Ho’opono’ono
A guided three-part practice of restorative love, chosen perception, and shared identity—used to meet relationships, memories, situations, and emotionally charged objects from a more peaceful point of awareness.
This service presents Ho’opono’ono as a complete practice of correction, reconciliation, and restoration rather than as a small set of repeated phrases. You are guided to take responsibility for what appears in awareness without turning responsibility into blame, then work with emotion, perception, and unity at their source.
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Move from reaction to restoration
The service works through emotion, conscious reinterpretation, and a final recognition of shared identity. The aim is not to control another person, but to correct the conflict being held within your own perception.
Own What Appears
Take responsibility for the experience occurring in your awareness without using responsibility as self-blame.
Restore Both Sides
Address the person, object, memory, or situation and then yourself, allowing both sides of the perceived relationship to be included.
Return to Unity
Move beyond the personal story toward the recognition that the apparent separation exists within one field of consciousness.
The complete practice is presented as a sequence, not a slogan
Within this service’s spiritual framework, Ho’opono’ono is presented as an ancient practice of correction, reconciliation, and restoration whose modern simplified forms do not contain its full structure. The process is described as energetic, emotional, and perceptual realignment rather than merely repeating familiar words.
The central premise is total responsibility for what arises in awareness. That does not mean accepting blame for every event. It means recognizing that whatever you are currently experiencing is being encountered within consciousness, and therefore your own perception is the place where correction can begin.
The guided service is intended to bring the ideas found in related books, courses, and podcasts into direct practice so the participant can work through a real relationship, memory, situation, or symbolic object with support.
The Five Acts of Restorative Love
Part One begins with five short statements spoken first toward the person, object, memory, or situation being worked with and then toward yourself. The service emphasizes attempting to feel the emotional quality behind each act rather than reciting words mechanically.
I am sorry
Open to apology even when the full reason is not consciously known.
I forgive you
Invite release even when the mind does not have a complete narrative for what it is holding.
I thank you
Bring gratitude into the relationship with what has appeared in awareness.
I trust you
Practice allowing trust to become part of the corrected relationship.
I love you
Let love become the final emotional movement of the restorative sequence.
Choose a new perception deliberately
After the emotional field has softened, Part Two shifts from reviewing the old story to actively choosing how the relationship will be perceived now. The practice asks you to regard both the other and yourself through three new qualities: perfection, peace, and love.
Instead of continuing to rehearse conflict, the mind is directed toward innocence rather than accusation, peace rather than tension, and love rather than fear. The point is not to deny what seemed to happen; it is to stop using the past as the only available lens through which the present can be interpreted.
Recognition of true identity
The third movement takes the practice beyond the personal self and toward the service’s nondual understanding of one perceiver behind all appearances.
One Consciousness
Recognize your deeper nature as the awareness in which the experience is occurring.
Complete Responsibility
Accept responsibility for the reality being perceived without turning that responsibility into condemnation.
Shared Identity
Let the apparent distance between yourself and the person or situation soften into unity.
Within this framework, the statement represents the final movement beyond separate identities. The practice treats the relationship as occurring inside one shared field of perception, so correction of the relationship is also correction of the mind perceiving it.
See from above the battleground
A defining feature of this version of Ho’opono’ono is the viewpoint from which it is practiced. You imagine awareness positioned roughly three to six feet above the physical body, looking down upon yourself, the other person or object, and the energetic relationship between you.
The service uses this elevated vantage point to symbolize the higher self: neutral, less reactive, and not confined to the usual history of the conflict. From there, the participant works through the three parts while observing both sides rather than defending only one position.
The intention is not dissociation from ordinary life, but a temporary contemplative perspective from which emotional charge can be observed with greater spaciousness before returning to the situation.
People, objects, situations, memories—and other emotionally weighted “nouns”
The service allows the exercise to be directed toward virtually anything carrying emotional charge. Within its metaphysical model, the important factor is not whether the focus is a person or a thing, but that the experience of it is occurring within your perception.
People
An individual person or a group whose image or relationship carries unfinished emotional weight.
Memories
A remembered event, grievance, regret, or recurring internal scene that remains emotionally active.
Body & Illness
The source allows a body part or illness to be used as a spiritual focus of perception; this is not medical diagnosis or treatment.
Places
A location associated with tension, grief, fear, attachment, conflict, or other emotional charge.
Future Expectations
An anticipated event or outcome that is already carrying anxiety, pressure, or a fixed story.
Objects
Material things such as a car, home, account, or other object that has become psychologically or spiritually loaded.
Situations
A conflict, decision, circumstance, or recurring pattern that you are continuing to interpret through tension.
