Biography of Kyoko Higashikawa, Therapist

Influenced by her father, who is a psychic, she has been inspired since childhood and grew up with spiritual values. I spent about 8 years in the United States (Honolulu, Boston, Washington DC, etc.) during my university and graduate school days. After returning to Japan, I have worked as a public relations consultant, business writer, and copywriter for many major international companies both in Japan and overseas, helping with cross-cultural communication and bridging the East and West. As I became a freelancer and started working, I gradually distanced myself from profit-seeking companies and shifted my focus to companies that are friendly to nature and animals and helpful to people. Also, when I was living in the United States where materialism was overemphasized, I traveled to developing countries around the world and touched the origin of spiritual richness, which accelerated my quest for the soul. Based on an international perspective, his hobby is interdisciplinary inquiry, studying psychology, astrology, theosophy, Reiki, Kabbalah, etc. He is attracted to ancient ruins, sacred places, ley lines, etc., and has traveled to more than 40 countries around the world. have increased.

I worked as a psychological counselor for suicide prevention for about 10 years as part of social contribution activities that are close to people's souls, and refined my counseling skills. In particular, we have a wealth of experience in counseling foreigners living in Japan.

He studied under spiritual leaders around the world, including Findhorn, Scotland, Sedona, Arizona, USA, and Hawaii, and has explored the universe and ancient history on his own.

In this way, the research history of the spiritual world field extends to about 30 years.

In 2014, I opened a healing salon in Kichijoji in accordance with the instructions from my Higher Self to return the accumulated knowledge and experience to the earth and make it useful for the people of the earth.

While working as a therapist, she has translated many spiritual and metaphysical books (please refer to Kyoko Higashikawa's translation work) and continues to introduce them to Japan. He is also a journalist who wrote the last media interview with Dolores Cannon, who passed away in October 2014.

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