Hawaiian Night Marchers
What began as a 25th wedding anniversary vacation developed into an exciting spiritual adventure! We traveled to four of the Hawaiian Islands and visited spiritual hotspots where Night Marchers have been seen.
What are Night Marchers? They are the unclean spirits of warriors, chiefs, and "gods" from old Hawaii. These processions of marchers do not dwell in one specific location. Instead, they rise at night to march along fixed, sacred paths that connect ancient battlegrounds, burial sites, and spiritual landmarks. The locals clearly know what Night Marchers are, and they are trained to drop to the ground, face down, and not look at them. One man, today a Christian brother, testifies how these warriors would come into his bedroom at night. He heard the beating of their drums and their chanting. He was terrified for years growing up!
Well, on this adventure, the Night Marchers were introduced to the Living Three Witnesses, and their silver cords were cut!
OAHU - Ka'ena Point
We landed in Honolulu at noon, picked up our car, and drove an hour to Ka’ena Point, which is on the west side of the island. This area is reported to have the most activity of the Night Marchers on this side of Oahu. We parked at point 1 and walked along a volcanic-rock path to point 3, where our messenger met us, and we prayed. The portal began at point 4 and encompassed the entire peninsula.
Watch this exciting video as we poured the Three Witnesses in Ka’ena Point.
MAUI - Keone’o’oi Bay / La Perouse Bay
“Denise’s Report”
Have you ever said, “Yes” to God and then discovered afterward answers to your “why” (or for me, multiple whys!)? Well, our mission on Maui was a dramatic example of this lesson and a giant consecration on my end because I did not have time to research the location’s spiritual and historical significance. Timothy said, “Holy Spirit said we’re to go there,” to which I replied (you guessed it), “Why? What’s the big deal?”
We boarded the cruise ship in Honolulu on Saturday and set sail for Maui. On Sunday, we docked at Kahului, Maui, and rented a car. It took us about two hours to drive to Keone’o’io Bay. For my fellow history nerds, on May 29, 1786, French Admiral Jean-Francois de Galaup La Perouse became the first Westerner to set foot on Maui, landing at Keone’o’io Bay—hence the two names. It’s also called the lava fields because it’s the site of the most recent (just the other day in the year 1790) volcanic activity on Maui.
So here's the big deal about Keone’o’io / La Perouse Bay. It's a spiritual treasure with numerous ancient sites, including fishing shrines, salt pans, and heiau (religious platforms). The dead-end road leading to the bay ends at a parking lot that marks the beginning of the ancient King's Highway. This trail, built by Maui King Piʻilani over 500 years ago, once encircled the island for 138 miles to facilitate religious worship, trade, commerce, and defense, connecting the island's 12 subdivisions, known as moku. Today, this is the only part of the King's Highway you can walk on due to development, natural erosion, and the overgrowth of forests.
After walking along the challenging rocky path for about an hour, the angel General finally arrived. This is the area he directed us to pour and pray, but we didn’t really know what the significance was for that exact spot until afterwards. Watch the video!
After Timothy prayed, I turned toward the land to see what was happening in the spirit realm. Hundreds of men, women, and children were present just inside the forest. Because this area was a sacred place for worshiping their ancestors, their spirits returned to it to dwell with their families and the royals upon their deaths. The entire area became a portal for them! As they seemed to grow curious about it, they simply walked hand in hand into the thick of it and disappeared. Praise God!
What caught my eye next were these beautiful yellow butterflies. There were over a hundred of them sitting in this pathway and flying around me! My friend, I took 10 or 12 videos of them, and this is THE ONLY one that saved to my phone! Why? I think this is the answer: to the Hawaiian people, yellow butterflies, pulelehua, and the color yellow became universally associated with the highest levels of royal status, mana (spiritual power), and divinity. So much so that this species endemic to the islands is called the Kamehameha Butterfly. They are seen as spiritual messengers, representing the continuing link between the living and the spirits of departed ancestors. Are they in fact spiritual messengers? Maybe. Or they might just be a kiss on our foreheads from Daddy God just to say, "Well done kids!"
At the conclusion of this mission, the angel General encouraged us with the next assignment—the Black Rock leaping place in Ka’anapali!
MAUI - Puʻu Kekaʻa (Black Rock) Ka’anapali
“Still Denise’s Report...”
When the angel General instructed us to go to the Black Rock next after La Perouse Bay, I wasn’t surprised. The first time Timothy and I saw this beautiful place, known by locals as Pu’u Keka’a, was in October 2017. Besides the natural beauty of the black lava rock and the stark contrast of the bright blue sea, something more striking caught my eye. There was a continuous stream of male unclean spirits dressed in all kinds of ancient native attire lined up on top of the rocks. One by one, they would jump off the highest part of the cliff into the sea. But before they could plunge into the water, they disappeared and reappeared back on the rocks only to repeat this hopeless routine over and over again.
Sacred leaping spots in Hawaiʻi are known as leina-a-kaʻuhane--leaping places of the soul. Ancient tradition holds that these remote headlands and cliffs are spiritual portals through which the souls of the dead leap from the earthly realm into the afterlife. As I expected, the same processional continues today. Here’s the reason why.
The highest chiefs of Maui were believed to inherit the spiritual power of the demigod Maui, known as the Kapu of the Sun. This gave them the divine authority to oversee the solar cycle. Every evening, people would gather at Puʻu Kekaʻa to bid aloha to the sun as it slipped past the rock, praying for protection through the night and honoring the ancestors who followed the sun's path into the beyond.
Because Puʻu Kekaʻa was the gateway to the afterlife, ancient Hawaiian warriors actively chose to fight fierce battles near this location. They believed that if they died on this specific battlefield, their souls would immediately be in the right place to leap directly into the spirit world without getting lost. As a result, the area historically held vast spiritual weight—and a reputation for being heavily populated by spirits.
Souls that wandered aimlessly or lived unrighteously were met with darkness. They were cast away, unable to find their ancestors, and left to roam the surrounding cliffs. Many night marchers have been seen leaping off these cliffs into the ocean. For hundreds of years, thousands of people have followed the demonic teachings and “jumped into eternity” to suddenly find out they were lied to and now trapped.
But as we as we poured the Three Witnesses into the ocean, all of the spirits leapt into the transformed water and were immediately committed into the hands of our gracious Father God. They will never have to repeat their hopeless dives again. Praise You King, for releasing these mere mortals from their torment into their final resting place.
Are you getting tired yet? We have more to do, so let's go!
KAUAI - Wailua River
Next, we cruised to Kauai, and there we took a boat ride on the Wailua River. This major waterway is filled with the bodies of those who, by faith, jumped into eternity. We Poured and Prayed in the river and the results were the same as in London a few years ago. God opened a portal on the water, and thousands of unclean spirits came up out of the water and swam or jumped into it.
Our cruise ship then returned to Oahu. One last blessing to report. The Holy Spirit compelled us to go to Pearl Harbor.
OAHU - Pearl Harbor
Because we have seen so much activity of unclean spirits coming out of the water the last few days, we couldn’t wait to get to Pearl Harbor. Don’t forget that thousands of years before this harbor became a WW2 battlefield, it played a major part in the history of Oahu.
As we Poured and Prayed, almost instantly a portal appeared out in the middle of the harbor. I looked over at Denise, and she was crying.
Well, our vacation that became an assignment was coming to an end. Spiritually, it was an unbelievable trip, but be assured we are well rested and enjoyed our private time together.
Looking ahead, we will continue to CLEANSE PEOPLE, PLACES, and PORTALS!
Next assignment…New England and New York City!
AMAZING! Thank you for your obedience 🙌🏽