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🇬🇧  Ho’oponopono teaches us that everything has its own identity with its own destiny: every person, every animal, every plant, every atom, every molecule – every being in our existing reality possesses its own identity, consisting of three aspects: subconscious, consciousness, superconscious, and divine consciousness. In this perspective, we can recognize that money and abundance can also be perceived as distinct identities that exist both physically and spiritually. Money and Abundance as Individual Identities Money and abundance are not just means to an end or abstract concepts; they are living entities that can perceive emotions such as fear and joy, just like humans. They can experience rejection and suffer from it. This perspective may seem abstract at first glance, but it is a central aspect of the Ho’oponopono philosophy, which teaches love and appreciation for every single molecule in the cosmos. Often, we use the things in our daily lives without appreciation because we

 🇬🇧  The path to healing our relationship with money is a journey of self-love and forgiveness. The database of our lives is huge, but also overloaded with negative beliefs and experiences about money that have been passed down through generations since the beginning of creation. It is time for a thorough cleaning and universal virus protection. Ho'oponopono, the ancient Hawaiian cleansing ritual, offers an effective way to have our thought patterns and beliefs corrected. We may have tried many methods, but as long as we are not ready to clear the old data in our inner database, everything starts all over again. It is up to us to take responsibility for our inner database, our inner child, affectionately called Unihipili by the Hawaiians, and seek forgiveness. What do we need to correct? First and foremost, the memories of the lack that stands between us and money. It is important to realize that we are already perfect. This also applies to the essence of money; the external mone

 🇺🇸  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

🇬🇧 A Journey of Self-Healing through Self I-Dentity through Ho’oponopono® Memories can appear in various ways in our lives, often manifesting as financial, relational, or health issues. They arise unexpectedly and seem to repeat endlessly. Yet, there is a way to confront them and let them go. In an inspiring seminar, people from different parts of the world come together to learn the Hawaiian forgiveness process created by Kahuna Morrnah Nalamaku Simeona: "Self I-Dentity through Ho’oponopono® (SITH®)". Here, they learn how to apply this forgiveness process to gain a deeper understanding of themselves and open the door to their own inner strength and power. Already during the first day of the seminar, a remarkable transformation begins. Every cell, every molecule of our being is realigned, calibrated, and reassessed. The once tangled mesh of thoughts and data transforms into clarity, lightness, freedom, and harmony. Self I-Dentity through Ho’oponopono® is a journey of self-h