Podcasts about raiki

1 - Mahay ny zavatra rehetra aho 2 - faminaniana tanteraka 02 (Tiro) 3 - Fahaizana manapa-kevitra-II 4 - Raiki-dela

1 - Mahay ny zavatra rehetra aho 2 - faminaniana tanteraka 02 (Tiro) 3 - Fahaizana manapa-kevitra-II 4 - Raiki-dela

We're always talking about nutrition, physical activity, and supplements but what about the spiritual part of us? There is more to our health than just the physical part. That is what our guest speaker is all about on this week's episode. True health is not limited to just what you eat, how much you move, and how much you sleep but also how we address our spiritual needs. We're talking about tapping into metaphysical tools that can flip your health - and your life - upside down (in the best way possible). It's about looking at you - the whole of you. Now, I get it. This might sound a little out there. Trust me, I was right there with you until I met someone who opened my eyes to the endless possibilities of metaphysical healing. So, if you're hungry for a new tool to add to your wellness journey you need to tune in to this episode. Join me and Janet Namaste, a gifted Intuitive, Healer, Hypnotherapist, and expert in using these unconventional tools to foster deep, transformative healing. We'll talk about how to use these unconventional tools to dig deep and heal on levels you didn't even know existed. The Knew Method Live is a show broadcast live by Dr. Efrat Lamandre every week with the express purpose of providing free, factual, and practical functional medicine tips to help people prevent disease naturally. Through giving healthy nutrition tips, tips on intermittent fasting, managing stress through diet, and advocating self-improvement for her patients, Doctor E hopes to help you take control of your health destiny and become the GameChanger in your life. 00:00 Introduction 00:23 Introducing Guest Janet Namaste 00:51 Janet's Background and Role 01:13 The Metaphysical Approach 01:28 Janet's Unique Process and Tools 01:47 Managing Stress and Emotions 02:30 Janet's Journey and Calling 02:54 Janet's Early Life and Intuitive Abilities 05:53 Transition to Hypnotherapy 06:55 Early Career and Corporate World 07:33 Transitioning to Public Practice 08:03 Explaining Metaphysical Healing 09:02 Addressing Repetitive Issues and Negative Habits 10:10 Generational and Ancestral Healing 11:23 Working with Self-Sabotage 12:13 Janet's Techniques and Modalities 13:07 Role of Breathing Techniques and Raiki 14:53 Understanding Chakra Systems 16:01 Combining Metaphysical and Physical Healing 17:03 Regression Work and Inner Child Healing 18:11 Importance of Mindfulness Techniques 19:17 Creating Community through Soul Star Membership 20:03 Tools for True Healing 21:30 The Role of Epigenetics and Ancestral Trauma 23:07 Importance of Family Inclusion in Healing 24:35 Group Constellation Process 25:33 The Morphic Field and Generational Trauma 26:49 Benefits of Family Constellation Work 28:03 How to Reach Janet 30:00 Final Thoughts and Solstice Message Check us out on social media: theknewmethod.com/instagram theknewmethod.com/facebook theknewmethod.com/tiktok

We are introducing you to the 233rd Album of the Week - '2' by Million, talking exclusively to Nela and Baby Lasagna, offering the HR Top 40 chart changes and bringing the local music news. Host: Ana Radišić

Visit https://elle-sera.com/ for 10% off your first order! Follow Victoria Hardy: ▶︎ Instagram▶︎ TikTok ▶︎ Web Chapters:00:00:00 - Introduction to Victoria Hardy00:06:15 - Managing Endo Symptoms and Pregnancy Challenges00:12:25 - Surgical Menopause Symptoms: Mood Changes, Night Sweats, and Joint Pains00:18:45 - Hormones and Mental Health00:24:46 - The Power of Journaling and Reflection00:31:09 - Internal Empowerment and Reflections00:37:05 - Raiki and Sound Healing00:43:09 - Finding Balance in Humorous Education00:49:13 - Movement and Joy in Everyday LifeListen to the podcast on:▶︎ Apple Podcasts▶︎ Spotify Follow Elle-Sera for more:▶︎ Facebook ▶︎ Instagram▶︎ LinkedInAbout Elle-SeraHormones aren't JUST anything. They make you who you are and control everything – your energy, mood, weight, confidence, hunger, motivation, outlook, libido the list goes on. The impact of hormone imbalance on our psychology and behaviour has been dismissed – until now. Let's stop diminishing the way we feel because of our hormones, by uttering those three little words: “I'm just hormonal”, and start embracing the power you can have over them. Elle Sera supports thousands of women to reclaim their hormones, including myself. Our golden pill is packed with five potent ingredients, carefully chosen to rebalance hormones in one essential daily dose.Recorded and Produced by Liverpool Podcast Studios▶︎ Web ▶︎ Instagram▶︎ ...

Nikki & Brie are fresh from a busy weekend of slaying on the Williams Sonoma Culinary Stage at Bottlerock, seeing lots of love for Bonita Bonita, feeding giraffes with the kids, and much more! And they're excited to welcome Cari Rose back to the show as the conversation moves from reframing Victim Consciousness to Manifestation in this chapter of Feet The Shift. Cari starts by outlining the different types of manifesting, how to take control of negative thoughts, shedding layers, breaking down the steps to manifest properly, and much more. This episode also covers the following:Why achieving a goal might not make you happyThe Manifestation 50/50 RuleLimiting beliefsMessages of comfort to younger selvesHow to clear negativing baggageRaising your vibrationHow to get to a state of “Life is happening through me.”And much more! Be sure to call 833-Garcia2 with your questions and feedback because Nikki & Brie want to include you in the conversation! Follow Cari on InstagramCari's Awaken Your Intuition Program: **Sign up to receive a 15% off code for the Garcia Army! FeelTheShift.com Call Nikki & Brie at 833-GARCIA2 and leave a voicemail!Follow Nikki & Brie on Instagram.To watch exclusive videos of this week's episode, follow The Nikki & Brie Show on Instagram, Facebook, and Tik Tok! 

In questa puntata rispondo alla domanda di Chiara, che mi sugegrisce di affrontare l'argomento malattia e supporto durante questa fase delicata.Ti ricordo che se vuoi propormi un argomento o farmi una domanda o parlarmi del tuo cane diamante puoi iscriverti al mio canale telegram TELEGRAM o mandarmi una mail a mary.comportamentocane@gmail.com Enjoy your diamondog!

