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Kelly Martin May 11, 2013 Book Reviews

The Easiest Way (Including The Easiest Way To Understanding Ho’oponopono) – Book Review

Title: The Easiest Way (Solve your problems and take the road to love, happiness, wealth and the life of your dreams) Includes The Easiest Way To Understanding Hooponopono. Author: Mabel Katz Published: 2009 Pages: 179 Price: $19.95 Genre : Psychology/Self Realization Buy ‘The Easiest Way’ Special Edition – Includes The Easiest Way To Understanding Ho’oponopono I came across Mabel Katz by some synchronistic online search, not intending, and I still have no…

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Kelly Martin May 21, 2011 Creativity

Creative Pathmarkers

I sit here and wonder: “Do the creative monsters of our past act as path-markers defining the twists and turns that were necessary to give us the juice in the present to make us better artists?” Were the people who ‘showered on our parade’ sent to us so we could define the kind of person we want to be? I wonder. The wounded headmistress from my past who said I embarrassed the…

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Kelly Martin May 14, 2011 Self-Esteem

Responsibility: Release Guilt – Release Blame

It is quite easy to blame ourselves when somebody else is hurting or stressed, if we view our actions as causing the person pain in some way. There comes a time when we need to release and let go of the responsibility we may have heaped on our shoulders because of something that happened to someone else. It is easy to see how our actions have consequences but often, as humans,…

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Kelly Martin May 14, 2011 Personal Transformation

Forgiveness – Allowing This To Naturally Unfold

As I sat by the river today, it felt a good time to practice the Hawaiian healing technique called Ho’oponopono. From Wiki: Ho’oponopono (ho-o-pono-pono) is an ancient Hawaiian practice of reconciliation and forgiveness. Similar forgiveness practices were performed on islands throughout the South Pacific, including Samoa, Tahiti and New Zealand I was feeling lack-full in town today and sorrow arose. I walked into a shop and some music was playing.…

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