Vol.10 What Is a Friend, Really?
Irene's note
What is a “friend”?
What does it mean to me to feel that I have “no friends” or “only a few”?
Because it’s not exactly a vital necessity for surviving tomorrow, these thoughts about “friends” tend to just drift into my mind from time to time. However, as I cleaned with the honest feelings that surfaced, I began to see something that goes far beyond the framework of “friendship”—something more like my own way of being.
The friendships KR-san builds every day at her ranch served as a wonderful hint. Whether it’s a friend I’ll never meet again or someone I currently consider a “friend,” if they appear in my heart right now, I want to continue cleaning with them using the tools KR-san shared with us.
KR：Kamaile Rafaelovich
Thank you for the opportunity to "talk" about living life through Self I-Dentity through Ho'oponopono (SITH).
We are excited to meet with you, hear your stories, and enjoy this time together as we explore cleaning.
We look forward to your participation!
Peace always,
Irene Taira
Aloha, everyone.
I am truly grateful for this special opportunity. It is also a wonderful chance for cleaning for myself.
I have been fortunate to interview KR countless times. Usually, we start with a general theme, but KR always begins by asking, “What’s up?” That simple question naturally leads us to talk about what’s going on in the moment.
From there, I often become aware of the stubborn patterns or habits of thought I’ve been caught in. It becomes an opportunity to clean with them. By the end of the interview, I often feel lighter, more at ease, and more like my true self.
Rather than tackling difficult problems, just cleaning with even the smallest experiences we are having in the moment can unexpectedly open up the world in front of us. I hope we can all experience that feeling together through this new event.
Thank you.
