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Reference from http://de.spiritualwiki.org:80/Wiki/Forgiving
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
will be to live in a very small box indeed.
In contrast, to feel deep empathy with humanity
and with all sentient beings can open us to a deeper fulfillment
than that gained by having all our "stuff" sorted out.
Chameli Gad Ardagh, Come closer, Living Essence Foundation, Chapter 9, pg. 147,
2006
Dr. Ihaleakala Hew Len
from Hawaii is a remarkable
 shaman
who is now in his 70ties. With a grandfatherly appearance, Dr. Len
teaches seminars worldwide and lives somewhat reclusive. As the
chairman emeritus of The Foundation of I, Inc. (Freedom of the
Cosmos) he was ready to be "discovered" for a bigger audience after
four decades of silently delivered clearing work. He has a doctorate
from the University of Iowa, a Master of Science from the University
of Utah and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Colorado. His
forgiving process dissolves problems and is called Self Identity
Through Ho'oponopono.
Dr. Hew Len is a former student of the Kahuna healer
Morrnah Nalamaku Simeona who had been invited to teach the Ho'oponopono healing method at the
United Nations, the World
Health Organization, and at therapeutic institutions throughout
the world.
In interviews (see audio and video links) Dr. Hew Len reveals
his engagement at the Hawaii State Hospital Kaneohe from 1983 to
1987. After one and a half years of his clearing work the endangered
ward for mentally ill criminals had no more isolated or shackled
patients. Four years later a l l inmates were released from
imprisonment and psychiatry. The ward became obsolete and was
consequently closed. This remarkable result – a miracle – had
remained undisclosed to the eyes of the world for 20 years!
HO'OPONOPONO
Report on a highly effective Shaman healing method
In the year 2003 Joe Vitale, author, internet hypnotic
marketeer on personal improvement and one of the experts in the
popular movie The Secret, heard about an unusual success
story of the therapist and psychologist Dr. Ihaleakala Hew Len
from Hawaii. He was told that 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, the state of the inmate did improve correspondingly.
When Vitale heard this
story for the first time, he doubted it wondering:
These ideas seemed 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 at the ward where the criminally insane inmates were
kept 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.
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.
Others who had to be heavily medicated were getting off their
medications. And those who had no chance of ever being released were
being freed, he went on. The staff began to enjoy coming to work.
Absenteeism and turnover disappeared. We ended up with more staff
than we needed because patients were being released, and all the
staff was showing up to work. Today, that ward is closed.
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. This was not part of his
worldview. Yet, taking complete responsibility for one's life,
concerns everything that one perceives and takes in, including
terrorism, the government, the economy. All the unliked topics
are in fact projections from inside oneself and therefore one's
responsibility to heal. The "outside" problems are indeed
"inside". To change them means to change internally.
Vitale felt this was hard to grasp, and harder to accept or
to actually practice it. He found blame far easier than taking full
responsibility.
Dr. Len explained to him that in ho'oponopono
healing means loving oneself.
Improving your life means to heal your life. Curing an ill person, a
criminal even, means to heal yourself.
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
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I'm sorry for that – within me.
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I forgive you – within me.
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I love you – within me.
Loving oneself is the
essential way to grow.
Improving one's inner
self is improving one's world.
Forgiveness
and release work by Dr. Hew Len
 The inner
love and forgiveness work promoted by Dr. Hew Len comprises four steps.
The transfer to the Divine and the answer from All-what-is follows in
the fifth and sixth step:
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To acknowledge the ugly situation in
oneself →
I am sorry – within Self.
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To forgive the ugly situation in oneself
→
I forgive me / you – within Self.
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To love the learning situation in
oneself →
I love you – within Self.
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To express gratitude for the learning
situation and for the immanent transformation in oneself →
I thank you – within Self.
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To surrender the radically tenderly freely
loved situation in oneself to Divinity;
Letting go and Completion →
I surrender this to Thee o Lord.
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To enthrust the situation to God's Will and
to possibly witness
how it evolves and changes →
I am willing to witness a miracle.
