I am sorry.
Please forgive me.
I love you.
Thank you.
How simple is it to repeat those four lines over and over and over, and actually mean it? Apparently, this simple mantra comes from a Hawaiian practice called Ho'oponopono.
I've been trying to meditate throughout last year. I've been good about it and I've also been negligent about it. I credit meditation in helping me find my path when I felt the most lost and restoring my heart when it was the most broken. I read up on a lot of mediation techniques and mediation mantras. Usually, I find a quiet place to sit comfortably (you can lie down to meditate too) and place my arms by my side. I like to close my eyes when meditating, and slowly breathe in and out of my nose. I try to clear my mind as much as possible during the meditation and set an intent to meditate for a certain amount of time.
I very very recently came across the Ho'oponopono mantra and found it very useful. Once I'm in my meditation position, I take several breaths to loosen up my body. I then I focus on a person or something that I am asking forgiveness for. Next, I silently repeat in my mind, "I am sorry, please forgive me, I love you, thank you."
Tonight, I really felt the urge to meditate and found this mantra so helpful. I will keep practicing this mantra. I often find meditation so hard because I have a hard time keeping my mind quiet (which really is the goal of meditation - quieting the mind). Yet, I have found that continued practice of meditation does help with my emotional well being and clarity of thought.
I hope that you do try this meditation mantra. If you do , please let me know. Please also go read more about this mantra at these following websites:
http://www.thenonconformingprofessional.com/easy-meditation-technique.html
http://awoodfield.empowernetwork.com/blog/i-love-you-im-sorry-please-forgive-me-thank-you-the-hooponopono-mantra-meditation
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