Sessions

Whatever the problem may be, when we wish to resolve it we first need to turn our awareness — which has been directed outward — back inward. Even when we believe we are reflecting, as long as we are apart from the Self it is nothing more than a replay of memory.

This session is a time to stay awake to your essence and return to your true self in a modern world where it is so easy to drift from “the real you,” taking a present problem as the starting point.

Its purpose is to correct, through cleaning, the vision distorted by memory; to feel the support given to you by the life you have been granted; to touch the original flow of life; and to return to the self as first intended, guided by the Divine. It is a support system that helps you open your heart so that everything can return to its true role.

When the whole world is experiencing a difficult situation, it allows you — the very one experiencing it — to notice the problem and to remember the action: to clean.

I feel honored to be able to take part, this time, as an instructor who can offer that support.

— Nello Ceccon

In 2009 and 2011 she attended the “Self I-Dentity through Ho’oponopono (SITH®)” classes taught by Dr. Ihaleakalá Hew Len and Mary Koehler. Since then, not a single day has passed without cleaning. Through the SITH® process, a life once lived in debt and fear, filled with dissatisfaction, was completely transformed into a life of fulfillment, freedom, and balance. She is deeply grateful for the opportunities to clean given to her by family, friends, colleagues, and every kind of financial circumstance.

Irene raised two children and is also a master practitioner of Lomilomi, an author, and a television producer for a children’s channel in Munich. She has experienced firsthand how, as many problems fall away and inspiration is received from Divinity, life truly becomes more beautiful.

What I want to say to everyone interested in a private session is that no matter how strong the emotions you find yourself in, cleaning is always happening.

To be overwhelmed by emotion, or to be knocked down, is very painful — and yet we are always protected; if we choose it, we connect with the Divinity within, and we are always being guided.

Cleaning is always at work. Even when it feels as though we are doing nothing, we exist as tools of cleaning.

Let me share something personal. Just recently I had a very painful experience — I lost my beloved dog, a member of my family who for 14 years was always with me except when I was traveling for work. Soon after showing signs of back pain his condition worsened rapidly, and although I took him to the hospital, he passed away. His death was a great shock, and I reached a state where I could not even clean.

I felt I had known this sensation before. Opening the door in front of me and stepping one foot through, beyond it was “depression.” I knew what lay beyond if I did not clean — that I would be unable to escape it, suffering, tormented by anger, asking why this had to happen to me.

At that moment I remembered someone once saying, “You yourself can become the cleaning tool.” And I accepted: even if there are times right now when I cannot even clean, that is all right.

At the same time, through his loss, I realized that what I had lost was not presence itself, but the feeling of love, joy, and peace. He had been reminding me of these all along. So now I have begun the practice of cleaning again, and I am finding them once more within myself.

Even when I truly could not clean, I came to feel that I was being protected. Only later did I understand it as a connection with the Divine. Even when we are swallowed by emotion, we are always being guided.

Through a private session, no matter where you are right now, what you are experiencing, or how overwhelmed by helplessness you may be, I would like to help you return to that awareness — that the true you is always protected.

— Irene Schwonek

When problems pile up, and when we keep experiencing things that feel out of step with ourselves, we can become lost in this very life.

At such times, I believe this session can be the very cue that lets you actually begin to move — together with a hint of where to start.

I feel honored to be able to meet all of you through cleaning, within this flow in which a new opportunity — this private session — is opening up.

Whatever problem a participant shows me through a session, it is something shown to me by memories that were already within me. That we are given a chance to release memories that participants, I, and this universe have held in common across countless light-years is truly wonderful.

Whatever problems, thoughts, feelings, or experiences you have had, now or in the past — however much shame or despair you feel about them — there is nothing that only you must keep secret.

At the subconscious level there are no secrets in this universe. All memories are shared, and we can clean them however we experience them.

So to clean them proactively, returning them to the path of release — to be freed from me and from everything else — is the ultimate treasure.

In this private session, those who have actually attended a class can also have time to ask the questions that arise afterward through practice. That, too, is a replay of memory; the questions that arise in practice come from a lack of safety and security.

So if something snags you about how to practice a tool, by cleaning what you are experiencing there you not only gain clarity in the method — you erase the memory of lack and return to the real you. And that, you might say, is the essence of this private session.

— Momilani Ramstrum

No matter how earnestly we work on a problem, we cannot turn back time. But when we notice what is happening now and clean it, we can reclaim the present.

Noticing and cleaning the thought that we wish we had done more when our children were small; cleaning the memory of an event we can hardly reconcile with a parent; and of course cleaning the regret over what we did, or did not do, in the past — through all of this we can obtain the place, timing, and encounters that are perfect for us now.

Everything happening around you is what the memories replaying in the subconscious are showing you. The more you clean, the more cooperation you can receive from your Unihipili.

In the midst of an emotional storm, it may seem that everything is too late and only regret remains. But we are always in the best possible place.

If, through cleaning, we can touch the love that was meant to be there, we can notice that a perfect timing is always arriving in our lives.

The small things, the things we cannot tell others, the things we have sealed away inside — let us clean them within a private session and reclaim freedom and love.

Learning to treat yourself with love and kindness is the key to living as your true self.

— Waialea Craven-X

On a personal note, I am truly happy to be able to begin these sessions in Asia.

As an aside, my former husband is Asian, and our two children are half Asian by blood. Even now, after we parted, he gives me so many opportunities to clean. With my children, now grown, the days of cleaning continue as well — and could we really say that this has nothing to do with my now being able to begin private sessions in Asia?

Ihaleakalá once said that the reason we are born into this world is to clean. So the wisest thing I can do about whatever is happening is to place no ranking of good or bad on it, and simply keep cleaning.

Of course, as long as we are alive, we pursue likes and happiness, avoid what is unpleasant, and try to overcome things through knowledge and experience — or we try to run away from them…

For me, the beautiful thing about Ho’oponopono is knowing that whatever I have carried until now, I am permitted to let go of it — and that Ho’oponopono is the process that makes this possible.

That everything is memory. However deep in despair, however close to losing myself in anger — if I can remember this even for a moment, that is a good thing.

And by my doing the cleaning, the memories erased from me are also erased from my family, the people I relate to, buildings, and plants.

Even if someone says or does something, I can clean it myself. There is nothing on the outside.

Through each and every person I am permitted to meet through this private session, I am given the chance to clean and, moment by moment, to reclaim my true self — and for this I am deeply grateful.

— Christine Leimakamae Chu