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Verzeih dir!
- Die schönsten Meditationen, um Frieden mit sich selbst und anderen zu schließen
- Narrated by: Manfred Mohr
- Length: 1 hr and 18 mins
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Verzeih dir!
Narrated by:
Manfred Mohr
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Publisher's Summary
Ho'oponopono ist eine alte hawaiianische Technik und bedeutet "etwas richtig stellen" oder "etwas zurechtrücken". Wie aber gelingt es, sich selbst zu verzeihen? Manfred Mohr erklärt in seinem Hörbuch anhand vieler praktischer Übungen, wie das hawaiianische Ritual Ho'oponopono dabei als Schlüssel fungieren kann. Indem wir uns in unser Gegenüber versetzen, sehen wir einen Konflikt mit den Augen des Anderen und können ihm verzeihen - und auch uns.
©2013 Manfred Mohr (P)2014 Hörbuch Hamburg HHV GmbH, Hamburg
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