Ist das Jahr noch nicht mal 3 Wochen alt und Adrian und Seb liefern euch schon den hochgradig seriösen Content von Traumdeutung über Osteopathie bis hin zur Erfindung der Kohlensäure (es tut uns übrigens leid, wenn du hier zur Abwechslung was lernst - kommt nicht wieder vor) Und: ja, Max schreibt die Texte hier selbst - meistens.

“And that's where there's a difference of culture too. I think in our culture, ego can be a good thing too. Ego inspires people. It pushes them along. It gives them perhaps determination and perseverance , but I think we do have a lot more ego in our culture when it comes to relationships, compared to others in different cultures. In Argentina, no one has any shame in saying or admitting love for another person, even if it doesn't go anywhere. Even if it's just an admiration. Whereas in our culture, I think a lot of people don't want rejection, there's a fear of rejection and feeling stupid. Think of how many people miss opportunities of developing a relationship or even a friendship with someone by feeling a bit silly or not wanting to appear foolish. It's a very different culture. I think I like that culture more.”Episode #89 of The Hope Initiative with Melinda Watts.Family by association and the cousin of my Dad, Melinda and I had never had a conversation like this prior. Melinda grew up near where I've spent most of my life thus far, and whilst we've had plenty of opportunities to get to know each other, as what can often happen throughout the years with big families, you simply don't. An incredibly optimistic woman, she shares how she turned her early life of illness into a life of growth and good health. Finding love in uncertain times was also a topic and we delved into the role porn and feminism play in families.A great conversation and one I'm really proud of.Big love to Melinda for having me at her house for this one.Please enjoy!SHOW LINKSBreak Free TherapiesThat Instagram video on Feminism I referenced in the conversationFollow and connect with the podcast on Instagram and Twitter.Music by Jess Fairlie.

Et si le soin par le naturel était le secret ?   Née depuis plus de 2000 ans pour arriver aujourd'hui sous la forme que l'on connait, la Naturopathie doit être perçue comme un complément préventif à la médecine traditionnelle. Vous avez déjà peut être entendu parler de Raiki, Communication animale, Huiles essentielles, Fleurs de Bach, Chromatothérapie … FLORENCE MASSELOT, naturopathe animalier, va nous éclairer sur cette spécialité aux multiples facettes qui tend à être reconnue par les institutions pour ses bienfaits. Son site internet   Son Facebook  Son Intagram  Pension Le clos des museaux  Association Les Papattes douces   

1- Tsy takatry ny saina ny any an-danitra any 2- Saonjo ato salady 3- Raiki-pitia 4- Fijoroana vavolombelona VARY FREDERIC + Fampahatsiahivana UBP 5- Ny famoronana

1- Tsy takatry ny saina ny any an-danitra any 2- Saonjo ato salady 3- Raiki-pitia 4- Fijoroana vavolombelona VARY FREDERIC + Fampahatsiahivana UBP 5- Ny famoronana

The guys reunite with their wellness guru Jasmine. In this episode she talks about more wellness like cryotherapy, yoni steaming and talks about opening up her first business. Join them as they celebrate all things Jasmine. Their honorable mentions end the pod as always (1:15:00). Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!!!!!Reem: The little things / Design Homes appDavid: Owen Smith - Good luck everybody Alex: the healroom/ greentenderfoot/ soulitasoapJasmin : Phase offical on ig

Cap Golf est situé à Claouey dans un cadre boisé.  Yves est le propriétaire des lieux depuis 7 ans où il y a effectué des travaux. Les clients pourront utiliser le parcours de golf 9 trous, un practice, un foot golf ou un disc golf (parcours avec un frisbee) à partir de 9 h jusqu'à 2 h du matin. On peut également s'y restaurer ou boire un verre. Yves a également rénové le Red Store, situé le bord de la route. Cet établissement est ouvert à l'année dont le Chef a travaillé à la Corniche. Les clients pourront déguster des plats élaborés à partir de produits frais et locaux à des tarifs accessibles.   Cap Golf dispose d'une piscine et tout autour un lieu dédié au bien-être a été créé. Mélanie y a ouvert sa boutique « Regards de dentelle », spécialisée dans la lingerie et le rehaussement de cils. Cela permet de mettre en valeur le regard. Le jeudi soir elle a initié une nocturne où elle regroupe des créateurs dans différents univers comme le textile ou encore la sculpture. On peut également bénéficier du savoir-faire de Dominique à travers le Raiki. Elle transmet l'énergie sur la personne pour aller sur la pathologie. Grâce à cette technique, elle permet une relaxation totale. Autres massages : le Kobido : le massage facial avec Carine. Cette technique, provenant du Japon, permet de repulper le visage et apporter de la détente. le Tui Na :  Catherine propose le massage où elle travaille les 7 méridiens pour vous enlever une douleur ou vous « débloquer » ainsi que la réflexologie plantaire. Les podcasts : Yves Blanchard nous présente toutes les activités qu'il propose à Cap Golf Domaine du Four 33 950 Lège Cap Ferret Tél : 05 57 70 49 92 contact@capgolf.fr https://www.facebook.com/Cap-Golf-525645600816259/ https://www.instagram.com/capgolf33/ https://www.instagram.com/cap_golf/ Cap golf L'article Rencontre avec Cap Golf est apparu en premier sur Les Essentiels du Bassin.

