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graham christian · 09-13-2011, 05:29 PM

Hi Richard.
Nice informative post.

I too have met many who do 'similar' things and as you say there are some good, many not so. Here in London there has been A great interest in Reiki Therapy over the last few years but alas, from my point of view, I have met too many who have done a short course and got certificates but.......

As far as Kiatsu goes for me I have done it for many years and as with Aikido or anything really skill and ability is hard learned. It's not therefore the thing, ie: Kiatsu that should be judged but rather how good the person is who is doing it.

I would say Kiatsu it'self is a journey and fits in perfectly with the way I do Aikido.

Regards.G.

09-13-2011, 05:29 PM	#10
graham christian Dojo: golden center aikido-highgate Location: london Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 2,697 Offline	Re: Using Ki. Ki-atsu. Hi Richard. Nice informative post. I too have met many who do 'similar' things and as you say there are some good, many not so. Here in London there has been A great interest in Reiki Therapy over the last few years but alas, from my point of view, I have met too many who have done a short course and got certificates but....... As far as Kiatsu goes for me I have done it for many years and as with Aikido or anything really skill and ability is hard learned. It's not therefore the thing, ie: Kiatsu that should be judged but rather how good the person is who is doing it. I would say Kiatsu it'self is a journey and fits in perfectly with the way I do Aikido. Regards.G.