NKH The Study

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Nondual Kabbalistic Healing training is both a path of 

personal awakening and a rigorous training in a 

unique method of healing. Offered in one-to-one sessions 

similar to other therapeutic practices,  it serves as a natural 

complement to therapy, coaching and other healing arts.

A palette of 16 healings are taught in this four year program.

These healings developed by Jason Shulman

arise from his unique nondual understanding of the

Kabbalistic Tree of Life. They are deeply sensitive and 

powerful methods to nurture change and guide people 

 through awakening. The method rests on the inner shifts of 

consciousness that the student-healer undergoes through 

the training process as their sense of self and the ways they

meet life transform.

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The study is thorough and whilst many techniques are taught

the journey is not technique driven, rather, our aim 

is to cultivate insight, understanding, presence and 

the embodiment of our true selves.

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This integration of personal awakening along with learning

technical skills lies at the heart of the NKH program. 

It is taught in an atmosphere of safety, love, integrity and 

acceptance. The work is deep and at times challenging, yet

is filled with the spirit of joy, laughter and kindness.

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NKH The Personal Journey

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Year one begins with an open-hearted embrace of the self. Kindness is the ground we stand upon as we learn to accept ourselves exactly as we are, even as we reach towards growth. This foundational stance offers us both the refuge to be just as we are and the field in which to integrate fresh self-knowledge, deep insights into the human condition and healing perspectives that guide us on a path of personal evolution.

 

We begin to see how in everyday life we often over-identify with the ego, caught fast in its narratives and interpretations that we come to experience ourselves as fundamentally separate beings. This disconnection isolates us from each other and separates us from our own deeper nature. It is the root of much of our human suffering. The teachings of this first year begin to soften the ego into something more spacious: a portal to deeper being. These shifts open up new possibilities for the deepening of all kinds of relationship—with ourselves, with others, and with the nature of life.

 

This training addresses the question:

How do we change not only our thoughts or beliefs

but our very experience of life? 

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​Our usual experience of self is limited to a sense of

being encapsulated within the boundaries of our skin,

pretty much existing as a separative being. 

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Imagine shifts in your sense of self that viscerally

give you the experience over and over again that

this little character is having as he tries to orient via

the omnipresent map!

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The NKH path and practices open up these dimensions

of experiential connectedness, this is what the term 

awakening refers to.

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​​​​​​​During our time together, students undergo a

transformation of self that doesn't bypass

or try to 'perfect' the self, but meets it fully.

 

We discover that awakening /experiencing the interconnectedness of life is not a reward for having purified ourselves of all difficulty or brokenness. Instead, through presence and kindness, we open to a unitive experience of Life, God, Reality—now, just as we are. We learn to include and embrace the challenging parts of our nature—our wounds, our limitations—while also gaining tools to heal them so that their gravity no longer defines us. In this way, we begin to feel at home in both dynamic transformation and rest into our 'imperfect' selves. 

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This is the beginning of awakening.

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This is the illumination offered by all spiritual traditions across time—and the NKH path adds to this time honoured path an evolutionary turn that is uniquely suited to the needs of contemporary life. That turn is the paradoxical movement of both raising and diminishing the ego, healing and integrating it into its rightful place. Through this path, we become more ourselves and more the world—more personally free and more impersonally present.

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This is what it means to awaken to our full self: to return to the wholeness of human identity, no longer bound solely to the personal ego. 

 

From this way of living, freedom, connection, and deep participation in life arise naturally.