In this group, you learn to kokua for health via trance states. Learn Ho'akaku, which is the word for creating trance, which we also know as "hypnosis." Moderator will offer instruction and members are encouraged to share their experiences.
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  • I am very encouraged by some recent developments which indicate a synergistic effect of combining a form of ho'oponopono (the kind I learned from Ramsay Taum, via Morrnah Simeona) with hypnotherapy.
  • Aloha kakou,
    I'm going to be getting certified this weekend in medical hypnotherapy, and will share what I have learned. I've been trying to figure out the best ways to transmit what I've been learning here, and I'm sorry if I've been lazy about it.
    It would help if people say what is interesting to them. Mahalo!
  • Yes, that's another good point, Ku! And probably key to the whole thing!
  • However, part of the stress of Maoli is caused by the hordes of haole that are invading our shores and changing the 'aina and its values.
    The situation is also re-doing Maoli in a likeness that is not healthy or moral.
    So, yes, we must "right" the picture.
  • Aloha e Namaka'eha!
    Yes, stress is a real killer and Maoli in particular have too much. How ironic, and how terribly wrong, that the people who are most closely related to the 'aina are the ones experiencing the most stress, while the visitors/occupiers are flocking there to experience release from stress! Something wrong with that picture!!!!
  • Aloha.

    We all need to release our stress and do agree that we don't do often to channel negative energy.
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Using Ho'akaku

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