Attunement of Ōkuninushi

This training is a disciplined, practice-oriented course for intermediate practitioners who already have basic energy-work or Shinto ritual experience. Centered on the Izumo cycle and the figure of Ōkuninushi as a guide, mediator, and initiator, the curriculum teaches concrete ritual protocols, norito structures, and somatic attunements that produce durable emotional and relational change. Grounded explicitly in Izumo texts and classical Shinto praxis (Kojiki lineage, Izumo shrine practice, and documented norito forms), the course avoids synthetic shortcuts and contemporary competitive approaches. Students learn practical harae (purification) techniques for individuals and groups, shrine etiquette and offering protocols suitable for community rites, and structured en-musubi rituals for reconciliation, binding relationships, and diplomatic mediation. Modules include energy-attunement exercises mapped to Shinto bodily practices and contemporary somatic methods, templates for designing matsuri and participatory governance rites, and a clear ethical framework covering consent, cultural integrity, and responsible engagement with living shrine traditions. Every lesson emphasizes relationship-based spirit work: Ōkuninushi and associated kami are presented as cooperative teachers whose authority is engaged through correct protocol, reciprocity, and established norito form. Graduates will leave with ritual scripts, workshop plans, assessment methods for community outcomes, and the capacity to lead healing ceremonies and design local programs that respect both historical integrity and present-day communal needs.

Instructor: T.I. Team

Level: everybody

Duration: 8 weeks

Price: €55