Attunement of Shinatsuhiko

This course gives intermediate practitioners a rigorous, practical path to attunement with Shinatsuhiko — the classical Shinto wind kami — combining historical grounding, precise energetic theory, and repeatable shrine-style protocols. Drawing on primary sources (Kojiki and Nihon Shoki contexts) and established Shinto praxis, the curriculum reframes kami work as reciprocal guidance and disciplined training rather than performance. Students learn how wind-energy operates as circulating ki/prana, how to map airflow for directional intent, and how to structure breath and somatic exercises that align circulation with ambient wind patterns. Course materials include: annotated norito templates in classical register with practical modern readings; step-by-step shrine rites including timing, offerings, harae (purity) procedures, and sacred-space maintenance; and explicit instructions for designing, consecrating, sealing, and maintaining travel-safekeeping talismans and speed/adaptability sigils using historically appropriate materials. Environmental attunement modules teach simple weather-reading, microclimate awareness, route preparation, and reciprocal landscape practices that preserve legal and ecological boundaries. The training emphasises ethical relationship: consent, reciprocity, and long-term cultivation with benevolent kami as essential for sustainable results. Operational units provide rapid-progress techniques for project acceleration and travel success, plus progressive attunement schedules (daily, weekly, and seasonal) to integrate practice into active lives. Safety and integration sections address psychological stability, when to pause practice, and strict limits regarding medical, legal, or therapeutic substitution. This is a practical, lineage-aware course for practitioners ready to translate discipline into reliable, real-world outcomes.

Instructor: T.I. Team

Level: everybody

Duration: 8 weeks

Price: €55