Attunement of Omoikane

This course trains intermediate practitioners and professionals in a disciplined Shinto-informed method to attune to Omoikane, the classical kami of counsel. Grounded in primary Japanese sources (Kojiki, Nihon Shoki) and liturgical practice recorded in Norito and Engishiki, the curriculum treats kami as cooperative, intelligent guides whose counsel augments human judgment and planning. Students learn a step-by-step ritual protocol—preparation, invocation, offering, focused communication, sealing, and daily maintenance—presented with explicit templates for norito-style addresses, safe purification adapted to modern contexts, and correct use of kamidana and offerings (sakaki, rice, salt, water, light). The course includes concrete meditative sequences for pattern recognition, analytic focus, and compressed insight generation, and converts those insights into operable outputs: problem-framing templates, decision matrices, OODA-aligned scenario planning, and operational checklists. Divinatory practice is practical and auditable: structured questioning templates, notation standards for recording sightings of pattern and bias, and interpretation guidelines that preserve analytic rigor. Ethical protocols cover informed consent, reciprocal relationship and material reciprocity, cultural respect, and clear boundaries distinguishing attunement-assisted insight from clinical mental-health diagnosis or therapy. Risk management and referral procedures are built in. This is a professional, practice-oriented course for those who require reliable, repeatable counsel from a tradition-honored intelligence: Omoikane as guide, advisor, and initiator in service of human clarity and action.

Instructor: T.I. Team

Level: everybody

Duration: 8 weeks

Price: €55