Weekend seminar

Objective: To transmit the basic tenants of DZR healing and train students to utilize basic DZR techniques effectively.

Introduction to Danzan Healing’s main tenants.

  • Spirit, Mind, Vital force and physical body are intertwined dimensions.
  • Health or homeostasis is a product of balance in and between each of the four systems.
  • Human beings naturally and intuitively seek balance in an attempt to heal and survive.
  • The Danzan healer assists in clearing conflicts, restoring abundant flow and correcting negative patterns allowing a rapid return to balance.

Upon completion of this lesson unit, students will be able to:
  • Discusss the symbiosis of Asian-Hawaiian healing models
  • Discuss the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine including Tao, Yin & Yang and Qi.
  • Discusss the principles of Hawaiian Huna including Unihipili, Uhane and Aumakua as well as mana.
  • Demonstrate the process of Ho’oponopono including a hai pule.
  • Demonstrate wuji qigong and Kalana hula
  • Demonstrate selected Seifukujitsu therapies

Lecture topics
  • Brief history of Danzan Healing
  • Asian/ Hawaiian connection (Both strive for balance)
  • TCM History/Theory
  • Huna History/Theory


Principles of TCM (modified if Acupuncture CEU)

  • General assessment techniques
    • Interview
    • Pulse, tongue, skin observation
  • Perceived origins of pain
    • Qi stagnation
    • Excessive
    • Insufficient
  • Basic treatment protocols
    • Acupuncture/pressure
    • Cupping, Moxibustion, Scraping
    • Internal & External herbs
    • Qigong

Principles of Seifukujitsu
  • General assessment techniques
    • Interview
    • Palpation
  • Perceived origins of pain
    • Tissue injury or adhesions
    • Joint immobilization
    • Inflamation
  • Basic treatment protocols
    • Deep tissue manipulation
    • Hydrotherapy
    • Hot & Cold packs

Principles of Ho’oponopono

  • General assessment techniques
    • Interview
    • Physical problems
    • Relationship issues
  • Perceived origins of pain
    • Negative Low Self pattern
    • Repressed and stored emotional energy
  • Basic treatment protocols
    • Actual or symbolic emotional processing between active principals

10 step Ho’oponopono process


Qi, Ki, Mana and its role in Danzan healing

  • Lifestyle factors impacting Vital force:
    • Diet
    • Exercise
    • Breathing
    • Stress
    • Emotions
    • Spiritual connection
    • Attitudes and beliefs

Hands on training
  • Qigong and/or Ho’omanamana (instructor discretion)
    • Taoist five
    • Pikopiko
    • Wuji
  • Ho’oponopono Hai Pule (blessing)
    • Basic invitation to the Aumakua (spiritual self) to allow the light of healing to flow thru the participants.
    • Guided visualizations to cut the aka chord.
  • Seifukujitsu Therapies
  • Headache
  • Stiff neck
  • Low back
  • Carpal Tunnel/Tennis elbow
  • Constipation