Attunement of Kanayamahiko

This course presents a practical, historically grounded system for establishing and maintaining a working relationship with Kanayamahiko, the kami associated with mining, metals, and industry. Designed for intermediate practitioners with prior ritual experience and active engagement in craft or metalwork, the curriculum combines mythic profile, energetic anatomy, safe invocation workflows, and operative rites that directly support technical focus, manual dexterity, and sustainable labor stamina. Students learn preparatory purification protocols, sigil and charge procedures adapted to workshop contexts, and step-by-step invocation and release sequences that prioritize reciprocity and long-term cooperation. Material correspondences cover specific metals, ores, and tools with measured guidance on using them as working allies for intentions such as prosperity, durability, and skill refinement. Ethics, offerings, and maintenance routines are presented as contract frameworks—clear, testable, and non-exploitative—so the relationship remains practical and reciprocal. Safety and integration are core: psychological frameworks for embodiment, paced energetic conditioning exercises, and safe workshop adaptations ensure this work enhances craft practice without encouraging hazardous metallurgy beyond standard safety practice. The course concludes with application templates—ceremony scripts, workshop rituals, business-use adaptations, and outcome-tracking models—so practitioners can measure effects on workmanship, productivity, and professional resilience.

Instructor: T.I. Team

Level: everybody

Duration: 8 weeks

Price: €55