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Remembering James Cumming

Remembering James Cumming

by Stephen Billias On May 1st, 2023, after a long struggle with Parkinson’s disease, James Cumming took the MAiD (Medical Assistance in Dying) medicine, which is legal in the state of Vermont where he lived. He passed away peacefully with his wife Evangelina “Vangie”...

Maya Meets Shintaido

Maya Meets Shintaido

by Stephen Billias General Instructor Jim Sterling asked me and Bela to submit an article to Shintaido of America’s Body Dialogue newsletter, using excerpts from our recently published novel Pilgrim Maya that reflect our background as longtime Shintaido practitioners....

Shintaido Northeast Kangeiko

Shintaido Northeast Kangeiko

by Eva ThaddeusIn the Northeast, our coldest cold spell this winter came in February.  It was down to zero where I live just north of NYC, and windy as well.  In an otherwise mostly mild winter, it suddenly felt dangerous just to be outside. My chickens, who...

Pacific Shintaido Kangeiko 2023

Pacific Shintaido Kangeiko 2023

By Derk Richardson It had been three years since Pacific Shintaido was able to host its annual Kangeiko gathering in person. But, after two years of surprisingly successful virtual workshops, with participants from all over North America and Europe interacting via...

Poetry in Motion

Poetry in Motion

by Robert Gaston About the authorMany of you may have been fortunate to have had a chance to do keiko with Robert Gaston.  He is a Senior Instructor of Shintaido and has practiced and studied for almost 40 years.  He is a member of the International...

An interview of Master MINAGAWA

An interview of Master MINAGAWA

Master Minagawa answers to questions prepared by Jean-Louis de Gandt for a conference held during the yearly Kangeiko of Ile-de-France Shintaido at Fort Mahon on January 25, 2020.  Master Minagawa Shintaido has many disciplines, Open hand, Bojutsu,...

Feelings of Grief

Feelings of Grief

by Connie Borden, 9 March 2022 en français ci-dessous / 以下日本語で IntroductionTomi Nagai-Rothe and Connie Borden, both Shintaido Instructors, are also active with HF Ito, Sarah Baker, Rob Gaston and many others in the Global Taimyo Community (GTC). GTC formed after...

Re-Connecting What is broken

Re-Connecting What is broken

by Tomi Nagai-Rothe en français ci-dessous / 以下日本語で IntroductionTomi Nagai-Rothe and Connie Borden, both Shintaido Instructors, are also active with HF Ito, Sarah Baker, Rob Gaston and many others in the Global Taimyo Community (GTC). GTC formed after September 11 in...

Gashuku Report

Gashuku Report

by Lee Ordeman Pacific Shintaido 2022 Kangeiko: “Cultivating Compassion”Held January 15-16 via ZoomDirector of Instruction: Shin AokiInstructors: Shin Aoki and Ula ChambersGasshuku Managers: Derk Richardson and Cheryl WilliamsZoom Manager: Sarah BakerCommunications:...

“Good is bad, bad is good!”

“Good is bad, bad is good!”

by H. F. Ito Previously I sent a post about “Good is bad, bad is good.” This is my most recent follow-up (February 2022). Unfortunately, the legal non-profit entity based in France known as International Shintaido Project was dissolved in June 2021. (Thank you...

Mind the Gap

Mind the Gap

by David Franklin Shintaido of America's new podcast has recently launched (find it at http://www.shintaido.org/podcast/), and as readers may know, the first season is an audio book: a reading of Shintaido: the body is a message of the universe by the founder of...

How Deep is Your Community?

How Deep is Your Community?

Reflections on the Global Taimyo Community Workshop, August 2021by Tomi Nagai-Rothe Over the past year I helped plan and organize – with a team of three others – a virtual international workshop marking the 20th anniversary of H.F. Ito’s founding of the Global...

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