Ho'oponopono — The Ancient Hawaiian Practice for Inner Peace

Ho'oponopono Ho’oponopono
SITH Ho’oponopono Founder  Morrnah Nalamaku Simeona

If we can accept that we are the sum total of all past thoughts, emotions, words, deeds and actions and that our present lives and choices are colored or shaded by this memory bank of the past, then we begin to see how a process of correcting or setting aright can change our lives, our families and our society.

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— Word of the Week —

“What on earth have I done!” — when you have done something you bitterly regret, the very first thing to do is to clean the flurry of emotions rushing through you. For when the memories are cleaned, what can be done in that moment will reveal itself, and it will be able to work in a state of perfection.

— Ihaleakala Hew Len
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Getting Started

This is less a place to learn something new than a place to remember what already lives within you.

We introduce the teachings of Ho’oponopono, the people at its source, and a first cleaning you can begin right now.

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Morrnah Nalamaku Simeona
Frequently Asked Questions
We are either in the Divine Flow, or we are not — there are only these two.
— Morrnah Nalamaku Simeona
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Strawberry Jam

A monthly online gathering hosted by KR and Irene Taira — a chat-style talk event where you are welcome to freely share comments and questions.

Whether you have practiced SITH Ho’oponopono for years or are joining for the first time — a time to feel cleaning closer to everyday life.

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0:28 Vol.18 Locking Myself Down Without Realizing It 0:48 Vol.17 From Ho’omau Ranch 0:41 Vol.16 All to Set Myself Free 0:34 Vol.15 Between Generations 0:22 Vol.14 Wanting to be understood
October 2026

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