Straightly speaking, the
Daireindo can be considered as a New Age System from Japan. Perhaps you have
come across this type of practice in one time or another. Let’s explore this
Daireindo system together before we move on to more teachings “made in Japan”.
Mr. Tanaka Morihira
Daireindo was founded by
Mr. Tanaka Morihira (田中守平, 1884-1929). While he was working in the Ministry
of Printing Bureau in 1903, he was put under surveillance by the authorities
for some reasons. That was when Tanaka went on to an extensive fasting of 90 days.
During the fasting he discovered his body vibrates vigorously when he was
making certain hand postures and the vibrating hand when placed on the body of
a sick person; elevates the pain significantly. In short, this is somehow
similar to the Reiki system.
Mr. Tanaka’s teaching was
later expanded to China where it is called Lingzhishu (靈子術). Daireindo has some similarity with Waidangong (外丹功) but it is much simpler.
The basic of Daireindo
postures:
·
Press your palms
together as if you are praying while reciting “Zenshindairein” (全真太靈) continuously and relax.
In time you will find that your hands are shaking automatically.
·
Now extend your
hands forward with your finger pointing forward and recite “Zenshindairein” as
before until you feel the movement. Your arm and your body should be at right
angle.
·
After you have
successfully induces movement, lower your arms at your sides and your arms will
shake automatically.
To test your power:
·
Get a piece of
wooden plank and put it on a table top, then put your palm gently onto the
plank and try to vibrate the plank. When you have successfully done that, add a
second plank. A season practitioner can move up to 10 planks.
It is said that once you
have mastered this art, you can hardly fall sick and you can topple a person at
a distance of about 6-8 feet. Well, same old words; try it J.
Some Daireindo techniques
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