Peace begins with me:
Dr. Hew Len points out that that we always need to remember the very old saying: “Peace begins with me.”
If there is to be peace on earth, it needs to begin individually with each one of us.
Ho’oponopono is about looking within ourselves for debts, errors or blocks in our subconscious minds that replay as problems, judgments, putdowns and all kinds of other problems.
The blocks are within:
Ho’oponopono is about saying to The Divine within us (The Self): “I am sorry, please forgive me for whatever is going on in me that is causing me to experience the world in this way.”
Taking 100% responsibility:
When we take 100% responsibility for whatever we experience in our lives, we are in essence saying to The Divine: “I am 100% responsible, the problem is within me, and I would like You to convert whatever that memory, debt, block, error or problem is to nothing.”
And when The Divinity converts the block or memory to nothing, we return to back to our original state which is Zero or clarity.
Only when we have clarity can The Divinity provide us with insight, inspiration and whatever is perfect for us.
We only need to watch ourselves:
Dr. Hew Len says that as he experiences whatever is happening in his own life, he gets back to his cleaning, because he knows that: “Peace begins with me”.
Dr. Hew Len says that he is willing to be 100% responsible for whatever he experiences in his life, and as he experiences woes and problems, he constantly reminds himself that the source that caused it is within him.
The problem is within us:
When we are willing to be 100% responsible for whatever we experience in our lives, we shift our perception of the world, and that causes the world to change.
Ho’oponopono is about taking 100% responsibility for the problems within us.
Looking outside of ourselves for how we can solve the world’s problems doesn’t work.
Change the way we perceive other people:
Our job is to let go of how we perceive other people.
By looking at our own world and bringing peace to ourselves first we bring peace to the world (and not the other way round).
Ho’oponopono teaches that when we see people and situations in a judgmental way, we need to do our Ho’oponopono cleaning by mentally saying: “I’m sorry for whatever is going on in me that I perceive the woe a certain way.”
The change has to take place in us first.
Experience people the way The Divine created them:
Dr. Hew Len points out that we never experience things correctly, but we always experience our reaction of them.
When we meet people, we do not experience them the way The Divine created them, so we need to continuously do our Ho’oponopono cleaning by saying to The Divine: “I am sorry for whatever is going on in me that is causing me not to experience people the way you created them.”
By doing this, we are asking The Divinity to cancel whatever memories are within us, that are causing us to react to people, and not see them as they truly are – Divine beings.
Once we let go of the dictate of memories by doing our Ho’oponopono cleaning, the memories stop playing, and not only the memory we heard playing, but many other memories simultaneously playing that we are unaware of.
Ho’oponopono is about asking The Divine to remove the faults from our Soul and subconscious mind so that we can see people as perfect Beings, the way The Divine created them, and when we interact with them, they will respond as being perfect.
If we want to see people without problems, then we need to get rid of our problems first.
Ho’oponopono is only about working on ourselves, and looking at the data and info in our personal subconscious minds that cause the burdens in our lives.
Anger is a memory replaying:
Dr. Hew Len says that when people are angry, it is not the person who is angry, but it is a memory replaying anger.
He says that if we know this and keep it mind, we can change the data.
The Ho’oponopono we do is not about changing the other person, because that person is perfect, but what is imperfect is the data, and Ho’oponopono is about asking The Divinity to convert that data to Zero.
100% Responsibility for what we are experiencing:
When we are doing Ho’oponopono, we are clearly stating to The Divine: “I am 100% responsible for what I am experiencing, something is going on in me (some data or memory) and it is dictating this experience, and I would like to be 100% responsible for it. I am sorry for that.”
Erasing memories replaying in the subconscious mind:
As humans, we have “stuff” going on that we can’t help because of the memories replaying in our subconscious mind, and this prevents us from experiencing The Divine.
Ho’opnopono is about erasing those memories which are preventing us from experiencing The Divine.
Who are we?
Dr. Hew Len says that we can be our own therapist/guru/healer, and that all we have to do is answer a couple of questions; – The most important being “Who am I?”
According to Dr. Hew Len, that is the most important question of creation, but unfortunately, most people don’t know who they are.
He says that if we know who we are, we would realize that we need to take 100% responsibility for everything we experience in our life.
We are all children of The Divine, and are an exact replica of The Divinity, which is in its natural state Void (clear) and Infinite, and our job is to return to that original state of being clear, empty and Infinite.
Ho’oponopono is about erasing and cleaning the blocks in our subconscious mind so that we can come back to Zero/clarity, and only out of that clarity can Divinity come in as inspiration.
What is a problem?
The other thing we need to know, according to Dr Hew Len is: “What is a problem, and where is the problem?”
All problems are a result of memories replaying in our subconscious minds.
Being clear and infinite:
Ho’oponopono is about working on letting go of the blocks in our life that keep us from being One with The Divine.
When we are clear, we are able to move through life without experiencing hardships, anger, resentment, blame or problems.
Cleaning on people’s names:
Dr. Hew Len says that as people sign up for his weekend Ho’oponopono seminars, he works on their names before he enters the room.
He does this because he is attempting to reduce “piles of stuff” (memories and data in his subconscious mind). He says that if he doesn’t do this, he will show up at the class, and the class will go crazy and be stuck in thinking because he didn’t get ready for them.
Dr. Hew Len is always doing his Ho’oponopono cleaning – before, during and after he does anything.
The Divinity knows our connection with people we have not yet met, and whatever memories we have in common with them, and which are important for us to let go of.
Talking to The Divinity, Who knows everything:
Ho’oponopono is about taking to The Divinity, Who knows everything, and making amends, because we don’t have any idea of what may be going on in us that is going to bug other people.
There is a part of us called “The Divine Creator”, and that Source knows what is going on. This is why we make an appeal, and that Source in us can cancel the information and data in our subconscious minds.
The intellect cannot cancel error memories:
Our intellect does not have the ability to cancel error memories in our subconscious mind because that is not its function.
The function of the intellect is to make a choice whether we are going to take 100% responsibility for everything we experience in our life (or not).
Memories make decisions for us:
There is enough research that proves that at any second, there are 11 million pieces of data going on, but that our conscious mind is only aware of 15 of them. (Tor Norretranders – The User Illusion)
It is also scientifically proven that our conscious mind does not make our decisions, but that it is the memories in our subconscious mind that define our decisions for us.
It is memories that tell us to judge and have anger and resentment, and the conscious mind does not make decisions.
Concert master at the symphony orchestra:
Dr. Hew Len uses the analogy of the concert master at the symphony orchestra to explain the Ho’oponopono cleaning.
“The orchestra always tunes up before beginning, and this is what the Ho’oponopono cleaning is, because as we get tuned up, so does everyone else. But if we come in un-tuned, it is hell to pay, and we will feel pain.”
Dr. Hew Len says that as we change the data in us that we have in common with other people, we erase it from us, and them too.
Source: Zero Limits – By Dr. Vitale and Dr. Hew Len; News for the Soul Internet Radio.
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