Artists impression of Morrnah Nalamaku Simeona as a young woman.
Dr. Ihaleakala Hew Len,  Ho'oponopono,  Morrnah Nalamaku Simeona

Morrnah’s Authenic Prayer: A Gentle Dive into the Spiritual Depths of Ho’oponopono

Imagine a life where your daily experiences, regardless of their nature, serve not as mere occurrences but as lessons from the universe. A world where every incident, every emotion, is an invitation to reflect, cleanse, and reconnect with the ultimate essence of love and divinity. Welcome to the sacred world of Ho’oponopono, the ancient Hawaiian practice that promises just this—and so much more.

Understanding the Underlying Philosophy

At the heart of Ho’oponopono lies the profound realization that our universe is but a projection of the Divine, often obscured by our personal histories, biases, and karmic data. Every puzzle life throws at us is a mirror reflecting our own spiritual blockages. Hence, the solution isn’t in pondering over these challenges but in cleansing our internal world.

The Aloha Spirit: Envision a state where love and spirit are inseparable, where love’s omnipresence is undeniable, even when our human senses falter. This is the very crux of the Aloha spirit—recognizing love as the essential fabric of existence.

Ho’oponopono Defined: Contrary to popular misconceptions, Ho’oponopono isn’t about admitting wrongs or seeking forgiveness. Instead, its name, meaning “making right more right,” emphasizes the ongoing journey of learning and self-improvement. With every experience, there’s an inherent blessing—a chance for growth.

Putting Theory into Practice

While theories are enlightening, the magic of Ho’oponopono unfolds in its practice. It invites us to step away from overthinking and turn towards inner cleansing, making way for clarity and divine connection.

Embracing Morrnah’s Authentic Prayer: A transformative chant, this prayer, whether truly originating from Morrnah Nalamaku Simeona or not, incorporates the spirit of Ho’oponopono. Even the phrase “I’m sorry,” though lacking a direct Hawaiian translation, encapsulates the essence of this practice when seen through the lens of the inner child—a vulnerable entity yearning for understanding and connection.

Addressing Common Misconceptions

The Role of “I’m Sorry”: This isn’t about admitting guilt or wrongdoing. Within the framework of Ho’oponopono, it’s a compassionate gesture towards our inner self—a recognition of the unintentional harms we might inflict due to our misperceptions.

The Essence of “It Is Done”: Far from being a mere closing statement, “It Is Done” serves as a seal on one’s commitment to internal clarity and resolution. Use it with intent, for repetition might dilute its potency.

The Convergence of Science and Spirituality

Modern science, with its ever-evolving theories, is a testament to the dynamic nature of discovery. While Ho’oponopono can be examined through scientific lenses, its wisdom transcends temporal scientific laws. Rather than being anchored to fluctuating scientific understandings, Ho’oponopono sees the physical universe as a manifestation of Divinity, influenced by dimensions beyond our immediate comprehension.

A Way of Life

Ho’oponopono isn’t just a practice—it’s a way of life. Whether you’re a beginner intrigued by its allure or a seasoned practitioner, there’s always a deeper layer to uncover, a greater understanding to achieve. It beckons us to cleanse, to love, and to harmonize with the universe’s rhythm, affirming that in this grand dance of life, each one of us holds a special place.

Remember, every experience, every emotion, is an open door. And with Ho’oponopono, you have the key.

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One Comment

  • tru3

    Thank you for posting this recording of Morrnah’s voice! I have been practicing the long form for almost thirty years, after learning it from someone who studied with her. Hearing her say the words brought me to tears.

    Many blessings to you!

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