Ho'oponopono cacao ceremony

Ohana-work

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The afternoon starts with drinking 100% pure raw cocoa that has been ceremonially prepared. This cocoa warms us inside and opens our hearts. When the cocoa starts to work, we go deeper into the meaning and healing of the Ho'oponopono.

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The Ho'oponopono is a Hawaiian forgiveness ritual. It is a powerful prayer that you may already know from the 4 sentences:

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i am sorry, please forgive me, thank you, i love you

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Behind these sentences there is another whole dimension that has been briefly summarized in the 4 sentences (also known as the Western version). By connecting to the origin of the Ho'oponopono on a deeper level, prayer will work more powerfully for you.

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The outer world is a reflection of your inner world. So, you do the Ho'oponopono for yourself. You can do the Ho'oponopono, for example, for a difficult situation, for more emotional balance, for cleansing your ancestral family line, or for your inner child. During the afternoon, we will connect with this. It is essentially about stagnant energy that you can get flowing again through the Ho'oponopono.
 

Traditionally, Hawaiian families performed the Ho'oponopono for family members (Ohana) who were struggling. This kept the energy of the family field pure. 'Ohana' is the Hawaiian word for 'family'. Ohana goes much further than that. It is the nest, the field where you belong. For Hawaiians, it includes not only blood relatives, but also dear friends and acquaintances they meet throughout their lives.
 

Healing through the Ho'oponopono takes place throughout the entire ancestral line. The Ho'oponopono is a ritual to bring harmony: "making the right more right."

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