Happy Monday! Happy Monday from the One Life Radio team! We hope everyone had a safe and fun holiday weekend, and took some time to reflect and practice mindfulness. Today we have resident Earth Mama, Autumn Warren Connolly, and Professional Marketer, Jason Harris. Autumn Warren Connolly Autumn Warren Connolly tells the listeners all about "Raiki." Raiki is a step by step process where you transfer energy to heal. You do not have to be a professional to practice Raiki! Autumn says that practicing small positive habits use energy healing. Some benefits of Raiki include relaxation of the central nervous system. Raiki has the capability to heal your body naturally by taking away the fear and pain. Emotional healing has allowed Autumn to completely be able to restart her day at the drop of a hatch. It removes the emotional baggage. Bernadette says to remember the four agreements! Jason Harris Co-Founder and CEO of Mekanism, Jason Harris is back again to discuss how to market yourself successfully. Jason and Bernadette discuss how influencers have a way of being original and that is what attracts their followers. Influencers started out more genuine, but when they started to get paid, watching their day-to-day became not genuine. Social media as a whole has become less genuine because of money. Looks have become a large part of social media, which has taken a toll on body image especially for young people. Bernadette and Jason agree that constant advertisement is a turn off, so it actually does the opposite of what it is suppose to. Thank You Thank you to Autumn Warren Connolly and Jason Harris for lifting our spirits on this sluggish Monday. If you would like to purchase Jason Harris' book, "The Soulful Art Of Persuasion," check out this link! Thank you to all of our One Life Radio listeners. We truly appreciate each and every one of you, so If you’d like to hear more from One Life Radio, please subscribe to our podcast. If you have any hot ideas or burning questions, email us at info@oneliferadio.com. Bernadette loves hearing from listeners. And, last but never least, thank you to our sponsors. We couldn’t do the show without you; Sunwarrior, Enviromedica, NED Hemp Oil, STS Health, VEGWORLD Magazine, Paleo Magazine, the Well Being Journal and the ISSN. Visit our sponsor page for some great offers just for One Life Radio listeners!

Together with a multidisciplinary team, Catalina Lotero is tackling the global energy crisis with a surprisingly simple, plant-based idea. The Colombian-born American, who studied industrial design in Bogotá, Colombia, and is currently doing her Masters in design at Keio University in Tokyo, came up with the sustainable solution to solve a pressing problem. One in eight people worldwide does not have access to electricity, with 84% of them living in rural areas. Lotero’s ‘Raiki’ – essentially an autonomous generator – is sure to be a game-changing project. This conversation was one of the inspiring interactions I had at Design Indaba earlier this year. Catalina and I discussed how her ground breaking research works, the creative process, some of the larger issues facing us as humanity and a one of my biggest take aways was that some of the things we are doing to try and solve our problems might be creating even more. We also explored the concept of soft power where we can accept mistakes, be ok with being wrong and take a collaborative approach to solving problems. Enjoy this fat dose of inspiration.

Como ustedes saben, todos los temas que sean sobre bienestar, de mejoramiento, o que nos ayuden a vivir una vida mejor, nos encantan en este Podcast. Así que hoy traemos el tema de la ACUPUNTURA!. En esta entrevista que tuvimos con Diana Gutierrez, quien es fisioterapeuta, con especialización en terapias alternativas, y lleva practicando la acupuntura por muchos años, nos cuenta que es la acupuntura, cuales son los beneficios de estimular ciertos puntos específicos en nuestro cuerpo y como la acupuntura, nos ayuda a curar o aliviar no solo dolencias físicas, pero también a re- establecer el bienestar y equilibrio en una persona. Aunque cada día se están usando más terapias alternativas o complementarias como , aromaterapia, Hipnoterapia, Raiki, energy medicine, y EFT entre otras, pues la realidad, es que siguen siendo desconocidas para la mayoría de las personas. Aquí en Estados unidos solo el 38% de las personas usan algún tipo de terapia complementaria para manejar alguna condición o enfermedad, según el national health service. sinembargo, son muchos los beneficios que se han comprobado. El Mayo Clinic, por ejemplo, ha hablado de los beneficios que terapias alternativas pueden traer en en mejoramiento de síntomas en pacientes, reconociendo mas concretamente que la acupuntura, es una herramienta muy valiosa para tratar una variedad de condiciones incluyendo: Dolores de cabeza, migrañas, dolor de dientes, dolores de parto, dolores de espalda, artritis, depresión y ansiedad entre otros. Así mismo, Cancer.gov, reconoce que se esta incrementando el uso de la acupuntura, como complemento en el tratamiento de Cancer. No solo porque ayuda a mejorar el sistema inmunológico especialmente durante el proceso de quimioterapia, pero también porque ayuda a contra-restar los efectos secundarios del tratamiento de cancer. Así que si quieres saber mas sobre Acupuntura, como se realiza, de donde viene.. y hasta aprender algunos ejercicios que podrían ayudar a fortalecer tu sistema inmunológico, no te pierdas de esta interesante entrevista que tu vimos con nuestra invitada Diana Gutierrez. Te invitamos a que te quedes con nosotros y escuches el episodio de hoy. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alexyjose/message

Delfi „Eriolukorra erisaate“ otseliinil on Katri Raik, kes räägib, milline on praegu Ida-Virumaa majanduse olukord ja mida seal peaks ette võtma. Valitsus jätkab arutelu kiirete meetmete üle, millega toetada Ida-Virumaa põlevkivisektorit. Just seal valitud riigikogulane Katri Raik räägib, et taaskord üritab valitsus ühekordse rahasüstiga päästa piirkonna suurtööstust. Raiki sõnul on aga vaid põlevkiviõlile keskendumine lühinägelik, maakonna arendamisega peaks tegelema laiemalt. Riigikogulane toob konkreetsed näited, mis samme võiks valitsus kiiresti astuda. Lisaks põlevkivisektorile toob Raik välja, et Ida-Virumaal võib suurema löögi alla sattuda turismisektor, mis teenindas enne kriisi kuni 30% osas vene turiste. Keegi ei tea aga, millal Eesti ja Venemaa vaheline EL-i välispiir avaneb. Kui praegu on Ida-Virumaa töötus juba 13% peale kasvanud, siis kas sügisel võib oodata veel mustemaid numbreid? Saatejuht on Raimo Poom.

