I experience this wonderful feeling of allowing myself to trust. I enjoy the resonance with my inner movement, even though sometimes katsugen [surrender practice] takes me to unknown places within. For me, it’s a permission to be curious and to follow my curiosity. It’s a very natural curiosity about wanting to be in this world in this present moment. 

There is this deep listening like when you play music with other musicians and you hear the sounds and you very naturally find the right timing and come to harmony. You find the place, where you really meet. In Sei-ki you are meeting the other person with a resonance in silence. The deep listening creates the space for healing. And you really don’t do much – and it is the not-doing, where the healing occurs. When I first felt that, it really sucked me in and there was a great feeling of joy. The response from the other person was extraordinary. 

It helps to be able to communicate with people without all the general noise that is usually there. We first become really quiet in connection with each other. From there we discover things that we weren’t aware existed. They just appear. It is not necessary to come up with an idea on how to fix people. The expertise in Sei-ki is to be able to offer a pure space, where the other person can unfold and meet him- or herself and make things happen for themselves.   

I love that there is no way to do this ‘wrong’.  I have more freedom to express myself, on my instrument and in life. There is a strong sense of support, which amazed me, given the  on line nature of the sessions.  

It is a great surprise to me what I am experiencing. When I am treated with Sei-ki it as almost like loosing consciousness. Like Lying in a cloud. And when I come back I feel so free and wide and true. When I give Sei-ki I become one with the other person. Two people become one person and one becomes no person. Fantastic. In Sei-ki I stop thinking and suddenly it is going, it comes from inside – Flow.