Wiki / Forgiving
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My job here on Earth is twofold. My job is first of all to awaken people who might be asleep. Almost everyone is asleep. The only way I can awaken them is to work on myself.
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The moment we wake up to the bigger perspective, we recognize that what we call my "stuff" is simply waves in a bigger ocean; it is not who we really are. To dedicate our whole life to personal processing |
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Report on a highly effective shamanic healing / prayer method
In the year 2003 Joe Vitale, US American author, lecturer, internet hypnotic marketeer on personal improvement and one of the experts in the popular movie The Secret, heard from Mark Ryan about an unusual success story of the therapist and psychologist Dr. Ihaleakala Hew Len from Hawaii. He was told that Dr. Hew Len had literally healed a whole ward of criminally insane inmates – without ever having seen anyone of them. The cure of these criminals was effected by simply studying their files, writing down their names, taking full responsibility for each one of them while exercising intense inner forgiveness work thereby rendering all his own judgments, beliefs, attitudes to the Divine petitioning it to erase the shared program with the other person. With each patient Len took a deeper look inside to address the very aspect within himself that had created the illness in the person in front of him. As he was "improving" himself, i.e. cleaning within himself, the state of the inmates and the staff did improve correspondingly.
When Vitale heard this story for the first time, he doubted it wondering:
These ideas seemed utterly illogical to him. So he dismissed the message as an urban legend and forgot about it.
To take total responsibility meant for Vitale that one is responsible for what one feels, thinks and does, not for that what others might feel, think, or do. Beyond that, he thought, one cannot take charge. His attitude was in sync with that what most people incorporate. This, however, does not coincide with the bigger reality.
A year later Vitale came across Len's story again. He was told that the psychologist had applied a Hawaiian healing method called Ho'oponopono. Unfamiliar with this kind of healing and unable to forget its effect a second time he decided to find out more about it. He dialed the Hawaiian therapist's phone number. And – following an impulse – Dr. Hew Len answered the call, which he rarely does. Their first phone call on the advanced perspectives of life lasted about an hour. It turned out that Vitale had met his teacher on taking full responsibility for what is.
Dr. Len told Vitale that he was employed at Hawaii State Hospital Kaneohe for four years. The psychologists in charge at the ward with the criminally insane inmates gave up and quit on a monthly basis. Afraid of being attacked by those dangerous patients they passed through the ward the staff walked with their backs against the wall. They called in sick oftentimes or simply left. The ward was a dire location.   Corncobs
The therapist Len did not meet any of the patients one on one. He had an office where he reviewed their charts and then worked on himself. The result of which was: the patients began to heal.
Len reported, After a few months, patients that had to be shackled were being allowed to walk freely.
Listening to this Vitale was in awe. He burnt to ask the million dollar question: What were you doing within yourself that had those people change?
Len replied: I was simply healing the part of me that created them.
Vitale was perplexed and asked Len to explain what total responsibility for one's life means. In a literal sense the entire world is your creation. That is why everything which is in your life is your responsibility.
Being responsible for what everyone in his life says or does was a tough load to swallow for Vitale. Such a stance was far from his worldview.
Vitale felt this was hard to grasp, and harder to accept or to actually practice it. He found blaming others far easier than taking full responsibility.
How did Dr. Len manage to heal himself? What exactly did he do, while he studied the patients' files?
He replied: I just kept saying repeatedly
Loving oneself is the essential way to grow.
Derived from source: Joe Vitale's blog (Mr. Fire, USA) on his first contact with Dr. Len (HI) in MrFire.blogspot.com, 2004 |
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Please note: The content formerly posted in this box was removed upon request of SITH. 2. August 2011
Taking 100% Responsibility – Fault register work
Dr. David R. Hawkins, Seminar Emotions and Sensations,
Sedona, Arizona, 17. April 2004
Joe Vitale is a US American author, lecturer, and internet hypnotic marketeer. His personal journey in life covered three stages. It went from:
He describes the three stages evolving during his life as:
Now he is able to recontextualize. Whenever he ran into a problem with other people
Liturgy of Ho’oponopono
Please note: Above stated quotes were removed on request of SITH. 1. August 2011
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Personal avowals
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Please note: Above stated quotes were removed on request of SITH. 1. August 2011
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Conscious Mind vs. Subconscious
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First they came for the Jews
and I did not speak out
because I was not a Jew.
Then they came for the Communists
and I did not speak out
because I was not a Communist.
Then they came for the trade unionists
and I did not speak out
because I was not a trade unionist.
Then they came for me
and there was no one left
to speak out for me.
Poem by Martin Niemöller (1892-1984) German pastor,
imprisoned for eight and one-half years in a Nazi concentration camp,
speech to the representatives of the Confessing Church, Frankfurt, 6. January 1946
On 22. April 1946 Niemöller claimed that if Germany's 14,000 pastors had stood together to shun the Nazis
in the beginning, they might all have been shot. However, their deaths might have opened
the eyes of the world and saved at least 35,000,000 lives.
When Hitler attacked the Jews
I was not a Jew, therefore I was not concerned.
And when Hitler attacked the Catholics,
I was not a Catholics, and therefore, I was not concerned.
And when Hitler attacked the unions and the industrialists,
I was not a member of the unions and I was not concerned.
Then Hitler attacked me and the Protestant church –
and there was nobody left to be concerned.
Martin Niemöller (1892-1984) German pastor,
address to the U.S. Congress, Congressional Record, page 31636, 14. October 1968
Whoever wants peace must want to live together with their opponents.
We have to risk trusting each other. There stop the arms race.
Martin Niemöller (1892-1984) German pastor
Source: Harold Marcuse, professor of German history, University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB),
Martin Niemöller's famous quotation, 12. September 2000
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Links on Ho'oponopono and ForgivingHo'oponopono Trainings in Germany
Ho'oponopono Trainings in USA
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Wiki level – mostly German
Hawkins Portal (mostly German)
1 Come closer, Living Essence Foundation, Chapter 9, pg. 147, 2006 ⇑
Publication Hint:
Above article was published in the monthly electronic newsletter of Intek World (mailed to 10.000 recipients), subsection Spiritual Corner, Forgiving – Forgiveness work, August 2008