In June, I will be traveling to Kyoto, Japan for the 5thWorld Parkinson Congress(WPC). WPC is a global Parkinson's event that opens its doors to all members of the Parkinson's community, from neurologists and researchers to those living with the disease.  Since my diagnosis in August 2017, I’ve launched the podcast When Life Gives You Parkinson’s. As an extension of that podcast, I have teamed up with the World Parkinson Coalition to help preview WPC2019.  Etienne Hirsch is Director of the French National Institute for Neuro Science, neurology and psychiatry. He’s a board member and chair for the basic science program committee for this year’s WPC. In his plenary talk, Hirsch will be examining the question, “Are we moving towards personalize medicine?” Hirsch isn’t hiding his passion for the topic, “I think that it is the most important challenge these days for Parkinson's disease.” He adds, “By the way I should not say Parkinson's disease, I should say Parkinson's diseaseswith an “s.” The concept is that everyone diagnosed with Parkinson’s is not dealing with the same disease, but different diseases that deserve different treatments. Much of Hirsch’s work revolves his belief that inflammation may actually trigger the events that lead to the death of the dopamine producing brain cells. He recalls that, until recently, it was a controversial theory, “Some people were even laughing saying that neuro inflammation is a consequence of neuron degeneration. And now we know that in fact the neuro inflammatory processes are not just a consequence of neuron degeneration. These events really participate to the cascade of events leading to degeneration in the past.” In his workshop, Hirsch will help lead a discussion around why some cells degenerate in people with Parkinson’s and some do not. Eli Pollard, Executive Director of the World Parkinson Coalition, which is the organization that hosts the triennial World Parkinson Congress is expecting just over 3,000 people to attend the event in Kyoto. She encourages participants to check out “Wellness Way” which features free fitness and exercises classes in the renewal room, complimentary massage and Raiki, the Care Partner Lounge, there is a Quiet Room for people who might need to escape the crowds or take a quick nap. There’s also a clinical research village sponsored by the Michael J. Fox Foundation and with in-kind support from the Cure Parkinson's Trust. “It is a space for just people to learn about clinical research clinical trials what you should ask if you want to engage in a clinical trial.” Pollard continues, “What are your rights as a participant in a clinical trial? What do you need to know before you sign on the dotted line?” The research village will be open all the hours that the exhibit halls. Finally, Pollard has some last minute packing tips. She recommends you pack comfortable clothes and a rain coat, because it’s going to be hot and it is the rainy season in Kyoto. While some attendees will be wearing shorts, there will be air conditioning in the conference center, so pants may be more appropriate if you tend to be cold. Do not forget to bring a pen and pad of paper to take notes and trade information with other attendees, unless you are using your phone or tablet. Most importantly, if you are a person with Parkinson’s, Pollard urges you to pack at least twice the amount of medication you think you will need and better yet, pack three times the amount. She recommends you spread it out between your carry on, your checked luggage and your travel companion. Each episode of the WPC2019 Podcast, I check in with James Heron, the Executive Director of the Japanese-Canadian Cultural Centre. This week, we wrap up our Japanese tutorial with a hodge-podge of tips and insights. Key among them is to speak directly and clearly. In North America, we tend to use idioms like “pulling-your-leg,” “bite-the-bullet,” and “dime a dozen.” When literally translated by a Japanese speaker, these phrases can be confusing. Heron uses “pulling-your-leg” as an example, “There is an expression in Japanese, ashi o hipparu,which means you have to pull someone's leg which actually means to purposefully hold someone back, to make them fail, almost to sabotage someone.” Follow me, Larry Gifford  Twitter: @ParkinsonsPod Facebook: Facebook.com/ParkinsonsPod Instagram: @parkinsonspod For more info on the World Parkinson Congress head to www.WPC2019.org Facebook: Facebook.com/WorldPDCongress/ Twitter: @WorldPDCongress YouTube: WorldPDcongress Instagram: @worldpdcongress Thank you to: Etienne Hirsch, Director French National Institutes of neurosciences, cognitive sciences, neurology and psychiatry. Eli Pollard, Executive Director World Parkinson Coalition James Heron, Executive Director of Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre   Credits Dila Velazquez – Story Producer Rob Johnston – Senior Audio Producer

02:18min - Dein Wort (Thema: Zweifel) In den Zweifeln, auch noch Bibellesen? Macht das Sinn? Und wie konnte Johannes erst Jesus verkünden und dann doch wieder zweifeln? 15:18min - Michael und Steve und ihre 5 Minuten (Füllworte) Um Zeit zu gewinnen, stellen wir fest, das es heilige Füllworte gibt, oder eben ein scharfes einatmen. 20:09min - Revolution (Thema: Elidas und Steves Lovestory) Entlich kommen die beiden zusammen. Jetzt muss doch der Weg frei sein, um eine glückliche Beziehung zu führen. 32:28min - Aus der Sicht und mit den Worten von (Tatjana ehem. weiße Magierin) Tatjana spricht über Ihre Erfahrung mit Raiki und Ihre Begegnung mit einer esotherischen Physiotherapeutin. Auch spricht sie darüber, wie sie in diesem esotherischen Netzewerk verstrickt war. 46:31min - sneaky peaky Episode 20.19 Folge direkt herunterladen

David blindfolds a Crystal Healer to see if she can feel the energy in crystals; and if she can tell the difference between crystals and rocks.

Alexx Bollen hosts PRAGMAGICK's Revel Rosz on the "300th" episode of THE ALEXXCAST. They dip into #magick #occult  #spiritgasms #politics #theunknown

Kendra is a woman of many trades. Honestly, it would be hard to sum up all of her capabilities. In addition to being a certified occupational therapist, she currently owns and runs a health clinic in which she can practice some of her other skills such as Bowenwork, Raiki, and Essential Oil Therapy. She may have the most engaging series of brain injuries I have ever heard, including suffering a neck injury after having a piece of asphalt thrown at her during riots in her Grand Rapids, Michigan. Enjoy! Her story starts at 3:20

We sat down on the 4th of July for a half episode to reflect on our weekend and lay out a battle plan for the second Civil War.  This would've been longer, but we were late to join the 76th Raiki battalion.  Hope you still have all of your fingers and toes! Photo by Trent Yarnell on Unsplash

