Categories: Conference Presentations & Reflections
Healing With Seijaku
By: Sherry Corson
Bemidji, Minnesota
On the mend from a shattered hip, I made my conference reservation while still using a walker. I was determined to go and was able to attend using a cane. I even dared to pre-register for the introductory Seijaku class, not realizing it would be the conference highlight. I was accredited in Seijaku in 2002 and thought a different perspective was in order since I hadn’t been using it much. Bill Moore’s class was awesome. I now feel like something is missing if I don’t add some Seijaku to my TCC practice. Bill taught from the heart and brought to me the realization that Seijaku does not have to be something separate but can be at the core of our daily practice.
After returning home and resting, I realized how much stronger my leg had become and how much stronger a connection with everything in my life. Could the evolutionary impulse of the life force be urging teachers to teach Seijaku? Justin wrote, “… emptiness is overflowing with a life that has an insane urge to manifest. And Manifestation is Love.” Wow, we could all use some more love.
Topics: Conferences and Retreats, Daily Practice, Injury and Recovery, Minnesota, Personal Stories, Seijaku
Originally appeared in: November 2013
