Durable peace is only then possible when all anger, all traumata, all injury is healed. Someone who es forgiven wholeheartedly, can sense it in every cell of his body. Ho’oponopono is an effective forgiveness ritual that can heal traumata from recriminations right up to historical trauma. Forgiveness is also an important element in the Peacemaker Story.
“It needs the courage of decision to take the step out of suffering and into inner peace.”
Tashana
Here we give you „tools“ which can help you on your way to internal and external peace.
Ho’oponopono with the help of a special drum rhythm
The shaman Gayle Crosmaz travels to many countries and brings hope to those who want to call up the deepest parts of their soul. In Hawaii, she has been given a special drum rhythm, so to say as a spontaneous suggestion from the spiritual world. With this drum rhythm, old traumata can be dissolved.
Instruction to the drum rhythm
The drum rhythm without words
Ho’oponopono with Ulrich Duprée
The author has been teaching the Hawaiian form of forgiveness for many years in workshops. In his books, he gives you background and instructions, by way of which you can practice forgiveness whenever you want.
The path
The “key” on the path to forgiveness is the heartfelt realization that you have done something that has hurt others, and the desire for peace and clarification. All steps are briefly and very clearly described in the handy booklet, so that everyone can do it for themselves or for others.
In practice, we have learned that people often bother with words. But it’s not about the words, it’s about deep understanding of the causes of the conflict and about forgiveness. Swap words that don’t suit you with words that are right for you. It is about giving back to the other everything what his share is and taking back what is your share. Thus, the field is cleared and the appreciation / love between you can flow again.
“Ho’oponopono is not about being right, it is about good relationships.”
Hawaiian priest Haleaka Iolani Pule
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