Besides forgiving others, including family, the most important, yet also the hardest part, was learning to forgive myself.
For most of my life, I blamed myself for simply existing.
I constantly judged myself, carried a deeply negative self-image, and felt small, powerless, mostly a victim of my own life.

Through Ho’oponopono, I began to understand that this pain came from memories stored in my body and subconscious mind.
Holding on to those old memories kept pain, hatred, and all kinds of heavy emotions alive, repeatedly creating the very problems I longed to release.

What did forgiveness bring me?

• By forgiving myself and others, I released the pain and hatred from my body and mind.
• My body and mind are vibrant and deeply healthy.
• I have a profound connection with my body and my sexuality.
• I’ve freed my sexuality from guilt and shame.
• I accept myself more than ever, exactly as I am.
• I’m now able to bring joy to my inner child.
• I have full agency over my life because I’ve let go of victimhood through forgiveness.
• I feel liberated from within. Forgiveness is freeing.
• I’ve learned to love unconditionally.
• Forgiveness allows me to truly live again.

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