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In this personal testimony, the speaker reflects on a year of dedicated practice of Ho'oponopono, a Hawaiian forgiveness and reconciliation technique. During this period they repeatedly watched the film The Shack—notably the ninth viewing—where they were moved to tears for two hours. The emotional experience reinforced a conviction that God orchestrates and loves every moment of every life, leading to the mantra “God’s got this.” This belief helped the speaker accept the existence of suffering while trusting divine care, and it shifted their mindset from trying to save or fix others to embodying an “empty vessel” posture—being present without the need to intervene.

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