I love You Father, and I love Your Son.

‘Thank you’ is a cleaning phrase in Ho’oponopono. And it is through this act of thanks and gratitude that my love can be accepted by another without fear.

As I look upon a brother with Divine eyes and speak to him as the Divine speaks, what problems could arise? How could my brother feel attacked?

I will not get caught up in the illusions and the fears of the world today.

I will put fear aside in order to act with love as I say:

I love you. I’m sorry. Forgive me. Thank you.

I trust in God and His certainty, His ability to lead the way to the highest good of all concerned. This I choose today instead of the shrieks of the world that would obscure my love for Divinity and my brother. We are all one.

“I love You Father, and I love Your Son. I love you. I’m sorry. Forgive me. Thank you.”