Word of the week

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  I know there’s really nothing I can do to fix things.And when I step back and just do the cleaning, and let it handle itseif, it’s amazing how the results will exceed my expectations.

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  Our most important duty is to always provide our inner child, who is constantly there with us through exams, interviews, commuting, challenging relationships, housework, and childcare, with enough love and rest.

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  I prepare my Unihipili for the day by using cleaning tools and doing the 12 step Ho’oponopono process.

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  I include all the details in the cleaning that I know, from start to finish, every step of the way.

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  Every morning, I clean with my pathway through the day and include anything I know that will come up.

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  The memories that come up are not a burden.It’s an opportunity and a fun thing to do.Like finding buried treasure and letting it go.

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  When you clean, you’re back to Zero.And at Zero comes Inspiration, and the talents that you need; and not only for yourself, but for everybody.

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  Just keep the cleaning going.The memories run deep and long and the only reason we’re in this lifetime is to pay down those memories.

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  The whole idea of Ho’oponopono is that the only reason you suffer is because you have memories replaying.

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  Most people think they can heal the body with treatments for the body.But with the Ho’oponopono process, we’re focusing on the Mind.