The Joy of Unihipili

Hello. I have been cleaning with Ho’oponopono, on and off, ever since I took the Basic 1 Class in 2015.

When I look back over my life, the times when I clean in earnest seem to be the times just before something changes in a big way.

The cleaning experience that has stayed with me most is this one.

I had been shut away at home for ten years, unable to work that entire time. Then I cleaned seriously for about a week, and my body felt lighter. The thought came to me — I should apply for a job — and I did, and I was hired, and I was able to work again.

Ten years of not being able to work, and cleaning was what cleared it. That is still the biggest thing that has ever happened to me, a flow that felt like a miracle.

My life is stuck again now, so I clean carefully every day. And after about ten years, I feel that my understanding of Ho’oponopono has finally begun to deepen.

This happened very recently. The feelings and thoughts that rise up inside me — I was receiving the memories that Unihipili shows me, one by one, cleaning with “I love you,” and deep inside myself I felt a faint joy.

It was as though Unihipili were glad that I had received, one by one, the memories it was holding out to me, and had cleaned them. That is how it felt.

Perhaps this is what it means to love yourself.

Until now, I never really understood what loving myself meant. But receiving the memories Unihipili shows me, one by one, and cleaning them — for the first time, I thought that this might be what loving myself is.

From here on, I want to cherish Unihipili, listen to what it tells me, and walk through my life as my true self.