Hello I am Atsushi Kubo from Japan.

I am a

• Tibetan Medicine Practitioner  (Certified by Tibetan Medicine Education Center in Switzerland).
• Taijiwuxigong Teacher (Certified by Buqi Institute in Belgium)
• Reiki Teacher (Certified by several Reiki schools in Japan)

I’ve been researching how to live in harmony with nature to become healthier and happier using naturopathy, meditation, vegetarian/vegan food, and physical training. I have seen great results in my practice, especially in indigestion, fatigue, insomnia, overstress, and burn-out.

I am also interested in psychosomatic and energetic disorders. I completed consciousness studies at the Monroe Institute in the U.S. Virginia and Energy healing practitioner courses in Japan, Portugal, France, and Switzerland.

From Blog: 04 How to find a place to meditate

If you are interested in why I have started my practice, here is my healing stories.

It was when I was 14 years old. One day, I woke up and found that I could not lift my right arm because of pain. I went to see several doctors, but there was no any physical abnormalities. It seemed it was related to a neural function. As it didn’t get well for a few months, my parents decided to take me to a special person, called Teate healer. It was 1992.

I remember the healer meditated for a short period of time and put his hand on my head and then right shoulder. He softly pressed the exact point that hurt and asked me whether it is the place or not. I was happy to know that he could help me. 

My shoulder improved and eventually completely healed by his treatment. Although, a strange thing has started since the recovery. I often felt that I could project a sort of energy outside of my body. It was like I could extend my tactile sense over my physical body and touch something. Nowadays, it is a scientific fact that we are beyond our physical body, but at that time, for a 14-year-old boy, the physical body was the end of my existence. So, I just kept the bizarre feeling in me.

Once, I asked a healer whether I could be able to be a healer. I was around 21 years old at that time. I remember she told me I should get more life experiences and know who we really are. She suggested to me that being a healer at the age of 50 would be a good start too. She insisted if I really can help one person, it’s worth it to devote my time to a healing practice.

At that time, I thought I could be a healer right away. I continued joining classes and received attunements from several healing institutions to be a “certified” healer. But the truth is that I was not seriously in healing. I think I was too young. I had done things as many young people would do. Ironically, those led me to experience this human life very well.

Life can be real suffering on one side. We always want to be happy, but it is quite difficult to achieve it. The healer’s advice was correct. I needed a life experience to build my consistent intention to heal people and improve the quality of our life by cultivating compassion for others through my sufferings.

At the age of 33, I decided to learn healing from scratch. I have restudied in Japan, the U.S., and Europe. I could get to know gifted healers and masters. Now, the connections are a treasure of my life. Healing is not only a way of healing diseases but also a way of improving my life.

Now, I would like to give my generous master’s knowledge back to society. It worked for me, and I am sure it works for the others too.

So, here I am.

I think we all know how to be happy, although we cannot start the path for many reasons.
We just start it now and stay on the path. That’s all we need to do.

Best wishes,
Atsushi Kubo