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In The Healing Power of Hado, Toyoko Matsuzaki shares stories of her experiences as a hado master and demystifies this form of energy and healing for readers. She defines hado as it relates to one's everyday life, shares her own story of how she became a hado master, and explains how readers can access this unique source of power.
By tapping into their hado power, beginners can sense the hado of other people, objects, and environments. At a more advanced level, practitioners of this art can change physical aspects of their lives (for example, turn aggression into gentleness and change the taste of water). Those who practice hado at the master level can heal physical ailments of their own and others (hands-on or remotely), discover their clairvoyant abilities, and even receive messages from departed loved ones. In a world filled with violence and conflict, hado is an especially important and welcome force. Hado lessons and guidelines for forming a support group for continued practice are included.
Synopsis
According to ancient Chinese medicine and philosophy, everything releases energy, or chi. In the Japanese spiritual community, hado is a similar life-force energy that encompasses healing properties and transformative powers. Literally translated, it means
wave motion or
vibration. Once we become aware of it in our everyday lives, hado can spark great changes in our physical space and emotional well being.
In The Healing Power of Hado, Toyoko Matsuzaki shares stories of her experiences as a hado master, demystifies hado energy, and explains how we can access this unique source of power. With clear explanations of the properties of hado, helpful lessons, and a handbook for forming practice groups, The Healing Power of Hado will help you discover your hado potential within.
About the Author
Toyoko Matsuzaki is a Japanese hado master with twenty-two years of experience as a consultant all over Japan and Taiwan, with a growing following in the United States. Her clients include business professionals, artists, musicians, physicians, lawyers, actors, and homebuyers, among many others.
Toyoko’s background as an accomplished vocalist makes her especially sensitive to the wave motion of hado. She graduated from Japan’s Musashino Academia Musicae College and is a past member of the Kansai Nikikai Opera Company, one of the most prestigious opera companies in Japan. Although retired from the stage, Toyoko teaches vocal students in Japan.Natsumi Blackwell is a professional translator and has been studying with Toyoko Matsuzaki for years. She lives in New York City.