Word of the week

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  We’re looking to erase any ties and memories, between yourself and the person who’s visiting you.

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  Every time we do Ho‘oponopono, it includes repentance and forgiveness. So it’s ongoing, and we don’t know how much is getting cleaned up.

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  One of the hardest things is to really appreciate the problem, and not see it as a problem.

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  I don’t want to be emotionally involved or care about their situation. They’re there for the cleaning.

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  I start my cleaning, and I clean myself.Then I clean between myself and the person, and their family, relatives, and ancestors.

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  I want to be looking at myself.‘Why are they calling me? What are they saying?’I often see it as if they are talking from a mirror and I look at myself as they’re talking.

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  The first thing I’m looking at is ‘What is my connection to this, that they would call or email me?’ And I ask the Divinity, ‘How can I clean with this?’

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  I don’t have to grab my neighbors and put them in a circle.I can be by myself and do my own cleaning.

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  We have evolved in consciousness and we can sit and mentally include these people.

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  You mentally do your Ho’oponopono.You don’t need to be with somebody to do it.