Nicholas Upchurch is a Digital Marketer. In fact, he has owned companies that have generated millions of dollars in sales in relatively short periods of time. He’s obviously successful at business, but it was something completely different that changed Nicholas’s life. That was when he visited the Sacred Valley of Peru. As a result, he has now dedicated his life to helping people find their true purpose and while doing it, succeed in business along the way. Contact Info Website: www.Believe.love Podcast: Believe Most Influential Person My Mother. My mother and I are very alike. These things that are deep inside of us. Sometimes we think they're really bad because our parents are doing ___(fill in the blank), and making us crazy. But actually, it's a great gift because maybe now I can see things from a different perspective. It will help me to love what I think I should hate about whatever happened growing up and things that our parents do that make us crazy. Effect on Emotions My emotions are becoming more harmonized. When I feel cycles, whatever the cycles are; some days are bad and some are good. Right now I could be more centered, but the world is what it is so I'm happy to be the way I am right now. Mindfulness is just a realization. It's awareness. My emotions are becoming more in harmony, the more that I'm loving and accepting and letting the energy flow through all those cycles and appreciating it versus feeling guilty and hating it. Thoughts on Breathing I could do this more. In Kundalini Yoga you do this for hours, and also in other practices too. You become a different person. For whatever reason, I didn't do that today. That's okay. If people don't do it every day, they do what they can. Probably we could say they should, but breathing can really be a life-changing thing. Suggested Resources Book: The Power by Rhonda Byrne App: Gaia.com (They have an app and also original programming ) Bullying Story I would say I bullied myself. I would say even on this interview and I would emphasize to people out there, I've been very peaceful, I've helped a lot of people. I've had really tough times that I've put myself through. We can resist. I have healed people remotely. That works. Raiki remotely, and moved bones. People that were very skeptical. When you're most mindful and things are opening up to you and there are some very amazing things that are possible. On the flip side, that strong (whether it's a masculine energy) that we can see as evil. It's just the strong potential. Think about if that energy was going in the right direction. That energy can be so strong, and as we start to harmonize, it can shift and we can bully ourselves and resist, because we think we're going to fail.

This mix features one hour of the finest sounds techno. As usual lots of promos and new releases mixed by Raiki. Tracklist: 1. Adam - Quarrel 2. Keeno18 - Fire Procedure 3. Hoshina Anniversary - General 4. Cardopusher - Possession 5. Raiki - Cookie4 6. Truncate - Culture 7. Tensal - Transmisiones 2 8. Matrixxman - Augmented 9. Acid Bitchez - Thinking About Acid (Jori Hulkkonen Remix) 10. Nehuen - Alexander Technique 11. Raiki - Bamboo (99LETTERS Remix) 12. Raiki - Bang Out 13. Fjaak - Super Smash (Edit) 14. J. Tijn - HLD (Pris Remix) 15. Matthias Zimmermann - Bill 16. Tiga - Planet E

This mix features one hour of the finest sounds techno. As usual lots of promos and new releases mixed by Raiki. Tracklist: 1. Adam - Quarrel 2. Keeno18 - Fire Procedure 3. Hoshina Anniversary - General 4. Cardopusher - Possession 5. Raiki - Cookie4 6. Truncate - Culture 7. Tensal - Transmisiones 2 8. Matrixxman - Augmented 9. Acid Bitchez - Thinking About Acid (Jori Hulkkonen Remix) 10. Nehuen - Alexander Technique 11. Raiki - Bamboo (99LETTERS Remix) 12. Raiki - Bang Out 13. Fjaak - Super Smash (Edit) 14. J. Tijn - HLD (Pris Remix) 15. Matthias Zimmermann - Bill 16. Tiga - Planet E

This mix features one hour of the finest sounds techno. As usual lots of promos and new releases mixed by Raiki. Tracklist: 1. SCNTST - Water Rave 2. Fjaak - Unten 3. Louisahhh!!! & Maelstrom - Friction (Rave Mix) 4. Duke Dumont - Mumble Man (Vakkuum Remix) 5. Chambray - Anew 6. Moteka - Lost Drum Tape 1 7. Hoshina Anniversary - Duke 8. Dubfire - Exit (The Hacker Remix) 9. Raiki - Bamboo 10. Jon Convex - Anger Levels 11. Cochise - Bet 12. Raiki - Missing 13. Myd & Para One - Brooklyn 14. Trances - 5 (Clarian Remix) 15. Erol Alkan - Sub Conscious (Tin Man Remix)

This mix features one hour of the finest sounds techno. As usual lots of promos and new releases mixed by Raiki. Tracklist: 1. SCNTST - Water Rave 2. Fjaak - Unten 3. Louisahhh!!! & Maelstrom - Friction (Rave Mix) 4. Duke Dumont - Mumble Man (Vakkuum Remix) 5. Chambray - Anew 6. Moteka - Lost Drum Tape 1 7. Hoshina Anniversary - Duke 8. Dubfire - Exit (The Hacker Remix) 9. Raiki - Bamboo 10. Jon Convex - Anger Levels 11. Cochise - Bet 12. Raiki - Missing 13. Myd & Para One - Brooklyn 14. Trances - 5 (Clarian Remix) 15. Erol Alkan - Sub Conscious (Tin Man Remix)

Hope everyone has had a great 2012 so far, and that those resolutions are still keeping up. To kick start the new year, we'll be taking a break from our usual format, and instead Isaku and I will be talking about 3 things we learned in 2011, and 3 things we want to work on in 2012. We'd love to hear your new year resolutions too- we know you've got some. Do share them with us- who knows, it might help you keep them for longer!taikoskinpodcast@gmail.comClick play below for the podcast, and if you're looking for our back episodes you can find them all at the iTunes link below:  audioPlayer( "EP13NE", "http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10907961/TaikoSkinPodcast/New%20Years%20Podcast.mp3", "New Years Taiko") TaikoSkin on iTunesOnce again, best wishes for the new year, and we do hope to hear from you.Keep on drummin'.  Related articlesYou: Hayashi drums up a birthday performance (japantimes.co.jp)Morikami celebrates Japanese new year (pbpulse.com)

In this edition, we're taking a look at taiko group culture- the 'atmospheres' and 'funiki' of a group. Some are more 'Japanese' than others, but what does that mean? We talk about the seemingly arcane social hierarchies that exist in Japan, and how these are reflected in a place like a taiko group. Isaku and I talk about our personal experiences in taiko groups, and the senpai/kohai relationships that have existed there. Tip of the MonthWant to get better? Then take a video of yourself practicing and playing. We've all done it, but we tend to get lazy about it sometimes. In many ways it can be better than a mirror. If you find yourself in a rut, it might just be the key to get you over the hurdle. And an extra tip from Isaku... don't get a camera with a hard-disk- all that drumming can shake your camera to death. Video of the Month Here is some incredible drumming from Neal Smith, jazz drummer and professor at the Berklee School of Music. Watch Prof. Smith as he 'solos in the context of the tune' in this video of the 'Cup Bearers':  And the link if you need it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pY_mO4_kjw&feature=youtu.beHere's this months TaikoSkin episode:audioPlayer( "EP9GC", "http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10907961/TaikoSkinPodcast/Group%20Culture.mp3", "Taiko Group Culture") TaikoSkin in the iTunes StoreYou can find the TaikoSkin Podcast on iTunes, so simply go to the following link to listen and download episodes (yes, for free, don't worry).http://itunes.apple.com/ne/podcast/taiko-skin/id430141469If you're an iTunes user, simply search for TaikoSkin in the iTunes store and you can subscribe to the podcast and download all the episodes. If you don't use iTunes, simply paste the following feed address into your music software, and then you'll be able to transfer any episodes onto your portable player.http://taikoskin.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/defaultAs always, if you have questions, ideas or just want to pitch in, throw us an email to:taikoskinpodcast@gmail.comKeep on drummin' everyone. 