Yourself
Your own name is included after each focus so the internal side of every perceived relationship is brought into the same restoration.
Correct the projector rather than fighting the movie
The service explains change as beginning inside the perceiving mind. It does not frame the practice as a way to force another person to behave differently; it frames the work as correction of the internal pattern through which conflict is being experienced.
Surface Hidden Pain
Allow subconscious emotional material to become available for awareness instead of remaining buried.
Release Repetition
Loosen familiar emotional patterns that keep the same relationship or memory feeling fixed.
Reframe Perception
Choose a different way of seeing rather than treating the old interpretation as the only possible truth.
Resolve Inner Conflict
Include both apparent sides in the process so the mind is not trying to heal through continued opposition.
Clear Emotional Charge
Use apology, release, gratitude, trust, love, and chosen perception to change the relationship held around a memory.
Return to Unity
Complete the process with the recognition that the apparent relationship exists within one shared consciousness.
Within this metaphysical model, outer changes may sometimes accompany inner correction, while at other times the most noticeable change is emotional relief, clarity, or peace. No particular external result is promised.
The deeper interpretation is that people, memories, and objects are experienced within one shared Mind. By changing the inner pattern instead of continuing to fight its outward appearance, the participant seeks to realign with the one creative presence of "God" and the Wholly Spiritual Universe.
Ho’opono’ono FAQ
What is this Ho’opono’ono service?
It is a guided Open & Clear spiritual service presenting Ho’opono’ono as a three-part practice of restorative love, chosen perception, and recognition of shared identity. The process can be applied to emotionally charged people, memories, situations, places, objects, and expectations.
How is this different from repeating a few familiar phrases?
The service presents the practice as a full sequence. Part One works with apology, forgiveness, gratitude, trust, and love; Part Two consciously changes how both sides are perceived; Part Three moves into responsibility, unity, and the recognition of one perceiver behind the apparent relationship.
Does taking responsibility mean blaming myself?
No. In the service’s framework, responsibility means recognizing that the experience is occurring within your awareness and that your perception can therefore be worked with. It is not presented as personal blame for every event.
Why is the practice done from above the body?
The service uses an imagined third-party vantage point roughly three to six feet above the body so you can observe yourself, the other focus, and the relationship with less identification and emotional reactivity.
Can I work with more than one person or issue?
Yes. The source says up to five “nouns” can be arranged in an imagined semicircle and addressed in sequence, with your own name included after each focus.
Can the practice be directed toward a body part or illness?
The source includes body parts and illness among possible spiritual focuses. That use concerns the person’s emotional and perceptual relationship to the experience; it is not medical diagnosis, treatment, or a substitute for qualified health care.
Does the practice guarantee another person or situation will change?
No. The service focuses on correcting the participant’s internal perception and emotional relationship. An outer change may or may not occur, and no specific external result is guaranteed.
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Rev. Devan Jesse Byrne
Mystic • Spiritual Teacher • Trance-Channeler
Following a profound death experience and decades of devoted spiritual practice, Devan’s path has centered on direct communion with the Wholly Spiritual Universe, meditation, multidimensional awareness, and spiritual service.
Guided by an inner teacher from early childhood, his path expanded through Christianity, alternative healing, deep meditation, inspired communication, psychic development, energy-healing modalities, intuitive practice, trance-channeling, and spiritual communication.
He later developed Undefinable and Expansive, bringing together direct revelation, wisdom found across spiritual traditions, biblical material, A Course in Miracles, and personal experiences of unseen and multidimensional reality.
Within this service, Devan presents Ho’opono’ono as a restored three-part practice of emotional correction, chosen perception, and nondual responsibility, guiding participants through direct application rather than asking them to rely only on conceptual understanding.
His work continues through spiritual guidance, podcasts, writings, coaching, courses, meditation, energetic services, and practical and mystical pathways intended to encourage awakening, inner discovery, spiritual purpose, and liberation.
A spiritual, religious, educational, and devotional restoration practice
Ho’opono’ono is offered within the spiritual and religious work of Undefinable and Expansive Inc. / Open & Clear. Statements about consciousness, energetic patterns, one Mind, inner correction, and changes in the experienced world describe the metaphysical framework of the service; they are not guarantees of objective external effects.
The practice may be used to explore one’s emotional or spiritual relationship to memories, conflict, the body, illness, or difficult situations, but it does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent medical or psychological conditions and does not replace licensed professional or emergency care. No specific healing, relationship outcome, external event, or transformation is guaranteed.
Restore the relationship at the level where you actually experience it.
Bring what feels unresolved into a structured practice of restorative love, deliberate perception, elevated perspective, responsibility, and oneness—then let the correction be measured first by the peace and clarity that become available within.
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