Kuji-In

What is Kuji-in?

Kuji-in is an anciet meditation practice that involves the elements of Mudra, Mantra, Mandala, Chakra, and Dharma. 

It's Japanese name is Kuji-In and variations are found in the Tendai, Mikkyo and many martial arts traditions.

There are nine stages of Kuji-in meditation.

Like hypnosis, it can restore connections that are so easily lost in our modern world.

 

Kuji-in


A short Kuji-in Introduction from Maha Vajra

Kuji-in has a multitude of uses. The most effective being personal transformation. Here you can download a basic tutorial from Maha Vajra, the head of my tradition. While much can be learned from books, videos etc, personal transmission is the most effective and fastest way to learn and gain proficiency.



How can formal instruction in Kuji-in help me?

learning Kuji-in is a step by step process, which, in the early stages takes little time to learn. The hand positions, the mantras, and such are not difficult. They can easily be learned without a teacher.


That being said, our Ego often finds it's way into our practice. A teacher's job is to recognize this, and allow the student to see what is happening. Personal transmission also allows sharing of different experiences.


Through the personal growth aspects of Kuji-in one can enhace personal experiences and abilities as well as gaining an understanding of the world, that goes beyond words and language.


Like hypnosis, it creates that connection to our inner-selves that taps into that part of us that thinks without words or language.


 

 

 

  

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