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Okido & Shinkiko
Japanese Healing Wisdom
Exciting Healing Seminar
May 24, 25, 26
NCCAOM CREDIT COURSE
By popular demands, a special Japanese healing retreat is returning to US! Lets lead a spiritually and physically happy and healthy life by learning Okido (Japanese Yoga based on Shinto, Buddhism and yogic disciplines, and various oriental therapies) and Shinkiko (healing of mind and body with ki) to overcome physical problems, and stresses and worries, Transform yourselves through various lectures, exercises, treatments by harmonizing and unifying your breath and body, mind and consciousness while experiencing and moving your ki. By healing your body, awakening your mind, you change your life forever for the better!
OUR GOAL
Our goal is for the participants to get a clearer experience of the relationship between the mind/heart, spirit and the material world, and to feel how a change in consciousness really does change our bodies and lives.
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Okido and Shinkiko are approaches to the ultimate health and happiness
of the visible body and the invisible body.
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Voices
of the Past Participants: |
“The Okido/Shinkiko
Seminar was the most enlightening experience in my life.
I am eternally grateful.”
– D.L.
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“This workshop was a life-changing experience. I
enjoyed all aspects of the teachings, the healings, and
the bonding with students/participants.”
– C.M.
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“This
was an incredible experience in union, kindred people
and loving teachers… a marvelous foundation for
self-discovery and empowerment.”
– J.G.
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“It is said the spirit does not rest on the mind;
the spirit rests on the heart. My heart is very full;
full of spirit, full of gratitude, full of love, full of
peace. I felt this way very rarely. If only I can hold
this moment forever.”
– R.O.
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“This weekend was full of many different learning,
feelings and experiences. So many, that I feel I have
gone on a long magical journey with many people
traveling along having all different wonderful feelings
and experiences.”
– A.S.
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“The chi that I felt from the Shinkiko was something I probably never
experienced before.”
– A.Z.
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What
we learn at the seminar may include: |
| Oriental philosophy & diagnosis, Okido Yoga, Shinkiko energy harmonizing for health, happiness, relationship and money, Purification of body, mind & spirit, Tai Ch, Healing through body relation points, Onnetsu Far-infrared healing, Body realignment, Eye sight improvement, Various pain & stress relief techniques, Breathing exercises, Meditation, Okido concept of food, and Detox. |
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND: |
| The seminar is designed so that participants will experience the organic way of life in accordance with the Law of Nature.
The program is for all types of people, Practitioners of conventional and holistic medicine will find that the most basic elements of healing they experience here will improve & sharpen their intuition and compassion or may even change their outlook on practice.
Participants with illness may find the inspiration and direction to healing and find improvement in their condition.
Ordinary people will find how to cope with and improve daily stress of work, money, health, and relationship with others. Everyone is sure to find clues and inspiration for happy and healthy life that supports peach and harmony. |
WHAT your experience may include: |
| Oriental philosophy |
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Okido integrated yoga |
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Shinkiko harmonizing |
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Searching for positive aspects in life |
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Purification of body, mind & spirit |
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Shinkiko and money |
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Tai Chi, Qi Gong |
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Oriental diagnosis |
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Healing through body relation points |
| Body realignment |
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Eye sight improvement |
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Various pain & stress relief techniques |
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Shiatsu, Onnetsu healing, etc. |
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Breathing exercises |
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Meditation |
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Okido concept of food, vegetarian meals, etc. |
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FEE
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Fee: $585 includes seminar, accommodation, and food. Travel expense not included. Spaces are extremely limited. Reserve with $100 (non refundable) deposit. Extremely Limited space.
Bring: Comfortable clothes, jacket, sneakers, your own utensils and mug, pen, notebook. |
WHEN
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It is imperative that you are present from the beginning to the end.
East: Menla, Phoenicia, NY
May 24, 25, 26
West: Quality Suite at San Francisco Airport
May 27, 28, 29
*Registration starts at 8:45am on Sat, May 24, 2008
Schedule:
We generally wake up by sunrise and retire by 9pm. We intentionally do not announce the contents of the schedule beforehand because the overall flow of the entire weekend is carefully planned and no portion of it should be missed; and we believe that accepting the unexpected is part of the training.
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Instructors (subject to change)
Osamu Tatsumura (Seminar Leader) is a world renowned holistic health instructor and Okido teacher. In 1971 he began training under Master Oki, later was a leading instructor. After the passing of Master Oki in 1985, he became the Director of Okido Headquarters. In 1994, he established the Gudo Yoga Center to pursue the practice of Yoga and Philosophy for peace. He is a senior instructor of Shinkiko and also the Director of the International Yoga Institute.
Masato Nakagawa is the leader of Shinkiko. His father was the famous Shinkiko founder. After graduating from Hokkaido University in Engineering, he worked for 10 years in a major electronics manufacturer in new product development. He also showed great talent in healing. Since his father’s passing in 1995, he became the Chairman of the SAS International Ki Science Association and is continuing to spread the wisdom of Shinkiko worldwide.
Koei Kuahara is a visiting professor at the New England School of Acupuncture. He has been teaching throughout the United States for over 12 years. After graduating from the Tokyo Therapeutic Institute, he was an apprentice for 5 years under the late Kodo Fukushima, the founder of the Toyo Hari Association. In 1991, he began to study Shinkiko with Dr. Nakagawa. He is a leading teacher in Shinkiko and a leading member of the Toyo Hari Acupuncture Association.
Fernando Montoto began to study Yoga, nutrition and Oriental Medicine in 1979 with Dr. Celso Viera, an early student of Master Oki. Then, he studied with Master Oki, and taught in New York and San Francisco. In 1986, he returned to Brazil to establish an Okido Center. He continues to teach in Japan, India, Europe and the USA. He has established Okido centers all over South America.
Kazuko Tatsumura Hillyer, PhD,was an international impresario for 24 years, promoting cultural exchange throughout the world. In 1992, she left this field to pursue her lifetime goal of healing. She is a Shinkiko healer, Okido yoga teacher, founder and director of the Okido Holistic Health Center and the GAIA Center for Holistic Health in New York City. She was recently awarded the 2003 Physician of the Year by the United States Congress National Republican Committee.
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Partial & Tentative Events of Gaia
Partial & Tentative Fall Schedule (subject to change)
Please call 212-799-9711 or email Kazuko@gaiahh.com
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| Saturdays 10am-12pm : Okido/Shinkiko class at 20 West 64th st. Call for a reservation. |
| March 22 |
Okido Yoga |
| March 28-30 |
New Life Expo Hotel New Yorker |
| April 5-6 |
Tibetan Medicine with Dr.Dakpa |
| April 8-22 |
Japan |
| April 26-27 |
Onnetsu Basic Training I & II |
| May 3 |
Okido Yoga |
| May 17-18 |
Onnnetsu Advanced Training A & B |
| May 24-26 |
Annual Okido/Shinkiko Retreat Seminar, NY |
| May 27-20 |
Annual Okido/Shinkiko Retreat Seminar, SF |
| June 7 |
Okido Yoga |
| June7-8 |
Tibetan Medicine with Dr.Dakpa |
| June 21 |
Okido Yoga |
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20 West 64th Street, #24E
New York City NY 10023
Tel. No. (212) 799-9711
Fax. No. (212) 799-1661
Email: info@gaiahh.com
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