Jin Shin Jyutsu Canada
Living the Art Seminars in Canada
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Living the Art Seminars
Mary Burmeister states that in "the awareness of the moment (the breath), one's present state of being will become an Art of LIVING." The purpose of this seminar is to bring us into this awareness through a detailed exploration of Mary's three Self-Help Books and through practicing the Art of Jin Shin Jyutsu Self-Help.
This seminar differs from the Self-Help Class in that the meanings of Mary's words and numbers in the books are presented at a deeper level, creating a bridge of information with Texts 1 & 2 from the Basic 5-day Seminar. With this background, students are better prepared to study, practice and perhaps teach Self-Help. Time is allotted for discussion and refinement of communication skills on selected Jin Shin Jyutsu Self-Help topics.
This seminar is recommended for ALL Jin Shin Jyutsu students. Our recommendations for those who wish to teach Self-Help classes are the completion of three 5-day classes, the Living the Art class, and self-help classes from a variety of instructors, if possible.
This seminar replaces our "Infinite Truth, Infinite Self ("IT IS") seminar. Therefore, IT IS students may enroll in the Living the Art seminar at the review rate.
Instructors: Sara Harper, Mona Harris, Iole Lebensztajn, Aino Meinhardt, Janet Oliver (on sabbatical through 2006), and Margareth U. Serra.
Prerequisite: Completion of the basic five-day seminar one time only and basic knowledge of Mary's three self-help books.
Upon completion of your third 5-day basic seminar and your Living the Art seminar, you will receive your Living the Art certificate.
2010 Canadian Living The Art Seminar Pricing
New Student Cdn $355 Review Student Cdn $230 Daily Audit Cdn $125
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