Ho'oponopono and money -- what to hold onto in a financial hurricane?
Many people are worried about money these days. With stock market cataclysms , venerable companies going bankrupt, home foreclosures, job loss, plus rising costs for groceries and gas, some have called this the worst financial crisis since the Depression . President Bush and the federal government are working out a $700 billion financial rescue package , in hopes of shoring things up. But hammering out details isn't easy. The whole thing summons fear -- some kinds crashing through our lives like King Kong, while others linger like twining tendrils of unease the morning after a very bad dream. Depending on our need for financial security, we are vulnerable to all of this. Doubt that money and security are linked in any formal way? Consider the name of the organization in charge of protecting investors, maintaining fair, orderly, and efficient markets, and facilitating capital formation: the United States Securities and Exchange Commission . hmmmmm . . . . Does Ho'oponopono off...