Fault register method of David Hawkins
All negative reactions are not caused from
outside; it’s how we choose. The way to become bulletproof is to own
anything that seems a fault. Day Seminar Emotions and Sensations,
Creative Life Center, Sedona, AZ, April 17, 2004
Taking 100% Responsibility –
Fault register work
Write down all your faults.
Write down all the faults others think you have, even if you think
they’re liars.
You take responsibility for it
all.
If you own it all, nobody has any way to attack you.
If others attack you, it’s because you’re not owning something.
Besides, there’s nothing wrong with being stupid and ugly. (Laughing)
So we admit our faults, and we stop labeling them faults.
We have to get over narcissistic sensitivity.
All negative reactions are not caused from outside; it's how we
choose.
The way to become bulletproof is to own anything that seems a
fault.
The way to overcome the ego's
reaction
to that is to say,
I'm stupid and ugly!? It doesn’t matter; God loves me.
David
R. Hawkins, Transcript of Seminar in Sedona
Emotions and Sensations, April 17, 2004
Three
Stages of Development / Evolution of Consciousness
 Joe Vitale's
personal journey in life went from
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Ten years of homelessness and poverty to
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Goalsetting, the illusion of total control as
a hypnotic success coach and expert of movie
The Secret
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Trusting the Divine Will through
Inspiration,
following the flow, no more personal goals.
He describes
the three stages :
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Victimhood – Feeling subjected to
life's whims
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Creating one's own reality, power of internal
Intention
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Spirit of
Trust, Cleansing
the Shared Program with all and everything, Accepting and
Surrendering to the Divine Will/Intention
Now he is able
to recontextualize. When he ran into a
problem with other people
In stage 1 : He blamed and helpless. He
felt a grudge, resentment, anger.
In stage 2 : He reacted outwardly with
methods of influencing
In stage 3 : He takes full
responsibility and cleanses inwardly with Ho'oponopono.
Dr. Hew
Len: You have choice, but you don't
have control.
Joe
Vitale: At "zero limits" you don't even have choice. Even choice is
a sign that more cleansing it to be done.
Quotes of
Dr. Ihaleakala Len, audio interview, News
for the Soul, August 2007
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 ALOHA
= I am in the presence of GOD.
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I am
not here to fix people. They are perfect already. They are created
in the exact likeness of the Divine. What is imperfect in me is
the data that says, that they are not divine.
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The
problem always originates within the
self and never outside.
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Visitor to Dr. Len: Oh, you work in a
psychiatric unit?
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Dr.
Len: No, I work in a psychiatric world.
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Our
perception is: other people are stuck.
That's our problem. [...] As long as we don't get to that we are
stuck. [...] We are in fact preventing other people from
experiencing who they are: God.
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I am
not cleaning you. [...] I am cleaning the [subconscious] data of my
perception about you.
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It is
very important to know that we ourselves don't make
decisions. […] when something
inside us moves us we want to be clear that it is an
inspiration from the Divine, not
from data plane from the past.
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Visitor to Dr. Len: Are you a Shaman?
Dr. Len: No, I am just a garbage collector.
Am I a healer?
No, Divinity can do that.
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I like
nasty (stuff), it tells me | should look at something in myself.
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Quotes of
Morrnah Simeona †, Kahuna healer
Source:
Beyond Traditional Means: Ho'oponopono,
Interview with Morrnah Simeona and Dr. Stan Hew Len, Deborah King,
The New Times, Seattle, WA, April, 1989
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 We can
appeal to Divinity who knows our personal blueprint, for healing of
all thoughts and memories that are holding us back at this time. It
is a matter of going beyond traditional means of accessing knowledge
about ourselves.
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We are
the sum total of our experiences, which is to say that we are
burdened by our pasts. When we experience stress or fear in our
lives, if we would look carefully, we would find that the cause is
actually a memory. It is the emotions which are tied to these
memories which affect us now. The subconscious associates an action
or person in the present with something that happened in the past.
When this occurs, emotions are activated and stress is produced.
