Jin Shin Jyutsu

 

Jin Shin Jyutsu is a way to balance the life energy.

 

Jin Shin Jyutsu means “The Art of the Creator through the person of compassion.”  The healing art is based upon our own natural, innate ability to harmonize ourselves. 

 

In the early part of the twentieth century, a Japanese sage named Jiro Murai recovered the lost art.  Jiro Murai introduced the American, Mary Burmeister, to Jin Shin Jyutsu.  In 1954 she moved back to the United States and became the world’s foremost teacher of Jin Shin Jyutsu.

 

Mary Burmeister describes the essence of Jin Shin Jyutsu with the phrase “TO KNOW (HELP) MYSELF."

 

Jin Shin Jyutsu uses 26 points to help balance and harmonize the body and its universal life energy.  Life energy moves through nine depths that encompass all of the spiritual, psychological, and physical aspects of our existence. 

 

Life flow also moves through the body in distinct pathways known as flows.  These flows unify and integrate the body.  Energy moves down the front of the body and up the back in a continuous oval.

 

When we suffer from some prevailing disharmony or illness it is caused from the blockage of life energy.