The Temptation // Die Versuchung
🇺🇸 One of the greatest challenges in Ho'oponopono seems to be the temptation to want to "heal" or "fix" others. After all, it's a powerful tool, so of course we want to use it. Why wouldn't we? The world is drowning in fear and suffering. Many Ho’oponopono practitioners feel compelled to offer relief to people. They assume that the other person is too weak or too ignorant to help themselves and that they are the ones who know how to do it. I remember Dr. Hew Len's words when someone described another person's problem and asked how to use Ho’oponopono to help them. "People don't need you. They need God. Do you want to get in the way?" was his response! As if any of our "solutions" could be better, more loving, and more healing than those of Divinity! Human arrogance wears many disguises. One of them is the urge to want to help others. Many participants undertake the Ho'oponopono training to learn how to apply the me