The Source Field: Ho’ opono pono
Recently I was reading David Wilcock‘s book “The Source Field Investigations” (Plume Books, July 31, 2012) where I learned of a Hawaiian tradition called “Ho’ opono pono”. This amazing mantra is the equivalent of saying “I LOVE YOU”, “I AM SORRY”, “PLEASE FORGIVE ME”, and “THANK YOU” all in one phrase.
Wilcock told the following story of the healing power of this mantra, which was used by a Hawaiian Psychiatrist, Dr. Hew Len, to heal an entire psychiatric ward for the criminally insane. Dr. Len would hold the patients’ medical file in his hand while prescribing treatments and would practice the “Ho’ opono pono” technique at that time for each patient.
The quote by Dr. Len below, is taken directly from Wilcock’s book, The Source field Investigations.
“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…. Not only that… but the staff began to enjoy coming to work. Absenteeism and turn over disappeared. We ended up with more staff than we needed because patients were being released, and all the staff were showing up to work. Today, that ward is closed.”
Wilcock goes on to say:
“Dr. Len recommends going inside, to wherever you feel hurt by a particular person or issue, and then saying each of these four statements with as much feeling as possible- thinking through the real reasons why you genuinely feel this way (state): “I love you. I am sorry. Please forgive me. Thank you. “
This part of Wilcock’s book really resonated with me as I read it. I ended up putting the technique to use right away and I could not be more astounded at the results. This is an amazingly powerful tool for healing both physical and emotional problems. It works for yourself, others, individuals, groups, even animals…
I know that our loving “Universal Process” has recently facilitated the Quantum Leap to “simplicity” through all the trials and tribulations of “complexity” we traversed in the past, however I had no idea that things were going to be as accessible as they have apparently been made for us.
We can ALL truly be CO-CREATORS with the resources available to us now. One such tool is “Ho’opono pono“. I HIGHLY recommend trying it.
Thank you to David Wilcock, Dr. Hew Len, and the indigenous peoples of Hawaii for their contributions to a better now and beautiful future for all.
“Before you criticize someone, walk a mile in their shoes. That way if they get angry, they will be a mile away and barefoot…”
My Husband “Eats Crow”…
One day in early 2011, I had an interesting experience involving Crows.
Carrion Crow (Corvus Corone) Apart from the Raven the Carrion Crow is the largest member of the Crow family. Unlike Rooks, which live together in large numbers, Crows live either in pairs or in threes. (Photo credit Wikipedia)
My morning routine normally involved a house full of people, so the morning was already unusual. That morning I was left alone, everyone having somewhere else to be.
Still lying in bed just after waking-up, my attention was drawn to a congregation of Crows which were gathered toward the back of my house. These Crows were making a deafening ruckus cawing and crowing, which they seemed to be directing at my bedroom window.
“Weird.” I thought, but I brushed it off. It was not unusual to see a Crow or two around my home, as my residence was near rural farmland…
As the morning progressed, it became obvious that the Crows were following me. As I migrated from the back of the house toward the front of the house to the kitchen, the Crows moved from the back yard to the front of the house, as well.
I peered out of the kitchen window at them, and their cawing seemed to lessen in intensity as if they knew they had gotten my attention.
“Weird.” I thought, again.
Morning turned into early afternoon, and I went out to check the mailbox. At this point I knew that whatever was happening with the Crows was not my just my imagination.
I ventured outside to witness a group of twenty or more Crows amassed across from the driveway where I stood. They were all perched atop of a huge Pine tree that sat in my neighbors yard. There were a few others here and there, sitting on telephone poles and on the roof of my other neighbors house.
There was not a soul in sight, and the street was eerily quiet.
“CAWWWWW!” One single Crow crowed at me with obvious deliberate intent. The rest of the birds remained completely silent.
“Oh, What do you want!?” I called back. Frustrated and a somewhat unnerved, I returned to the house without an answer.
A little later my husband, Mike arrived home for a few minutes, before having to leave again. Strangely, the entire time that Mike was home there was not a Crow to be seen or heard anywhere in the vicinity. I casually mentioned to him that there had been Crows harassing me and received the “Uh, huh.” I expected in reply.
That evening Mike and I drove to visit some friends, Ernie and Grace who lived about an hour and a half away. When we arrived, they were entertaining some other friends, who we were unacquainted with. After everyone was introduced, Grace exclaimed..
“What a coincidence you guys showed up now! We were just showing off some of the artwork you were doing for the coloring-book!”
At the time I was drawing some artwork to be included in an “Indigenous Sacred Beliefs” coloring-book. I had used the following picture from the Mayan Dresden Codices as one of my templates for a coloring page in the book, and it was the one that they had been showing to their visitors when we arrived.
According to the information I had researched about the image, the bird at the top of the tree was suppose to represent a Quetzal, the sacred bird of the Meso-Americans. However, ever since drawing the image myself, it had occurred to me that the bird looked more like a Crow or Raven.
The fact that this happened to be the drawing our friends had shown their visitors, seemed like another occurrence, connecting to the strange Crow events of the day. With this as a jumping off point, I decided to tell everyone about the strange experiences I was having that day.
Everyone thought the whole thing was peculiar and were interested in my experience, but no one had any idea what might have been the causing the phenomenon.
For some reason the whole subject had irritated my better half, and we ended up getting in an argument on the way home about the fact that I had shared my unusual experience with everyone.
“I just don’t see what the big deal is…. Are you sure you weren’t just exaggerating the whole experience?” he complained. “People are going to think you are a lunatic if you go around telling them stuff like that. I’m not sure that I even believe all your crazy stories, these days.” he proclaimed, and would not discuss the matter further.
“Fine.” I replied, completely frustrated. I knew that he was just being his usual conservative-minded self. “You know that anything I tell you is always the truth, at least as well as I can express it…”
Silence.
“Whatever. He will come around.” I figured. I turned on the radio to help lighten the atmosphere.
I turned on KGO 810 AM radio which had a regular astronomy report. It had just begun…
“In our clear and bright Northern California sky tonight we can see the constellation CORVUS, the Crow…” began the report…
“The constellation is now aligned to be seen most clearly from our vantage point in the northern hemisphere and has not been this visible to the naked eye for several years…” it went on.
Needless to say….My loving partner has not accused me of exaggerating since!
The Recondite Quetzal 