Attunement of Wakamusubi

This course teaches a rigorous, Shinto-rooted method for cultivating generative energy through direct attunement with Wakamusubi — the kami named in the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki associated with growth and generation. Lessons combine primary-text context, energetic signature analysis, precise norito adaptations, and practical shrine protocols so practitioners convert devotional practice into sustained creative output. Students learn to sense and map generative force, refine resonant-frequency practices, and apply disciplined purification (misogi/harai) and offering protocols adapted to contemporary settings. The program places embodiment at the centre: breath, posture, micro-ritual movement, and sustained attunement sequences designed to activate fertility in projects, teams, and artistic work. Project incubation is treated as ceremonial lifecycle: seed-work, phased timelines, milestone rites, and rites of passage for creative projects. Instruction includes drafting and deploying norito for initiation and progression, constructing practical shrine practice for workspaces, and protocols for reciprocal stewardship: offerings, maintenance, and ethical consent with kami as ongoing collaborators rather than abstract forces. Outcomes are concrete: measurable creative workflows, integration into leadership and team processes, and a maintained devotional practice suited to contemporary life. All spirit-work here presents kami as benevolent, intelligent guides; methods are historically informed, non-theatrical, and oriented toward sustained, ethical practice.

Instructor: T.I. Team

Level: everybody

Duration: 10 weeks

Price: €55