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Jin Shin Jyutsu Self-Help - Getting to KNOW (Help) Myself
Self-help is the birth and core of Jin Shin Jyutsu. Through self-help, Jiro Murai first proved the efficiency of the Art to himself and from his self-healing, began the journey of its rediscovery. In self-help, the student receives the empowering message through experience that he or she can actually be self-sufficient.
It was Mary Burmeister who, in years of study and dedication, further condensed the essence of the teachings of the Art into three simple self-help books which, unpretentious and unassuming, provide the student, advanced or neophyte, with the dynamic tools for self-sufficiency. These books are written from direct experience, they are not intellectual treatises and sometimes confound the western mind with their simplicity and pensive, slow pace.
In a self-help class, the student at once approaches the use and understanding of one or several of these simple, profound books and through them, the philosophy and the most practical tools of the Art. The tools can then immediately be used for oneself and family while the philosophy may gently shift one's focus away from the attitudes that keep reproducing the same stresses.
While self-help classes are not a prerequisite for attending a 5-day basic seminar, it is strongly recommended to take them as a preparation and introduction.
Canadian Faculty Self-Help Class Schedule
For information about a specific class, please contact the organizer listed on the schedule below for that class.
2010 None currently scheduled.
If you are interested in having a Self-help class in your area, click here for the Canadian Self-Help Directory.
To see the international Self-help classes taught by Jin Shin Jyutsu faculty, please click here.
The Jin Shin Jyutsu information provided is intended to complement, not replace, the advice of your own physician or other healthcare professional, whom you should always consult about your individual needs and any symptoms that may require diagnosis or medical attention and before starting or stopping any medication or starting any course of treatment, exercise regimen, or diet.