Attunement of Ebisu

This course provides an operational, historically grounded protocol for attuning to Ebisu as a cooperative guide for honest commerce. Rooted in Japanese folk practice and scholarly references to Kotoshironushi in the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki, and the later medieval conflations with Hiruko and local Ebisu cults, the curriculum translates traditional shrine practice into repeatable, business-focused methods. Participants learn precise daily attunement routines — breath, posture, focused attention, and tactile offerings — designed to develop reciprocal relationship skills with community and customers. Practical modules cover shrine-derived ritual architecture for storefronts and online shops; timing and maintenance rhythms (including Toka Ebisu observances); materials and ethical offering protocols; step-by-step procedures for creating and charging ofuda-style talismans and storefront sigils; and integration with concrete business actions like merchandising, customer service design, and local networking. Measurement and iterative refinement are core: students keep structured journals, define operational KPIs for customer flow and retention, and learn how to adjust ritual and commercial tactics based on recorded outcomes. Every element emphasizes reciprocity, consent, and legal/ethical boundaries: no coercive techniques, no promises of guaranteed wealth, and no use of unrelated ceremonial systems. The pedagogy is explicit and repeatable, intended for practitioners who already have some experience with spiritwork and for business owners ready to adopt a disciplined, ethically-grounded prosperity practice that aligns spiritual relationship work with measurable commercial results.

Instructor: T.I. Team

Level: everybody

Duration: 8 weeks

Price: €55