Dates: Wednesdays February 8, 15, 22, March 1st; 16.00-19.00 CET / 7:00-10:00 AM Pacific
Location: On Zoom; All sessions will be recorded (except breakout groups)
Zoom Information: Once you have registered for this program, please ensure you are signed in to your account and return to this page to access the “Get Your Zoom Link” lesson at the very bottom of the page. The Zoom link will be added 2 weeks before the sessions.. You will then also get an email once the Zoom has been created, You must register separately on Zoom to get your participation codes and reminder emails.
Faculty: Ing. Arnold Nageler, Michael Oswald
Academic Credit: Masters – 1 credits; Doctoral – 1 credits
Enrollment: This course is available both to enrolled students and lifelong learners
Email our Registrar Veronica Saldias for more information
Course Description:
The Hack Yourself program is an Integral approach to the Amatsu Tatara Shinden. Amatsu Tatara was first written down within the ancient records of Japan 500 AD. It covers many aspects of life, such as the martial, medical, spiritual and geographical. It survived to this day through changing and developing to meet the times. In Modern-day Magic we are evolving an integral approach to the Amatsu Tatara Shinden. You can also think of it as the art of protecting yourself physically, emotionally and energetically. This micro-course is part of the Modern-day Magic program. There are no prerequisites for this course.
By the end of the full Modern-day Magic: Hack Yourself program (3 Micro Courses) you will be able to:
- Protect yourself on a physical, emotional and energetic level
- Use self treatment to avoid and correct many everyday life problems – physically and emotionally
- Know yourself better and respond with more ease to the challenges of life and your environment
- Feel Happier, Healthier and more Capable
- Explain how and why these practices work
By the end of this Part 1 Micro-course, you will be able to
- Apply the Basic Principles of Hack Yourself in everyday life
- Treat many kinds of physical everyday pain yourself
- Move more naturally to prevent tensions and injuries
- Name and locate some basic helpful acupuncture points
- Use food to amplify your health under different conditions
- Apply the Integral map of the mind to yourself and others to understand personal development and see pitfalls and obstacles on the way
The components of Hack Yourself Part 1 include:
- The theoretical underpinnings of Amatsu Tatara Shinden
- Self-treatment approaches and exercises
- Integral theory
- Budo Principles and Practices
- Self-awareness in groups
- Homework exercises and journa
Faculty:
Ing. Arnold Nageler is core faculty for the Hack Yourself courses. He worked as a mechanical engineer in installation technology and civil engineering for around fifteen years, on site, as well as being a salesman in the area.
He has been training in Martial Arts and Japanese natural Medicine for over 20 years, and holds a master teacher degree in both. The studies of Japanese medicine led him to study therapeutic massage, including many different Western and Eastern approaches and techniques. In this he founded a new life – treating patients, giving courses in Martial Arts, Amatsu Ryoho, Self-Hacking and development, communication, body language and natural movement.
He is the highest ranked Amatsu Ryoho practitioner in Austria. On his journey he has been involved with several native Traditions, mainly Shinto – Japanese Tradition, the Lakota Tradition, and Hungarian and Mongolian Traditions. He guides Vision Quests and gives Sweat Lodge Rituals based on the Lakota Traditions. Arnold integrates music, dancing, carving, drawing, painting and reading in his life and does all kinds of research to develop a bigger picture. He is married, has a daughter and lives in Austria.
Michael Oswald
is core faculty for the Hack Yourself courses. He holds an MSc in computer science and works in the space industry as senior expert for mission control systems and satellite testing.
He has been training in Japanese martial arts and Japanese medicine for more than 20 years and is head of the Austrian Association for Promotion of Amatsu Ryoho (a special Japanese Medicine), for which he also holds a teachers degree. He is also qualified in western therapies (massage, NLP master practitioner) and has been training and using other disciplines like EMDR, psycho-kinesiology, systemic therapies and shamanism.
Through the NLP training he became engaged with Integral Metatheory and uses it as his main tool for development, teaching, treating and work. He has held several talks and run courses about Integral Metatheory and how to apply the principles in real life. He is also a musician playing guitar, a little bit of keyboard and is trying out vocals by writing, arranging and producing his own music.
Requirements for Degree Students:
- End of course essay on describing the impact on your life of studying this material
- For BA students – 6-9 pages in length
- For MA students – 10-15 pages in length
- For PhD students – 20-25 pages in length
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