moment is calling
for stories that serve life
Who Stewards Hana's Work?
Hana is directed by artist, storyteller and creative coach David Alder. David is the author of the viral graphic novel We Will Call It Pala and the lead facilitator for Parables of Change, Hana's flagship course.

David teaches spiritual storytelling as a tool for personal power, alignment of purpose and culture change. His work uplifts soulful leaders who wield power, wisdom, and compassion to make a better world.
HANA
illustrated by hand by David Alder