Graeme Dinnen

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The Ancient Japanese Art of Jin Shin Jyutsu

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 The Art of Helping Yourself

I first read about Jin Shin Jyutsu in 1998.  If you haven’t come across it before, Jin Shin Jyutsu is an Ancient Japanese art (as opposed to a technique), rediscovered in the early 20th century and brought to the West by Mary Burmeister.

It promotes overall well-being by balancing the body’s energy.  I loved the fact that I could use fingers on specific points of my own body to self-heal.

Below are some of the YouTube videos I‘ve made over the past 10+ years. At one point I lost them all as YouTube abruptly terminated my account without warning.

There are relevant notes below most of the videos. A few links may have suffered from the passage of time. Just click to open

Safety Energy Lock 1  *The Prime Mover’ and finger holds

Safety Energy Lock # 3 ‘The Harmoniser’

Safety Energy Lock #4 ‘The Measurer of Intelligence’

Safety Energy Lock # 5: ‘Putting Off The Old And Putting On The New’

Safety Energy Lock #7  ‘The Mind Specialist’

Safety Energy Lock # 9:  ‘The End of One Cycle and The Beginning Of The Next’

Safety Energy Lock #10. ‘The Warehouse of Abundance’

Safety Energy Lock #13 ‘The Energy of Heaven’

Safety Energy Lock # 15  ‘The Art of Helping Yourself’

“The truth is that within each of us lies the power to cast all misery aside and KNOW complete Peace and Oneness to BE that beautiful creation of perfect harmony to truly KNOW (Help) MYSELF.”   Mary Burmeister (1918 — 2008)

Recommended reading about Jin Shin Jyutsu:

Practical Jin Shin Jyutsu 

The book was written by Alice Burmeister and Tom Monte.  More available these days is Alice’s latest book “The Touch of Healing” (see below).

 – Health is in Your Hands (with 51 flash cards) by Waltroud Riegger-Kraus

 – The Touch of Healing by Alice Burmeister  

 – Original Jin Shin by Mieke Berger 

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