Starting a taiko group? Needless to say, it isn't easy, but it's probably not as hard as you think either. We'll be giving a few tips and stories about starting a group over the course of a few episodes. In this first episode, we talk about the importance of finding someone to work with in getting your group going. We'd love to hear your experiences with your taiko group. Please do share them with us at taikoskinpodacast@gmail.com, or leave us a comment below.  Tip of the MonthReply to emails! And don't leave it aside for too long. Especially if you're in charge of your taiko groups' account. Your emails can make or break the chance of getting a gig. Video of the Month And here's the link if you need it: Amanojaku "Soul Beat" DVD Trailer For anyone starting/running a taiko group, here's a few links that may help out:  -Getting Taiko Gigs Podcast-Taiko Networking Podcast-5 Ways to Get More Performance OffersClick play below to hear the podcast, and if you're looking for our back episodes, and all of Joe Small's bits about Kodo, you can find them all at the iTunes link below:  audioPlayer( "EP14STG", "http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10907961/TaikoSkinPodcast/Starting%20A%20Taiko%20Group.mp3", "Starting a Taiko Group") TaikoSkin on iTunes

If you play a lot of taiko, or any other musical instrument for that matter, you may have considered the possibility of getting a formal education in music. It's a career enhancing move that many musicians take. In this TaikoSkin Podcast, we ask Isaku about his experiences at the Berklee School of Music and his reasons for going there.We'd love to hear your experiences too. Share them with us at  taikoskinpodacast@gmail.com, or leave us a comment below. Likewise, if you have any questions for Isaku about getting a musical education.Tip of the MonthMake yourself some business cards. It gives you credibility, and makes it far easier for people to contact you- which also means you'll be easier to ask for gigs.Video of the MonthAnd here's the link if you need it: Ondekoza (Taiko Drummers of Mt Fuji)Click play below to hear the podcast, and if you're looking for our back episodes, and all of Joe Small's bits about Kodo, you can find them all at the iTunes link below:  audioPlayer( "EP15FE", "http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10907961/TaikoSkinPodcast/Formal%20Education.mp3", "Getting a Formal Musical Education") TaikoSkin on iTunes

So you're starting a new taiko group- where do you get your drums? Where do you practice? Where do you find a teacher? And if there aren't any teachers, where can you learn? We offer some tips and resources for anyone considering starting a taiko group, or trying to establish some fresh direction for their new team.audioPlayer( "EP16STG", "http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10907961/TaikoSkinPodcast/Starting%20A%20Taiko%20Group%202.mp3", "Starting a Taiko Group 2") Tip of the MonthLearn some basic music theory. As Isaku explains, it can change the way you hear, perceive and play music, even for taiko players.  Video of the MonthI unfortunately lost track of the video that I mentioned in the episode, so I posted this instead. Why? Because Reggie Watts is a talent and a half. Trust me, this is the best thing you'll see today.FeedbackSend in your questions and comments to: taikoskinpodcast@gmail.com Here are some other taiko related resources you might find helpful:Taiko Information:Taiko Playing StylesWhy are Taiko Drums So Expensive?How to Play Taiko Drums5 Ways to Get Better at TaikoFinding and Learning Taiko MusicGetting in Taiko Playing ShapeTaiko Drums vs Other PercussionTaiko Building:Where to Get Taiko DrumsHow to Make a Happi CoatHow to Make a Taiko DrumHow to Make Handles on a Taiko DrumHow to Make Shime and Oke Taiko HeadsHow to Make Taiko Skin (Drum Heads from Cow HideHow to Make Practice Taiko DrumsHow to Paint a Taiko DrumHow to Make Practice Shime DrumsHow to Make Taiko Sticks (Bachi)How to Make Tire TaikoHow to Raise MoneyTaikoSkin Podcast The TaikoSkin podcast covers a whole range of topics related to taiko- building drums, starting groups, getting performances offers, going to grad school. Just about anything really. Download them in the iTunes store, or find all of the episodes here.As always, take care and keep on drummin'.

Do you ever just get sick and tired of taiko? Or of anything for that matter? You do it because you think you love it, and you've devoted a big part of your life to it. But at some point, it can just become too much. You don't enjoy it the same way you once did. You feel obligated to stick with it, but there's a part of you that just wants to walk away. This is a burnout, and we'll be talking about it in this episode of the TaikoSkin Podcast.audioPlayer( "EP17BRN", "http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10907961/TaikoSkinPodcast/Burnout.mp3", "Taiko Burnout") Tip of the MonthThrow away your bachi sticks! Sticks get old after a while, and though they can be fixed up, often times it's just better to get knew ones. Why? When they're damaged, they can hurt your drums. Video of the MonthThis month's video is found on the United Nations Website. It's a live recording of Ondekoza and a group of Japanese musicians performing at the UN Headquarters, as a part of the commemoration tour for the earthquake in Japan. This is the link for the video if you need it.FeedbackSend in your questions and comments to: taikoskinpodcast@gmail.com Here are some other taiko related resources you might find helpful:Taiko Information:Taiko Playing StylesWhy are Taiko Drums So Expensive?How to Play Taiko Drums5 Ways to Get Better at TaikoFinding and Learning Taiko MusicGetting in Taiko Playing ShapeTaiko Drums vs Other PercussionTaiko Building:Where to Get Taiko DrumsHow to Make a Happi CoatHow to Make a Taiko DrumHow to Make Handles on a Taiko DrumHow to Make Shime and Oke Taiko HeadsHow to Make Taiko Skin (Drum Heads from Cow HideHow to Make Practice Taiko DrumsHow to Paint a Taiko DrumHow to Make Practice Shime DrumsHow to Make Taiko Sticks (Bachi)How to Make Tire TaikoHow to Raise MoneyTaikoSkin Podcast The TaikoSkin podcast covers a whole range of topics related to taiko- building drums, starting groups, getting performances offers, going to grad school. Just about anything really. Download them in the iTunes store, or find all of the episodes here.As always, take care and keep on drummin'.

