Seiji Yamamoto is a multi-disciplinary master of Seitai bodywork, Ko-Shinto, Meisou meditation, and the ancient Chinese divination methods of Feng Shui and Four Pillars of Destiny.
Born 1977 in Osaka, Japan, Yamamoto was immersed in the world of qi from a very young age, first through his martial art teacher, and then through studying Seitai bodywork with Zuitoku Okajima, a direct disciple of Haruchika Noguchi who established the system of Seitai bodywork. His studies and apprenticeships with master teachers further deepened his understanding of the connection between mind and body.
In his mid-twenties, he experienced awakening to Light through Meisou meditation under the tutelage of Toshihiko Chibana. This gave Yamamoto a profound understanding of Light- and who we truly are and how the world works.
Yamamoto is a highly sought after teacher of Seitai bodywork, Meisou meditation, and divination consultations throughout the nation of Japan. His teachings are based on physiology and science backed methods that are practical and applicable for this complex modern world that we live in.
Additionally, he has treated more than 180,000 people with Seitai bodywork. Together with the divination methods and Meisou meditation, he strives to lead everyone to a healthier and happier life.
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