Ho'oponopono Cleaning: How Does Your Garden Grow?
"Flowers are sunshine, food, and medicine to the soul." ~Luther Burbank, horticulturalist (1849 - 1926) Although many places still have snow, it's spring here in the Sonoran Desert of Arizona. Our currently blooming wildflowers -- such as penstemon, chuparosa, fairy duster, lupine, and creosote -- are delighting all the hummingbirds, insects, and humans who live here. The double yellow hibiscus above is not a native Arizona wildflower, but happens to be a Ho'oponopono cleaning tool. Growing this plant, looking at its photo, or simply thinking of it invokes the Ho'oponopono cleaning process in a simple and lovely way. Seeing it makes me smile. The double yellow hibiscus is said to represent God consciousness, and the spiritual essence of gold. What a perfect tool when people are fearful about their wealth, and ability to support themselves and their families! As the plant blooms, its flowers are to be allowed to fall to the ground where they can sustain and enliv...