Thinking about making taiko your job? There are things to think about, decisions to make, finances to fix, before making the jump. Isaku Kageyama and I talk about these through the lens of our own experiences in this edition of the TaikoSkin Podcast.audioPlayer( "EP18PRP", "http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10907961/TaikoSkinPodcast/Pro%20Prep.mp3", "Before Going Pro") Tip of the MonthIf taiko is your job, find something other than taiko that will help you wind down and relax. As Isaku discusses, jobs can be stressful, even if its something you love to do, so it can be helpful to find others means of fun as well.Video of the MonthThis month's video is a brief talk by percussionist, Bill Summers, who discusses the importance of silence and slow tempos in music, and how they can be more difficult than playing fast, complicated pieces.  FeedbackSend in your questions and comments to: taikoskinpodcast@gmail.com Here are some other taiko related resources you might find helpful:Isaku's Homepage:http://www.isakukageyama.com/ Taiko Information:Taiko Playing StylesWhy are Taiko Drums So Expensive?How to Play Taiko Drums5 Ways to Get Better at TaikoFinding and Learning Taiko MusicGetting in Taiko Playing ShapeTaiko Drums vs Other PercussionTaiko Building:Where to Get Taiko DrumsHow to Make a Happi CoatHow to Make a Taiko DrumHow to Make Handles on a Taiko DrumHow to Make Shime and Oke Taiko HeadsHow to Make Taiko Skin (Drum Heads from Cow HideHow to Make Practice Taiko DrumsHow to Paint a Taiko DrumHow to Make Practice Shime DrumsHow to Make Taiko Sticks (Bachi)How to Make Tire TaikoHow to Raise MoneyTaikoSkin Podcast The TaikoSkin podcast covers a whole range of topics related to taiko- building drums, starting groups, getting performances offers, going to grad school. Just about anything really. Download them in the iTunes store, or find all of the episodes here.As always, take care and keep on drummin'.

We talked about some of the cons of a job in taiko in the last episodes (here and here). In this episode, Isaku Kageyama and I talk about some of the positive experiences we've had in our experience with taiko drumming.audioPlayer( "EP19POP", "http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10907961/TaikoSkinPodcast/Taiko%20Pos.mp3", "The Pros of Taiko Job") Tip of the MonthHow to sound like Hayashi Eitetsu. Isaku gives a detailed breakdown of some of the characteristic grooves of Hayashi Eiitetsu. Check out his great blog post to master the grooves for yourself.Video of the MonthThis month's video features Bo-Sung Kim, demonstrating some changgo rhythms at the Global Music Academy in Berlin. FeedbackSend in your questions and comments to: taikoskinpodcast@gmail.com Here are some other taiko related resources you might find helpful:Isaku's Homepage:http://www.isakukageyama.com/ Taiko Information:Taiko Playing StylesWhy are Taiko Drums So Expensive?How to Play Taiko Drums5 Ways to Get Better at TaikoFinding and Learning Taiko MusicGetting in Taiko Playing ShapeTaiko Drums vs Other PercussionTaiko Building:Where to Get Taiko DrumsHow to Make a Happi CoatHow to Make a Taiko DrumHow to Make Handles on a Taiko DrumHow to Make Shime and Oke Taiko HeadsHow to Make Taiko Skin (Drum Heads from Cow HideHow to Make Practice Taiko DrumsHow to Paint a Taiko DrumHow to Make Practice Shime DrumsHow to Make Taiko Sticks (Bachi)How to Make Tire TaikoHow to Raise MoneyTaikoSkin Podcast The TaikoSkin podcast covers a whole range of topics related to taiko- building drums, starting groups, getting performances offers, going to grad school. Just about anything really. Download them in the iTunes store, or find all of the episodes here.As always, take care and keep on drummin'.

If only I'd known that when I first started playing taiko. Isaku Kageyama and I talk about things that would have been helpful to know when we first started playing.audioPlayer( "EP20WWK", "http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10907961/TaikoSkinPodcast/WishedWeKnew.mp3", "Things We Wished We Knew") Tip of the MonthAre they famous? Has anyone ever heard of them? Don't let these questions affect you when exploring new taiko music. Try to cast out the preconceptions and you'll have a much better chance of making some interesting discoveries.Video of the MonthWe have two videos this month- the first is a feature of SF Taiko Dojo on ABC's "Profiles of Excellence", and the second is of Kenny Endo on on PBS Hawaii.FeedbackFeel free to send in your questions and comments to: taikoskinpodcast@gmail.com Here are some other taiko related resources you might find helpful:Isaku's Homepage:http://www.isakukageyama.com/ Taiko Information:Taiko Playing StylesWhy are Taiko Drums So Expensive?How to Play Taiko Drums5 Ways to Get Better at TaikoFinding and Learning Taiko MusicGetting in Taiko Playing ShapeTaiko Drums vs Other PercussionTaiko Building:Where to Get Taiko DrumsHow to Make a Happi CoatHow to Make a Taiko DrumHow to Make Handles on a Taiko DrumHow to Make Shime and Oke Taiko HeadsHow to Make Taiko Skin (Drum Heads from Cow HideHow to Make Practice Taiko DrumsHow to Paint a Taiko DrumHow to Make Practice Shime DrumsHow to Make Taiko Sticks (Bachi)How to Make Tire TaikoHow to Raise MoneyTaikoSkin Podcast The TaikoSkin podcast covers a whole range of topics related to taiko- building drums, starting groups, getting performances offers, going to grad school. Just about anything really. Download them in the iTunes store, or find all of the episodes here.As always, take care and keep on drummin'.

