The Peace Brought by Bankruptcy

Through Ho’oponopono, I deeply respect your involvement in the business, money, and economic situations you are currently dealing with or focusing on. And for the upcoming China class, I already feel love for the identity of this class itself.

Firstly, everyone experiences problems such as finances, fulfillment, and relationships, but understand that these issues are being experienced by you at the perfect timing, offering you an opportunity to clean with them at this very moment. No matter what hardships you face, know that it is only a chance for you to become free.

I navigated through it with Ho’oponopono.

From my experience of bankruptcy, I know the pain it entails. At that time, I witnessed my family falling apart in a state of depression, and the situation worsened. I navigated through it with Ho’oponopono. This isn’t about making money or gaining expected wealth. It’s about freeing oneself from memories, removing pressure and expectations. It’s a process for individuals, including oneself, to reclaim their true identity and live through inspiration from true talents and sacred entities.

Overworking, forced thinking, and coerced requests will cease. To those still struggling, I understand what economic hardship means and its impacts on oneself and others around. Yet, I affirm, this is a wonderful opportunity to live as our true selves.

I sincerely appreciate the opportunity to share this with everyone who will join the China business class. Let’s experience becoming agents of change by rectifying our distorted relationship with money.

Peace,
Irene Schwonek

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