Ho'oponopono: The Hawaiian Forgiveness Ritual as the Key to Your Life's Fulfillment

From the moment I began reading 'Ho'oponopono: The Hawaiian Ritual of Forgiveness', I knew it was not just another book; it was a guide to a profound spiritual journey. This book is an absolute must-read for anyone seeking to heal, forgive, and find peace within themselves and with others. Since purchasing it a short time ago, I have personally experienced miracles that defy explanation, a testament to the power and depth of the teachings within these pages. The author masterfully introduces the ancient Hawaiian practice of Ho'oponopono, making it accessible and applicable to our modern lives. Through a blend of personal stories, practical exercises, and deep wisdom, this book offers a clear path to practicing forgiveness in a way that is both healing and transformative. What makes this book truly stand out is its ability to connect with the reader on a deeply personal level. It invites you to look inward, confront your inner turmoil, and release it through the powerful process of forgiveness. The practice of Ho'oponopono, as presented in this book, is simple yet profound, offering a tool that can be used in any situation to bring about peace and healing. Moreover, the book is beautifully written, with each page radiating love, compassion, and hope. It's evident that the author not only understands the ritual of Ho'oponopono but lives by its principles, making the teachings all the more authentic and impactful. In a world that often feels divided 'Ho'oponopono: The Hawaiian Ritual of Forgiveness' shines as a light of hope. It reminds us of the power of forgiveness, not just as a way to heal personal wounds, but as a path to creating a more loving and peaceful world. In summary, this book is not just a read; it's an experience. An experience that has the potential to change your life in the most beautiful ways. If you're on a journey of healing, seeking inner peace, or simply curious about the power of forgiveness, I cannot recommend this book highly enough. It is, without a doubt, a treasure that I will return to time and again. Thank you so much to the author, Ulrich E. Dupree.

🌺 Someone recently suggested I read Ho’oponopono: The Hawaiian Ritual of Forgiveness by Ulrich E. Dupree—and I’m so thankful they did. I read it from cover to cover in one sitting. It was truly eye-opening—reminding me how much we carry within us: old wounds, unspoken regrets, and patterns that quietly shape our lives. This practice shows how gently, yet profoundly, forgiveness and personal responsibility can free us. Life has a way of teaching its lessons, and everything happens for a reason. The words “I’m sorry, Please forgive me, Thank you, I love you” aren’t just phrases—they are a powerful invitation to release pain, embrace responsibility, and welcome peace, love, and healing. They mean more to me than I can express. 💛 #Hooponopono #Forgiveness #Healing #Gratitude #ThingsHappenForAReason

It is encouraging. On my down days, I read the book and it reminds me how to pull myself out of the muck.

I was gifted this book last year and found it to be very helpful in dealing with life's challenges and through the simple processes, I have used this book to help me in many relationship and life challenges. I recently purchased it as a gift for another friend who says she is loving it and finding it beneficial.

I deeply appreciate this book and all its teachings. I am excited to put it into practice.

I liked this book (and am still reading it) because of its easy writing style. Explanations of intention, etc. I'm a slow reader so I haven't gotten thru the entire book, but I like what it offers to the reader!

It's a short and sweet book on Ho'oponopono. There are many exercises to guide you on being a happy, loved and responsible individual through the practice of Ho'oponopono.

This is an amazing book with tools to help forgive others and ourselves, and I've benefitted from this greatly. HOWEVER, in some cases I was struggling to forgive and later on I realized that I was struggling to forgive, because I kept surpressing my emotions and when they did show up, I didn't know how to deal with them and process them to then be ready to forgive. This book doesn't give guidance on processing past emotions in my opinion. For that I recommend John Gray's "What You Feel You Can Heal" book. John Gray's Love Letter Technique from the "What You Feel You Can Heal" book along with Ho'oponopono techniques outlined in this book are amazing tools to heal, forgive and move on. I highly recommend everyone to get both books as they work hand in hand, and together are very effective in terms of healing, forgiving and letting go

What a beautiful book. This was actually recommended to me by someone I met by chance and it’s clear to me that nothing is by coincidence. Fantastic book

Livro muito superficial. Não traz nem a história do Ho'oponopono havaiano. Deixou a desejar. Quando li ritual havaiano achei que trazia o Ho'oponopono da Morrnah, Ho'oponopono praticado até hoje no Havaí, prática do perdão.

Un livre incroyable

Good one. Thank you very much

It's a short read but possibly change your perspective on life and relating