Jin
Jin is the symbol for telepathy. It is performed as shown in Photos 3.11, 3.12. Neutral breathing is used. At the physical level, Jin lessens physical energy. At the mental level, however, Jin greatly increases the mind's telepathic powers. Jin is used to read the character, the emotions and the thoughts of others. Not only can it mask one's own thoughts from others, but it can also present a false impression or mindset as well. A disguise, for example, must be mentally perfect as well. A...
Zai
Zai symbolizes the extended harmony gained by merging with the universe. It is the symbol for true invisibility, Photos 3.16, 3.17. Use neutral breathing with Zai. Under the influence of Zai, a Ninja feels physically in touch with all the elements, to the point of being a part of them. Mentally, the Ninja perceives this harmony even more acutely. Instead of utilizing the manifestations of those elements within the self, the Ninja psychically merges with them. Ninja use Zai to develop the...
The Hands
The hands are important to a human being. Without them we are helpless. Study Diagram 2.1. Each digit of the hand represents one of the five elements. Each of the hands also acts as one of the polar nodes of one's inner forces. These poles influence and are influenced by the various internal and external manifestations of the universe. Practice and meditate on each of the following techniques. Memorize them, their significance and their functions.
PART The Jumon Power Grid
As formidable as the nine cuts of the Kuji-kiri are when used separately, they can be symbolically woven together to create a power grid which summons the total energy of all nine symbols. Through a series of horizontal and vertical cuts, as illustrated in Diagram 3.1 and Photo Sequence 3.20-3.23, Ninja can form this power grid and tap into its power. The names of each cut can be spoken silently or aloud as they are performed. Juji, the final tenth cut of the Jumon, Photo 3.24, is thrust...
Applying Jumon Training
Each of the Jumon techniques can be utilized according to their specific abilities as described in this manual. It is up to the individual Ninja in a specific situation to decide upon what modes or strategies will be useful and effective. But there are other areas of Ninja expertise which are closely related to the Jumon, if not a part of it. Some of these techniques are difficult to describe, and dangerous to practice. This manual cannot describe everything. Remember, there are 81 hand symbols...