It's fine to wonder if Ho'oponopono and money have any kind of relationship and it could be used for the acquisition of money.
If so, how does one attract money with this method?
We must first realize that money is merely a medium of exchange.
Many of our incorrect ideas, memories and programs are stored in our memories. They all tend to suggest that money is evil or bad.
Money is not inherently evil or wrong. Only greed and misappropriation of money are the causes of evil in this world.
The first step to attracting wealth to your life is to let go all of the programming or memories that you have believed, conscious or subconscious.
Instead of focusing on the negative thoughts that can keep us stuck, let's choose to see money as our friend, our ally and our best buddy.
These are the ideas and opinions that you have formed throughout your life in response to all manner of external stimuli.
Most of which, you are probably completely unaware!
Making use of ho'oponopono to heal your mind is a powerful process.
We can also choose to treat cash like a good friend.
It is possible to be just as happy thinking about it than when one of our best friends visits us.
You must enjoy what you do to make money.
It can be hard to work for money and not feel fulfilled. Money can be easy if you do what you love.
One of the erroneous assumptions we have is that we were taught to work only for monetary rewards. We should instead be focusing on what we love doing.
What would you do even if you were not paid for it? This is where money comes in. Money loves to follow what you love.
I invite you to make love your priority and call on it often. Wealth naturally follows when we give all of our hearts to this.
Find your inner passion. Do it regardless of circumstances. Help others by sharing your passion and the Universe will open doors for you to ensure that you have everything you need.
You will find love, happiness, and wealth in the first place. Through ho'oponopono healing and prayer, you can let go of the past and embrace the present.
While observing the thoughts of many people who complain about money and lack thereof, I have been paying attention. This is a lot that happens in my immediate area.
I cannot help but apologize for what has caused them to be cash-strapped in this age of abundance. As ho'oponopono certification taught me, I accept full responsibility. However, I would like to share some of the things I have observed.
Sometimes people lose sight of the bigger picture and refuse work or do extra hours on weekends.
Ask people who have made it or are wealthy and they will almost always tell you that they had sacrificed to get there.
Because you don't have to evaluate what you are doing now, you won't call what you're doing "sacrifice". You know where you want to go.
If you truly love what you do, you won't be able to call it "work" or sacrifice if you don't.
Sometimes, it's necessary to do things that are not pleasant in order to achieve the results you desire. You may have to feel uncomfortable in order to achieve extraordinary results.
I have observed that many people have opinions and judgments. They are the first to spot flaws in others.
They are able to tell what and how others should act. They are unable to see the mirror. They refuse to be humble.
You may have to do some things that you don't enjoy to do what you love. But in the end you'll be grateful for them as they will get you to where you want.
Ho'oponopono's beauty is that you don’t have to see all of it. The part of you that is more experienced already knows the bigger picture.
It just needs you to allow it to show you the right opportunities. Be open to the opportunities that are available in your life, and be willing to do ho'oponopono cleaning.
Accept vulnerability.
The practice of ho'oponopono helps you to let go of your judgments and opinions, as well as any obstacles that may be in your path. You'll soon notice that doors open unexpectedly for you at unanticipated times.