The next Johrei training course in Bristol will be held on the weekend of the 25-26th of September.

The course runs over two days and covers the history and philosophy of Johrei as well as how to give Johrei healing. At the end of the course you will be a Johrei member and part of the worldwide Johrei community.

Even if you don't feel ready to give Johrei to others, the course is definitely worthwhile since it covers philosophy and self care.  Giving and sharing Johrei is also beneficial to the giver.

We will be running a Johrei Training course in Cullompton, Devon on the 3rd and 4th of July.

This two day course will teach you about the history and philosophy behind Johrei as as how to give Johrei healing to yourself and others.

The training course will be held at The Natural Care Centre, 29 High Street, Cullompton, Devon.

To book a place please contact Sue Keeping on 01884 35695

The next opportunity to attend the Johrei Foundation training course will be on the 5th/6th June 2010.

The course runs over two days and covers the history and philosophy of Johrei and it's founder Mokichi Okada as well as how to give Johrei healing. At the end of the course you will be a Johrei member and part of the worldwide Johrei community. You will be able to give Johrei to friends, acquaintances, family as well as to yourself.

If you want more information, or to book a place on the course then please contact us.

On the 15th May 2010 we will have a stand at the "Psychic and Wellbeing" event being held at The Cartwheel Public House, Oatlands Avenue, Whitchurch, Bristol  BS14 0RS.

The event runs from 10am until 4pm and there will be a small entrance fee.

For more information, either contact us or contact the venue directly on 01275 834069.

On Saturday 8th May 2010 we will be holding an Art of Living event in Cullompton.

The event will run from 9:30am until 1:30pm and will be located at the Culm Valley Integrated Centre for Health in Cullompton, Devon.

We will be running workshops so you can experience for yourself Japanese cultural activities such as Ikebana (the Japanese art of flower arrangement), tea ceremony and traditional calligraphy as well as introductory talks about Johrei.

For more information about the event, please contact us.