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Naikan - looking inside
Naikan is a Japanese word that means "looking inside."
It is an approach to self-reflection developed by Ishim Yoshimoto (1916-1988), who was a devout Buddhist of the rigorous Pure Land sect. He sought to develop a method of self-reflection that could be more accessible to people. The result is a simple but profound process of answering three questions. The process can be done regarding the day just lived, a personal relationship, a past event, a specific period of time in one's life, an object, one's job environment.
Naikan provides an opportunity to deeply explore the truth of one's life.
For more information contact Suzanne at 318-518-6282
www.todoinstitute.com
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Naikan is a Japanese word that means "looking inside."
It is an approach to self-reflection developed by Ishim Yoshimoto (1916-1988), who was a devout Buddhist of the rigorous Pure Land sect. He sought to develop a method of self-reflection that could be more accessible to people. The result is a simple but profound process of answering three questions. The process can be done regarding the day just lived, a personal relationship, a past event, a specific period of time in one's life, an object, one's job environment.
Naikan provides an opportunity to deeply explore the truth of one's life.
For more information contact Suzanne at 318-518-6282
www.todoinstitute.com
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