Hawaiian Prayer Process 

Morrnah Simeona: The Modern Torchbearer of Ho'oponopono

 Morrnah Simeona: The Modern Torchbearer of Ho'oponopono When Morrnah Nalamaku Simeona introduced her updated version of Ho'oponopono to the world, it was more than a spiritual teaching—it was a sacred gift. An evolved expression of ancestral wisdom, her adaptation of Ho'oponopono reflected both deep reverence for tradition and a profound understanding of the shifts occurring in modern human relationships and spiritual consciousness. She was known to many clairvoyants as possessing an aura so expansive that it was said to span half the size of the Hawaiian islands. Yet, she considered herself a simple Christian woman, guided by faith, spirit, and purpose. A Sacred Upgrade for Humanity’s Evolution Traditional Ho'oponopono was a family-based conflict resolution practice. In ancient times, families would gather with a spiritual elder or kahuna lapaʻau to confess misdeeds, take accountability, and seek forgiveness in a communal, sacred setting. This process could take hours, days, or even weeks—such was the importance of healing interpersonal and ancestral entanglements. But Morrnah foresaw the dissolution of the nuclear family unit and the isolation of modern living. She realized that humanity needed an individual-based approach—one that allowed for inner reconciliation without requiring the physical presence of others. Thus, she developed the Self-Identity through Ho'oponopono process, incorporating sacred prayer and karmic cleaning to restore harmony from within.