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Integral Dojo Uchi Deshi Program

Monday, June 14th, 2010

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The Integral Dojo is now offering a full time Uchi Deshi program in Tel Aviv.  This is a unique opportunity to experience an Uchi Deshi life-style in an “Integral Practice Community” directed by Miles Kessler Sensei, a dual lineage holder in the Iwama tradition of aikido, and the Mahasi tradition of Buddhist meditation.

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“Uchi Deshi” (“inside student”, or “live-in student”) is one who decides to make a greater commitment to aikido and related practices in a full time, total emersion environment. As a member of a practice community an uchi deshi will be engaged in the foundational practices of the Integral Dojo that include the following:

  • Aikido
  • Vipassana Meditation
  • Dojo service
  • Dharma Discussions
  • Non-Violent Communication
  • Integral study
  • Enneagram
  • Shadow work
  • Big Mind/ Big Heart
  • Spiritual Inquiry

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A typical week’s schedule involves about 27 hours of classes in aikido and related practices, as well as a weekly private interview with the guiding teachers. Further more, an uchi deshi is empowered to be a “holder of the dojo as sacred space” and participates in all of the activities that contribute to creating and maintaining that space.

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The Integral Dojo is located in Tel Aviv, Israel, near the vibrant city center and just a short 30 min. walk from its beautiful Mediterranean beaches. A typical day for uchi deshi involves training and work but also allows plenty of free time for resting, studying, processing and hanging out with friends.

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The Integral Dojo “uchi deshi” program is for those who are looking to make a higher commitment towards the development of aikido, knowledge and self-realization. An uchi deshi commitment can be either short, or long term.

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If you are interested in joining the “uchi deshi” program then please contact the Integral Dojo for further details: info@integralaikido.org

Regards,

Integral Dojo-Cho
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