Jin Shin Jyutsu is an ancient Japanese art of harmonising the life energy in the body. This Art had fallen into relative obscurity when Master Jiro Murai revived it in the early 1900’s, following a life threatening illness. He cured himself with meditation, fasting and hand mudras. He gave thanks for the return of his health and vowed to devote the rest of his life to the research and development into what is now known as Jin Shin Jyutsu®. He practised on the poor and helped many people – this led to the Emperor hearing about his work and rewarded him with access to the Imperial Library, so that he could continue his work. Mary Burmeister, an American of Japanese descent, met Jiro Murai shortly after the Second World War. She studied Jin Shin Jyutsu® with him, but it was not until she had returned to the USA, married and had her family, did she begin to teach the Art that is Jin Shin Jyutsu®– now known throughout the world.
Jin Shin Jyutsu is also Japanese and works in a similar way to Shiatsu in that energy in the body is balanced. It takes place on a therapy table, but there is no movement made to the client, the practitioner places two hands on the body to harmonise the energy in a set way. Treatment lasts about one hour. The client remains clothed at all times. Jin Shin Jyutsu® employs twenty-six safety energy locks, along energy pathways (similar to acupuncture points and meridians). Treatment time is normally 60 – 75 minutes. Shorter taster treatments can be arranged.
The marvellous thing about Jin Shin Jyutsu
is that people can help themselves by holding set places
on the body to continue their healing between treatments.
For more information about:
- Jin Shin Jyutsu
- Treatment appointments
- Intensives for chronic conditions - 2 treatments a day for 5 days or 1 treatment a day for 10 days.
- Self Help Classes.
There are three books on self help each one is on a separate subject, which is included in the cost of the class.