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The
main purpose of this process is to discover the Divinity within
oneself. Ho'oponopono is a profound gift which allows one to develop
a working relationship with the Divinity within and learn to ask
that in each moment, our errors in thought, word, deed or action be
cleansed. The process is essentially about freedom, complete freedom
from the past.
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Western people have great difficulty in putting the intellect
behind. It is difficult for the Western mind to get a grasp of a
Higher Being because in traditional Western churches, the Higher
Beings are not made evident. Western man has gone to the extremes
with his intellectualism it divides and keeps people separate. Man
then becomes a destroyer because he manages and copes rather than
letting the perpetuating force of the Divinity flow through him for
right action.
Quotes on
the topic Forgiving / Responsibility
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When
one realizes that one is the universe, complete and at one with All
That Is, forever without end, no further suffering is possible.
David R. Hawkins, |. Reality and Subjectivity, pg. xxii
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If we
take responsibility for being the author of our world, we come close
to its source where we can correct it. David R. Hawkins, I. Reality
and Subjectivity, pg. 22
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All
life ebbs and flows. Everyone is born, suffers afflictions, and
dies. There are happiness and sadness, catastrophe and success,
increase and decrease. The stock market rises and falls. Diseases
and accidents come and go. The karmic dance of life unfolds in the
karmic theatre of the universe.
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All
reactions to life are subjective. There is nothing happening that is
awful, exciting, sad, good, or bad. It is pointless to hold a
position that catastrophes shouldn't 'happen' or that the innocent
'didn't deserve it', or 'isn't it awful', or 'it must be somebody's
fault'. With a broad view, one can remain unperturbed by either the
content or the context of life. That requires giving up judgments,
expectations, or 'sensitivities'. David R. Hawkins, I. Reality and
Subjectivity, pg. 179
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The
universe always favors power. Moveorver, the universe does not
forget. We shall eventually have to accept responsibility for every
thought, word, deed we generate and will re-experience exactly the
same suffering we've caused. We do create our own heaven or hell.
David R. Hawkins, The Eye of the I, pg. ?
Quotes
(German) on the topic Forgiving / Responsibility / Mitverantwortung
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Wenn
wir Verantwortung übernehmen, der Urheber unserer Welt zu sein,
kommen wir der Quelle nahe, wo wir sie korrigieren können. David R.
Hawkins, I. Reality and Subjectivity, S. 22
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Kugelsicherheit (Immunität) stellt sich ein, wenn man volle
Verantwortung für die kollektive
Negativität übernimmt, die möglicherweise auf einen selbst gerichtet
wird. FU Dr. David R. Hawkins, Seminar The Highest Level of
Enlightenment, Q&A-Teil, Teil 3 von 6, Min 33:27 (Mitte) (engl.)
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Ich
bin erstens voll verantwortlich für alles,
zweitens bin ich dennoch ganz abhängig vom anderen. [...]
Beide Einsichten zusammen möchte man am liebsten abtun: als
Widerspruch in sich. Unerträglich scheint vielen die
Gleichzeitigkeit von ungeschmälerter Verantwortlichkeit, auch für
Handlungen, die ihre Partner gegen sie richten, und gänzlicher
Abhängigkeit selbst da, wo sie sich privatissime fühlen: in ihren
Träumen, ihren Gedanken, ihren Entscheidungen. [...] Das bedeutet,
Unbewusstes bewusst werden zu lassen, genauer: das Verflochtensein
durch unser unbewusstes Handeln anzunehmen. Michael Lukas Moeller,
Die Wahrheit beginnt zu zweit. Das Paar im Gespräch, S. 178/179,
rororo, 1988
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Die
erste energetische Beziehungsarbeit ist, anzuerkennen, dass jeder
seine Gefühle selbst macht – auch die, von denen er oder sie allzu
gern annimmt, sie seien ihm oder ihr 'von außen' hervorgerufen.
Michael Lukas Moeller, Die Wahrheit beginnt zu zweit. Das Paar im
Gespräch, S. 210, rororo, 1988
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