I haven't noticed any deep psychological issues, but I have noticed things like irritation about someone, worry about a situation, or disturbing memories. And I find that when I continue doing the ho'oponopono, I zero in on the cause of it withing myself. Not only that, but my behavior changes so that I take action that would avoid negativity or produce a positive resolution. For example, after the class today, I went to the store, and as I was pulling out, a person walked right behind me. This brought up the fear of accidents and the memory of my daughter's accident. So I did the ho'oponopono on my own carelessness, impulsiveness, backseat driving, and speeding (all of which were factors in the accident). My thoughts then turned to my daughter's requirement for a special diet and her refusal to research it and let me know what foods she can and cannot eat. I felt some irritation, so I did the ho'oponopono on my own too-busyness and misplaced priorities. Later, I went to the health food store, and on the way, I noticed that I wasn't speeding like I usually do. While shopping, I browsed in the book section and found a diet and cookbook for my daughters diet. My bad driving and my complaining about my daughter's inaction were habits that I was unable to overcome and resolve until I did the ho'oponopono. It seems to be a catalyst for action. 1-28 update: Upon further reflection, I realized that besides the blue-flame action that ho'oponopono is a catalyst for, it also catalyzes yellow-flame wisdom through inspiration. Once, the pink-flame love clears the memories that are blocking inspiration from your divine Self, wisdom comes with an aha moment and you clearly see what action to take to solve or avoid probelms for yourself and others. It truly is a mighty threefold flame technique with love as the key.
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