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Vita Myochi Relia Wecker

Myochi Relia Wecker was born in Zurich on the 11th of November, 1944.

1965

Encounter with two of the first Yoga teachers in Europe, Selvarajan Yesudian and Elisabeth Haich. Start of the Yoga training.

1979

Yoga training in Germany with Roque Lobo and in India. Beginning of Zen meditation with Pater Enomiya Lassalle and Pater Willigis Jäger.

1981



First encounter with Fumon Nakagawa Roshi. Many years of intensive Zazen practice with Nakagawa Roshi. First instructions for supporting Yoga exercises during sesshins in the Domizilium Weyarn. At the same time, Ikebana training with Georg Hölzl and training of the Tea Way with Yoshinori Kawasaki. Encounter with Mary Burmeister, studies and practice of Jin Shin Jyutsu ever since.

1983

After teaching Yoga in the Health Park of the Olympic Centre followed the opening of her own School of Yoga and JSJ Clinic in Munich. Several stays in various Indian ashrams during the following years.

1987

Acquisistion of the rooms for Fumon Nakagawa Roshi's centre Jikishin-Kai in the city.

1989

Completion of naturopathy studies.

1991 Cancer diagnosis, withdrawal to the mountains, intense studies of the old ways of traditional healing. Encounter with Mata Amritanandamayi, being Amma's student since then.

2003







Renewed encounter with Fumon Nakagawa Roshi as a spiritual partner. Together, step by step, they started to realize Roshi's vision of the Centre for Wholesome Living. Both her extensive knowledge from personal experience as well as her versatile health-related knowledge are passed on in her courses. Together they established courses and clinics that deal with cancer related topics. Jin Shin Jyutsu is through Myochi R. Wecker fully incorporated into the courses and every-day life of the monastery community. It has been part of her life for almost 30 years. Through Myochi R. Wecker's presence the Yin energy has found a place in Fumonji to achieve together with the Yang energy the "Buddha Way as a Healing Way".

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