Jin Shin Jyutsu®

The Art of Harmony Through Touch
 
                                                                       

 

JIN SHIN JYUTSU IS…

an art of harmonizing life energy in the body. It utilizes touch to promote optimal health and well-being. It facilitates the capacity to heal ourselves. Jin Shin Jyutsu draws from ancient wisdom that reveals keys to opening energy pathways that feed life to our cells.

Jin Shin Jyutsu.....

releases tensions which are the causes of symptoms that appear in the body. It can help to relieve specific conditions or to
prevent disease.

You can experience Jin Shin Jyutsu: 

by r
eceiving a session or taking self-help classes. 

You can benefit from just one session of Jin Shin Jyutsu.  A series of sessions has a cumulative effect and is especially helpful for difficult or chronic conditions.

Getting sessions and practicing Jin Shin Jyutsu self-help on a regular basis is a great way for you to maintain your health and happiness.



History

The art of Jin Shin Jyutsu is based on findings of Jiro Mirai in the early 1900’s. After using his hands to clear himself of a life threatening illness, he became aware of specific energy patterns in the body. He found that certain hand placements along these pathways of energy can affect our well-being and bring a deep awareness of ourselves.  

Jiro Mirai dedicated his life to studying the art. This included documentation of outcomes through practical application on people with a wide range of illnesses. He researched ancient writings which validated his experience.

Mary Burmeister studied with Jiro Murai and brought his teachings to America at his request. She made the art more widely available. Jin Shin Jyutsu classes are now available internationally and throughout the United States.


For more information about Jin shin Jyutsu visit http://jinshinjyutsu.comInternational practitioner class schedules are listed and Jin Shin Jyutsu books are obtainable through the online book store. 




 
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