LIFE SKILLS of the AMATSU TATARA | Ninjutsu healing | Grandmaster Dr. Masaaki Hatsumi Documentary

[@nathangedamke2041]

This is a very fascinating subject, and it is wonderful to have footage of Soke speaking about more than just Taijutsu. Thank you so much for sharing this!

[@ninpowarrior]

Sucn an awesome video. Thank you very much Dennis and Chris

[@susannewilliams]

Immeasurable Treasure.

[@adamkiefel79]

Excellent video. Will buy the book shortly.

[@japanseacupunctuur]

Fantastic! Thank you very much for sharing. 🙏🏽

[@active-balance]

Thank you, we are happy to be able to share this.

[@jimmygillen8335]

This is so good!

[@klopaklope987]

The dude translation is terrible

[@active-balance]

I know that is why we had the translation done at a later date, which is displayed underneath. Lots of information was missed out

[@GilesHartop]

hatsumi was clever he chose bartram because he was a osteopath. i believe its just the same princples

[@active-balance]

Hatsumi was very clever, he knew that because Dennis Bartram was originally trained as an osteopath (but had already broke away from osteopathy, and was using a blend of kinesiology, meridian therapy, visceral and cranial manipulation), he would already understand the principles, so he could teach him, rather than starting from scratch. He always said "because of what you already know, I can teach you the Amatsu principles", which changed totally how Dennis applied therapy

[@GilesHartop]

@@active-balance very interesting but i dont really rate hatsumis work much of it come into exaggeration. my great grandfather of 104 does something similar

[@active-balance]

@@GilesHartop Very good, when you go look at all the old traditional forms of medicine, they a come from similar origins and wisdom. Hatsumi always said that a student should surpass the teachers skill, Dennis always mentions that when teaching. In that respect I believe that’s why Hatsumi chose Dennis Bartram as his student

[@GilesHartop]

@@active-balance this is great but i dont think dennis surpassed hatsumi is his skill either i remember years back in usa taikai he sealed a like cut with a katana on one of the students blood was everywhere he went up and sealed it with "cold energy" and said this is heart skill.

[@active-balance]

@@GilesHartop that’s great, we are very thankful for Hatsumi to pass on his skills for us all to benefit. Hopes and best wishes to your great grandfather passing on his knowledge and skill

[@chosenasagao]

A Japanese lie Ninjutsu scammer who is listening to lies to the world. In Japan, acupressure does not require a doctor's qualification.