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It's my first time
What is a meeting, what to expect and what to bring.
Reservations and places
How to reserve your spot and what happens if they sell out.
Cities and agenda
Where there are meetings and when the next ones are.
The online community
Discord and WhatsApp: day-to-day life between meetings.
Safety and respect
The Code of Conduct that takes care of the space.
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Volunteering, bringing the community to your city and more.
The most common doubts
These same responses accompany each published encounter.
Do I need previous experience?
Not at all. Whether this is the first time you hear about Ho'oponopono or you have been practising for years, the meetup is designed to meet you where you are.
Do I have to share something personal in front of the group?
No. You can experience the whole practice in silence, within yourself, without telling anyone what you are working on. You participate as much or as little as you like, and nobody will ask you to expose yourself.
Will photos be taken or will the meetup be recorded?
We only take one group photo at the beginning or end as a nice memory of the afternoon. Nothing is recorded during the meetup: what happens inside stays between us, in a private and intimate space.
What should I bring?
Nothing essential. If you like, bring a notebook and pen for your notes. The only important thing is to listen when passages are read aloud.
Is there any cost?
None at all — it is completely free. The venue and light refreshments are covered by our sponsor. You only need to come with an open mind.
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