What is Hoʻoponopono Technique? | Mitesh Khatri - Law of Attraction Coach #shorts

8 Dec 2024 · 1 min

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In this short conversational clip, Paridhi Dhingra explains Ho'oponopono, a traditional Hawaiian tribal healing practice that has been used for centuries. She describes the core ritual of reciting four statements—“I am sorry, please forgive me, thank you, I love you”—as a way to resolve conflicts and restore harmony. Dhingra then recounts the story of Dr. Hew Len, a psychiatrist who worked in a violent psychiatric ward. According to her, Dr. Len applied Ho'oponopono remotely—without medication, electroconvulsive therapy, direct conversation, or physical presence—and within six months helped all the patients, who were previously restrained in body jackets, to recover and be released. The clip frames Ho'oponopono as a powerful, non‑physical method for personal and collective healing, linking ancient tribal wisdom to modern mental‑health outcomes.

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Tell me what Ho'oponopono is also.
So Ho'oponopono is a Hawaiian research, Hawaiian technique, uh, what we call tribal people. So tribal people practice this in their community for hundreds of years. Whenever something goes wrong, they say 4 statements: I am sorry, please forgive me, thank you, I love you. So Dr. Hew Len is a psychiatrist who's no more now, but when he was alive, he was working at a mental hospital heading a department which is a violent department where people were kept in body jackets because they would kill others and themselves. ठीक, so he healed these people in six months without medication, without electric shocks, without conversations, without meeting them physically. Six months, all of them were released. Literally released, like left home. He used hope no no on them.