Some of you are familiar maybe with that
Dr. Hew Len from Hawaii, it's called ho'oponopono and
basically it's the same teaching, it's like
empty your mind of everything that you
think about anyone.
He literally was was tired to go to to a
ward, an Institute for the criminally
insane and he went there and there's so
much turnover of these directors at this
this Institute for the criminally insane
in Hawaii and when he went there he just
he just had this feeling that he was
there to forgive. And so he started
looking through the charts and the
papers of all of the clients that are
supposed to be under him and forgiving
everything that he saw in the charts. Did he do intake interviews?
No. He didn't even talk to these people.
Now how's that for a psychotherapist, not
even talking to the client that would be
like ah. He simply took their files and
he forgave. He said everything in these
files must be what my consciousness is
showing me. That's why I got these files in
front of me. And all these files contain are
a bunch of judgments and I need to free
my mind and release everything and everyone
in these files. And he didn't even
interview people. He would see them in the halls
and and he didn't even call them into his office, he
didn't even chat with them. He simply did it all
and he cleared the entire ward. They had to
shut down the entire institution. And not
only he didn't last as the as the
director because they had to shut the
institution then. He lost his job, he
forgave himself out of the job because
he saw everything that was in these
folders about these so-called criminally
insane people, clients was, were just
simply judgments. So that's really how
powerful the mind is, you know, with Leila
receiving this guidance you got to quit your
job, you know, she just told me at lunch, she said
she had typical things like she's
renting an apartment like, oh yeah, where
is the rent going to come from? You know, and
immediately the ego went to work in almost like a
very logical way, you know, starting to
make a case. The initial reaction was
NO! and then the ego immediately started to
build a case to support the no. And
then her partner Nicholas had been
feeling the same thing like oh it's time
for you to move on. He hadn't spoken it but
then they're started to get more and more
guidance. You don't just get the guidance
"quit your job" and then you're just left there
with no more instructions, you know, that's just like
like one instruction and then the next
instruction comes and then the next and the next
and it's like you have to be led you know to
this place of perfect oneness and
forgiveness.
So the instructions come but it's really
great just to be able to to watch your
reactions sometimes to these things that come in.
And I have to say I mean, I think back to some
of the things I was guided to do and
certainly, I resisted and had reactions.
I mentioned, I think yesterday I believe it
was when I was guided to transfer from
one university program to another that I,
I literally resisted the guidance over and over and over
till I started making myself
sick and I could see that I was just
fighting myself and then I stopped. There
was such a sense of relief when I
finally just went ok ok alright and then you
know that's the way it goes for us. It, and when
we resist it it's a struggle
when we just yield into it,
it's very sweet.
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