Special Comments on Feeling Arts

Special Comments on "Feeling Arts"

"The experience was very meditative. At the beginning, I concentrated on images on the canvas. Later, my attention turned inward, and I became very relaxed. At the end, I had a feeling of peace and happiness. I believe that this kind of presentation for the eyes, ears, and mind has great therapeutic potential as well and could be very useful for many kinds of patients."

Andrew T. Weil, MD
Director, Program in Integrative Medicine, University of Arizona
Advisor, Feeling Arts Academy
Author of Natural Health Natural Medicine, Spontaneous Healing, Health and Healing.

"I would like to introduce a wonderful kind of art to you. It creates a visionary world of beauty in your mind with light, sound and an abstract painting on canvas. The art created there changes completely depending on your state of mind. As a result, you are guided to the world of your own imagination. I think you can even forget where you are, because of being wrapped up in this pure world of art, which eventually brings you peace of mind."

Shigeaki Hinohara, M.D.
Chairman, Board of Trustees, Japanese Music Therapy Association Chairman, Board of Trustees, St. Luke's International Hospital
Advisor, Feeling Arts Academy
Author of Ikikatajouzu (Being Skilful at Living Your Life), Yutakani oi wo Ikiru (Aging Gracefully), Inochi no Kotoba (Words of Life).

　