Could Hawaiian healing method lead to a cure of HIV-AIDS?

by Val Scott

If Dr. Hew Len's shamanic Ho-oponopono approach as outlined on his web site, LINK turns out to be authentic, something truly miraculous could take place in our world. In short, what I suggest Canadians and other peoples might want to seriously consider, is whether Dr. Hew Len's approach to healing can also work in or with the HIV/AIDS pandemic around the globe -- all commencing, of course, with some careful but honestly open-minded research.

Marianne Williamson, is a very active spiritual/political feminist kindred spirit I happen to powerfully identify with when it comes to authentic spirituality (even though I only know her slightly at the personal level, having met her in person only a couple of times, but am very familiar with her work in general and have read just about all of her published works, and, perhaps most importantly, Marianne also happens to know a great deal about the AIDS pandemic in the world). For more, see what's on her current web site LINK.

In love, truth, and peace.

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