The New Shiatsu Method: Helping the Body to Heal Itself
"This is an important new contribution to an age-old technique for improving and maintaining one's health." -Total Health Magazine"With these new discoveries, in mind, Endo explains, locate tsubo, and offers a step-by-step guide to his personal treatment techniques." -American Spa"Endo explains the origins and principles of ki, tsubo points, and meridians, as well as techniques for breathing and meditation, necessary for improving one's ki power. There is also a step by step illustrated guide on how to practice these techniques on oneself or on others. However, most important of all, a good healer must know how to be 'of one heart and mind with the patient'." -BookLoons.com"...He also demonstrates how to visualize meridians and locate 'Tsubo,' and provides a detailed, clearly illustrated, step-by-step guide to his treatment techniques that can be practiced by the individual on him/herself or on a partner in order to heal a specific ailment or generally promoted a sense of wellbeing." -Japan Today"This book is a valuable resource for anyone practicing or interested in energetic healing and will likely shape and influence generations to come." -Kyoto Journal"As the theory goes, there are certain fixed pressure points on the body that can be used for healing, called, tsubo. Internationally-know shiatsu master Ryokyu Endo shows where these points are and explains the principles of ki in this step-by-step guide." -Rafu Shimpo"This is definitely not one of those 'Dummy' guides. It's a serious how-to manual/history/philosophy book about the Japanese art of healing using hand pressure, by an internationally renowned master, referred to as 'miracle hands' for his abilities to heal." -Asian Week