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Hoʻoponopono Practice - Yogi Explains

Summary

, 17 min

Ho'oponopono, the Kahuna forgiveness practice as learned from Tad James: the simple four-phrase chant, the cause-and-effect equation at its core, and a deeper inner version that fills both people with divine light, unburdens the heart, listens, then cuts the aka cord. It also helps energy-sensitive yogis build healthy boundaries.

In this video

Teaches
Ho'oponoponoBeing at causeCutting the aka cords
Discusses
Tad JamesPsychic defense
Mentions
HunaHigher SelfKundalini

Key moments

00:00Ho'oponopono homework and learning it from Tad James00:38The simple version online versus a deeper version02:10The simple chant: I love you, I'm sorry, please forgive me, thank you03:11What each phrase means and taking total responsibility04:08Tad's equation: are you at cause or at effect?06:54Deeper version: the person across an auditorium, filled with light09:25In the light, unburden your heart, then sit back and listen11:25Cut the aka cord and reconnect straight to the divine12:30Notice the conflict gone when you meet them again13:45Repeat it every time for a really unhealthy connection14:52A yogini uses it to build healthy energetic boundaries