Ethics & Transmission
Ethics of Transmission of
Spiritual Teachings and Awakening Practices
Nourished by a wide range of experiences and now free from professional obligations, I am able to devote myself fully to the transmission of spiritual teachings and practices drawn from East Asian traditions. My work is based on a deep study of these teachings, applied with the intention of supporting inner transformation and the well-being of the human being.
I am neither a religious, nor do I claim to be a “spiritual teacher” or an official representative of any formal tradition. I do not assert any religious authority or initiatory status. My aim is simply to share what I feel may be of benefit — with respect, discernment, and fidelity to my own inner path and understanding of energetic and vibrational practices.
Shingon Buddhism and other related traditions (such as mantra therapy, Ajikan meditation, and the healing practice of Kaji) offer immense spiritual and therapeutic richness. Some of these practices are reserved for initiates within a legitimate lineage, and I honor that fully. Others, however, have crossed time and borders to become accessible to those seeking answers along their own inner path. It is in this spirit that I integrate certain elements of these traditions, always with care to explain their origins and underlying essence.
My approach neither dilutes nor distorts the teachings. It is a respectful adaptation, intended to highlight the therapeutic and psycho-emotional dimensions of certain vibratory practices. I understand that every tradition has its own guardians and codes, yet I believe that knowledge, when shared with clarity and kindness, can offer meaningful resonance to anyone walking a sincere path.
I transmit only what I consider meaningful — grounded in study, embodied practice, and lived experience — never based on claims of spiritual authority. My research lies at the intersection of spiritual traditions, deep emotional processes, and energetic practices rooted in ancestral healing arts. This approach is part of a broader vision of spiritual medicine: a path of vibrational harmonization and subtle awareness, in service of inner transformation. The human being remains at the heart of it — with their aspirations, their wounds, and their longing for meaning.
Those seeking a strict and orthodox transmission of Shingon should turn to its official representatives. But those who feel drawn to a vibratory and psycho-emotional approach inspired by these teachings — offered with respect and sincerity — may, I hope, find resonance here.
It is with this posture of openness and integrity that I continue along my path — to explore, to support, and to transmit — in harmony with who I am and what I feel called to share.