In the original family hoʻoponopono, the elder gathered everyone, the wronged spoke, the wrongdoer spoke, both said the four phrases, and the matter was placed in a stone and buried at sea. It did not return.
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Hoʻoponopono
In the late 1970s a Hawaiian woman named Morrnah Simeona took the ancient family-reconciliation practice of hoʻoponopono and stripped it down to a self-administered version with four phrases — I am sorry. Please forgive me. Thank you. I love you. Her student Dr. Ihaleakala Hew Le…
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