You wouldn't be playing taiko if you weren't getting something out of it. We'd love to hear your thoughts about how taiko has benefited you. Isaku Kageyama and I talk about how it's been a plus for us.audioPlayer( "EP21IMP", "http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10907961/TaikoSkinPodcast/Improve.mp3", "How Taiko Improves Our Lives") Tip of the MonthIt can be annoying to hear from someone else, but keep up (or get back with) the exercise! If you're looking to stick to a diet or exercise routine, nothing helps better than a partner. When one isn't available, a good app on your phone is almost is good.Video of the MonthA must-see video of a full concert by Michel Camilo, Giovanni Hidalgo & Anthony Jackson. Check out Giovanni Hidalgo's incredible percussion solos.FeedbackFeel free to send in your questions and comments to: taikoskinpodcast@gmail.com Isaku's Homepage:http://www.isakukageyama.com/TaikoSkin Podcast The TaikoSkin podcast covers a whole range of topics related to taiko- building drums, starting groups, getting performances offers, going to grad school. Just about anything really. Download them in the iTunes store, or find all of the episodes here.As always, take care and keep on drummin'.

What is life like as a professional taiko drummer? What are the necessary skills, and what do you need to be ready for? We talk about some of our personal experiences of drumming as a full-time job.Our guest, Joe Small also talks about his experiences in the professional taiko group, Kodo. It's an eye-opening talk about what it's really like in the world of an apprentice.And here's a link to our first TaikoSkin Podcast episode, where we first started talking about professional taiko. Quality's low, but check it out. Tip of the MonthLearn a different musical instrument, besides taiko. And the earlier you start, the better.Video of the Month Stefon Harris talks about how actions are perceived as mistakes only because we don't react to them appropriately.Feedback We recently received an email about some problems with the player, specifically when used with Chrome. We're working on a solution, but for now, you can listen to all the episodes from the iTunes store (for free of course): TaikoSkin on iTunesWe are always looking for your feedback. Do let us know if you've noticed any technical issues, or have general questions/comments about our podcast. You can send them in to taikoskinpocast@gmail.comHere's the actual podcast:audioPlayer( "EP12PT2", "http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10907961/TaikoSkinPodcast/Pro%20Taiko.mp3", "Professional Taiko 2") As always, take care and keep on drummin'.

If money, time and language weren't an issue, I think most taiko players out there would seriously consider an opportunity to train in Japan. But is it really worth it? Or is it just a preconceived notion that going to Japan makes you better? We'll be talking about this and more in this Taiko Skin podcast episode.We also have Joe Small as a guest once again, to talk about life at Kodo, and the senpai-kohai relationship in Japan.Tip of the MonthMake a website and get your name out there.Step 1: Build a website (build one here)Step 2: Search engine optimization (add your site to a directory)Step 3: Drive traffic to your site (share your articles)Video of the Month Incredible talk and demonstration by deaf percussionist, Evelyn Glennie.Feedback Click play below, or go to iTunes for previous episodes:audioPlayer( "EP11TJ", "http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10907961/TaikoSkinPodcast/Training%20in%20Japan.mp3", "Taiko Training in Japan") TaikoSkin on iTunesWe are always looking for your feedback. Do let us know if you've noticed any technical issues, or have general questions/comments about our podcast. You can send them in to taikoskinpocast@gmail.comAs always, take care and keep on drummin'.

We all want to be the best. The best player, the best group. And we compare ourselves to others in order to gauge where we stand. And this leads to competition, sometimes heated, sometimes passive. But is this healthy for the group? Does it lead to players getting better?And for anyone interested in what life is like at Kodo, we have a guest speaker, Joe Small, talk about his apprenticeship there. Check it out, its worth the listen.Tip of the MonthDon't be a chameleon, don't be superficial, don't be disconnected, biased or overly formal. And don't over-network. The Harvard Business Review provides an excellent article, and a four-step process to better networking. It isn't about the numbers, it's about having a few, close and important connections in the right place. Here's the link the article (you'll have to register to read it all, but it's well worth it):http://hbr.org/2011/07/managing-yourself-a-smarter-way-to-network/ar/1Video of the MonthThis guy is awesome. Don't know where it was recorded, or who the drummer is. But it's worth the watch, check it out. Plus the jump: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cXxQ5kQVO0Click play below to hear this podcast:audioPlayer( "EP10CP", "http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10907961/TaikoSkinPodcast/Competition.mp3", "Taiko and Competition")   TaikoSkin in the iTunes StoreYou can find the TaikoSkin Podcast on iTunes, so simply go to the following link to listen and download episodes (yes, for free, don't worry).http://itunes.apple.com/ne/podcast/taiko-skin/id430141469If you're an iTunes user, simply search for TaikoSkin in the iTunes store and you can subscribe to the podcast and download all the episodes. If you don't use iTunes, simply paste the following feed address into your music software, and then you'll be able to transfer any episodes onto your portable player.http://taikoskin.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/defaultAs always, if you have questions, ideas or just want to pitch in, throw us an email to:taikoskinpodcast@gmail.comKeep on drummin' everyone.

Taiko in Japan? Taiko in the US? What's the difference? Is taiko in Japan as strict as they say? Isaku and I talk about how taiko groups in the two countries approach taiko. They're pretty different, and if you're going from one to the other, it might be a good idea to know what you're in for. We also give a few suggestions on how to avoid being too rude when you first meet another group.Tip of the MonthWant to promote yourself? Make a 'Promo Box' to make your life easier. Here's the link on how to do that:http://diymusician.cdbaby.com/2009/07/promo-box-on-your-desktop/Video of the Month *(I know I said 'Video of the Week' in the episode.. sorry!)Here's On Ensemble with their piece, 'After Rain'. Great vid, fun listen, check it out: Here's the link if you need it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oiqBIuM-1DIHere's this month's podcast:audioPlayer( "EP8JUS", "http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10907961/TaikoSkinPodcast/japanamerica.mp3", "Taiko in Japan vs America") TaikoSkin in the iTunes StoreYou can find the TaikoSkin Podcast on iTunes, so simply go to the following link to listen and download episodes (yes, for free, don't worry).http://itunes.apple.com/ne/podcast/taiko-skin/id430141469If you're an iTunes user, simply search for TaikoSkin in the iTunes store and you can subscribe to the podcast and download all the episodes. If you don't use iTunes, simply paste the following feed address into your music software, and then you'll be able to transfer any episodes onto your portable player.http://taikoskin.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/defaultAs always, if you have questions, ideas or just want to pitch in, throw us an email to:taikoskinpodcast@gmail.comKeep on drummin' everyone.