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Hooponopono ~ The Hawaiian Art of Healing
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But the truth is it only has to reach
you, through me, as we are all one
and it all happens inside. ~ An
.excerpt from preface by Dr
Ihaleakala Hew Len, author of Zero
Limits and Hawaiian shaman and
.healer
The state of absolute stillness
known as Shunyata in Buddhism is
,where you are devoid of any thoughts
simply empty like a glass without
water, no movement, no ripples, no
waves. This state of nonduality is
also the root of the Hawaiian art of
.healing, Hooponopono
Simply put, Hooponopono means,to make right, or to rectify an error. B
ased on the principle
of love, gratitude and forgiveness, this ancient practice talks about the abil
ity to take
.responsibility of not only your own action, but also the action of others
Hooponopono is a profound gift that allows one to develop a working rela
tionship with the
divinity within and learn to ask that in each moment, our errors in thought,
word, deed, or action
addressed to the ultimate Spirit and Gaia. The heart of the mantra was
.We are responsible
.We are sorry
.Please forgive us
Hooponopono professes that we
are all connected beings and if
we see something wrong, it is a
part of us that has brought us to
.that particular event/situation
Any event in our life is brought
to us through our own
.vibrations
We create our own reality and
attract people, situation and
things to ourselves. Our job in such a scenario is to heal that part of us tha
t has brought us to a
.certain situation and that situation will automatically take care of itself
When Joe Vitale, coauthor of the book Zero limits, first spoke to Hew Len a
nd asked him how he
cured the ward of criminals at the Hawaii state hospital, Hew Len simply s
aid, I was simply
cleaning the part of me that I shared with them. He meant that when we t
ake responsibility of
.ourselves, we are also accepting the responsibility of the world we live in
The healing technique also focuses on love & forgiveness. The best way to
tackle an issue is to
accept the person or situation, forgive them/it, forgive yourself and conver
t it into love. Hew Len
said, I just kept saying Im sorry and I love you over and over again, a
nd this way he kept
.cleaning each and every patient in the ward
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