Zero Limits by Joe Vitale & Len Ph.D Ihaleakala Hew

Author:Joe Vitale & Len Ph.D, Ihaleakala Hew
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Published: 2010-05-31T16:00:00+00:00

Once a week, my husband and I make it a point to have a “date day.” On this day he invited me to go see a movie with him. I was in agony and didn’t feel much like going out. But I knew it wouldn’t make any sense to say, “No thanks. I’m really not up to it—I’m worried about the bears.”

Keeping my own clearing work to myself, I agreed to go out with him.We went to see the movie 16 Blocks with Bruce Willis. Little did I know then that the theme of this movie would be in complete alignment with what I was already experiencing.The highlighted message in the movie was “People can change.”

All throughout the movie, I practiced Ho’oponopono. In one scene, I noticed a bus in the background and the banner/ad on the side of the bus showed a picture of a teddy bear and the words beneath the bear read: “Send Love.”

My previous training would reveal to me that this was a “waking dream.” My current teachings would say, “Keep doing what you’re doing.You’re on the right track!” Is this how the universe speaks to us? I’d like to think so.

It was yet another reminder to me that the bear farmers didn’t need my anger to change; they just needed my love.The bears needed my love.The world needs our love. Love changes people and there are no exceptions to this rule. Sending love to a dangerous, ugly, or abusive situation is the only thing we can do if we’re looking for drama-free healing and everlasting change. It’s not always an easy thing to do, but herein forever lies the answer: love.

As my hypervigilance started to quiet down and the day faded into evening, the nausea, anxiety, guilt, pain, and grief that I was feeling earlier were finally starting to subside. Still, I continued to Ho’oponopono my way throughout the remainder of the day until I fell asleep that night.

Not too long thereafter, I was walking past the television one day and heard the newscaster announce a recent bear rescue. In my heart of hearts, I knew that this message was meant for me—that I was given confirmation of how we truly can make a difference in any part of the world, no matter where we live. And yes, even when we’re out eating popcorn and watching a movie.

Thank you, Dr. Joe and Dr. Hew Len and all of those before you who have brought the message of Ho’oponopono into our lives so that we can awaken and carry the knowledge that we have the power to heal the world and make a difference. Our work here has only just begun.

Please, let us always remember:

Harm none.

Love everything.

Love everyone.

Ho’oponopono travels across time. . . .

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