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His way?
Her way?
How about creating life for yourself and following what feels right? For me, thats The way – My way! and for you?
Ho’Oponopono with Dr. Ihaleakala Hew Len
“Two years ago, I heard about a therapist in Hawaii who cured a complete ward of criminally insane patients–without ever seeing any of them. The psychologist would study an inmate’s chart and then look within himself to see how he created that person’s illness. As he improved himself, the patient improved.
“When I first heard this story, I thought it was an urban legend. How could anyone heal anyone else by healing himself? How could even the best self-improvement master cure the criminally insane? It didn’t make any sense. It wasn’t logical, so I… Read more
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The worst “Dear John” letter in the world!
Last fall, my client, “Joy” met the “man of her dreams” online. She was young, beautiful, and vivacious. “Peter” was unusual, funny, interesting fellow. They lived few hours away and decided to try their love on the phone to see if they are still going to be interested in pursuing each other.
They had a quite passionate love affair using Internet, text messaging and phone calls.
Finally, they decided to meet in person. Since it was practical for her schedule, she was about to go to meet him. They were both so excited and happy. Their friends and family shared same feelings. Trip was scheduled.
Then, Joy never heard from Peter again. She was missing him and wondering what happened.
Out of the blue, Joy received the worst “Dear John” letter ever -
“I am not going to pursue a relationship with you. This is not open for discussion. Hence forth I will no longer be in communication with you.”
She was devastated. Sad, perplexed, confused, regretful, lonely…. Read more
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The girl in the picture is Katie Kirkpatrick, she is 21. The picture was taken shortly before her wedding ceremony, held on January 11, 2005 in the US . Katie had terminal cancer and spent hours a day receiving medication
Katie Kirkpatrick was brought up in Metamora, in Lapeer County, about 50 miles from Detroit. Nick Godwin, a 23-year-old Lapeer County Sheriff’s deputy who wanted to be a cop since he was 2, is strong and athletic. He has loved Katie since 11th grade.
When Nick sent Katie a Valentine’s Day e-mail in February 2002, he decided it would be his last attempt at winning her heart. Instead, he received an e-mail from her father that she had been diagnosed with a brain tumor and was in the hospital. Nick couldn’t explain it, but he needed to be with her. “Something about her made me feel differently than anybody else did,” he said.
A few weeks later, Katie had surgery. After that, she had follow-up treatments. She lost some of her language skills; she had to learn to read again. But she was getting better. She was feeling healthy. There were no signs of cancer. 
In March 2003, she realized that she might feel something more than friendship toward Nick. In July, she told Nick she loved him. In October he was baptized in Katie’s church. The same month, she learned the cancer had returned — this time in and around her lungs.
She went through more chemotherapy, and for a while, the cancer seemed under control. She went to work raising money for the Lance Armstrong Foundation. She spoke to business owners and civic groups and raised $28,000 for Cancer foundation. It was the fall of 2004, and her cancer was spreading.
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Dear Helena,
It is extremely flattering to know that my opinion matters to you. I thank you deeply for the honor. Well, I consider the alternative Excellent! It is hopeful and optimistic! You did it again! As a journalist, perhaps one day I will ask you to honor me with an interview! I pray you accept my proposition, when the time comes. I strongly believe that your inspiring message should be spread, to help people all over the world lead a better life and feel in harmony with themselves.
Dear Helena, keep the good work with all your well proven enthusiasm!
With my warmest feelings,
R
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Dear Helena,
I sincerely thank you for your sweet e-mail!!!
Well, you have guessed right! All four “ingredients” of the package, made your offer super delicious!
I admit, nevertheless, that what appreciated most was your “spirit”. The generosity and the kindness you radiated, not only through your …delicious voice. It was the intention I felt, behind the lessons. For 7 days, I had the impression of being coached by a warm friend, who really was eager to help me, rather than try to lure me with a product.
Also, your idea to give concrete examples of the statements during the tapping, was really precious. No doubt about that. Personally, I found them very helpful, because now I know better how to use the right phrases to each problem I may have.
But, dear Helena, please stop reminding us that life is short. We all know that and we all try to forget it. Besides, thanks to the hope you inspire, I strongly believe that we will live for MANY, MANY, MANY decades happily and in good health! AMEN!
Good luck to all your projects and endeavors! Be always smiling and happy!
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