Ho’oponopono Say This Magic Words to Someone
According to Wikipedia Ho’oponopono is a Hawaiian practice of reconciliation and forgiveness. It translates into English simply as correction. Now, the mantra uses 4 words, which are. I love you I’m sorry Please Forgive me Thank you These phrases are immensely powerful. There is a Hawaiian therapist, his name is Dr. Ihaleakala Hew Len. You can google him or search him on youtube if you want to do your own research about this. This Dr. cured an entire ward of criminally insane patients, without ever meeting any of them or spending a moment with them on the same room. This is a true story. He healed them by saying these words. If you want to delve deeply on how to heal yourself and heal others. Why would this affect anything “out there”? The secret is everything happens inside, what you see, hear, every person you met is perceivable in your mind. You only think it is out there. You are responsible for everything you think, what comes to your attention. When you hear the news, if you watch it, that is your responsibility. But you can also clear it, clean it, through uttering this words of forgiveness. Do this mantra. When you experience it with direct experience. You will soon get it. Inside, not outside. There is no outside. Say this to the Corona Virus 19.. I love you I’m sorry Please Forgive me Thank you
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Thank you for your post! Is it true that Keanu means "cool breeze over the mountains" in Hawaiian?
Yes.
Does this work? I dont think so. Now a days people are just misusing this words. They ll hurt you. Break your heart. Break your trust. And they will say all this words. It wont work.
Let me make it clear so that you don’t misunderstand. It does work. Search on YouTube the Doctor on the story above. It is real true to life story. You say it to yourself, not to others. You change your perspective of the “others” that you perceive that you hate. By letting that belief go by saying under their name; I love you. I’m sorry, Please forgive me, Thank you. Why would you misuse this words when you say it to yourself? I don’t think so.