Introduction to Rakkenho - The Japanese Altruistic Yoga

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Rakkenho is a unique form of altruistic yoga originating in Japan. It involves using the soles of the feet to provide a gentle, therapeutic massage to the recipient's body, targeting various pressure points. This method promotes relaxation, releases muscle tension, and restores the natural flow of healing energies within the body.

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Founder of Rakkenho

Rakkenho was founded by the late Yugen Yamanaouchi, a multi-talented individual who was a priest in the Shingon Esoteric Buddhist tradition. He was also a master baker, artist, writer, and life teacher, living at Tokoji Temple in Nara, Japan, where the Rakkenho Headquarters Dojo is located.

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Key Benefits of Learning Rakkenho

• Health and Longevity: Regular Rakkenho practice contributes to improved health and longevity.

• Simplicity and Harmony: Rakkenho teaches individuals to live simply and harmoniously with others, fostering a sense of interconnectedness.

• Mental Well-being: Deepening your Rakkenho practice not only benefits others but also eases your own mind and empowers you.

• Eco-friendly and Sustainable: Rakkenho is an eco-friendly and effective massage method that doesn't require special tools or oils.

• Acupressure Stimulation: It stimulates multiple acupressure points on the soles of the feet, enhancing circulation and overall body strength.

• Cleansing and Healing: Rakkenho aids in body and energy cleansing, potentially preventing unnecessary doctor visits and addressing various ailments.

• Promotes Peace and Dialogue: Practicing Rakkenho with a partner encourages peace and open communication, reducing hostility.

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Eligibility Criteria

• Age: Candidates aged 18 to 60 are eligible to enroll.

• Candidates above 60: Those above 60 must undergo an interview with the trainer before enrollment.

• Weight Limit: Candidates should not exceed 90 Kg.

• Physical and Mental Fitness: Candidates should be physically fit and mentally strong, capable of standing for extended periods.

• Pregnancy: Pregnant women are advised to avoid Rakkenho training and therapy.

• Recent Surgery: Those who have had surgery are recommended to wait for six months before commencing the course.

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Don't miss the opportunity to deepen your experience of Rakkenho! Register now for the upcoming Rakkenho Training Program.

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Contact Us For any queries or further information, please reach out to us at +91 9108801074 / rakkenho@srisritattva.com