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HAC To Induct Four Into The Order Of Twin Hearts

3/8/2018

At graduation on March 16, HAC will honor four outstanding students by inducting them into the school's honor society.

Top Left to right: Robin Hahn, Diana King, Kacper Szarejko, Jennifer Tracy

The nominations are in, and four students are recognized for embodying the ideals of the Healing Arts Center.

On March 16th, 2018 the Healing Arts Center will host the Red Robe Ceremony and present graduation certificates to students who have recently completed the school's Massage Therapy Training Program (MTTP).
The inductees for Winter, 2018 are:

Robin Hahn
Diana King
Kacper Szarejko
Jennifer Tracy

The Order of Twin Hearts (OTH) takes its name from the Meditation on Twin Hearts for World Peace originally taught by Pranic Healing Grand Master Choa Kok Sui. Master Choa was one of the most important teachers of HAC Headmaster, Tom Tessereau. Tom was a member of Master Choa's inner circle of disciples and it is the teaching on Twin Hearts that has become the foundation of the spirit of The Healing Arts Center. The Twin Hearts meditation links the crown and heart chakras (the Twin Hearts) to draw down divine energy into a human being to empower compassion and healing on a global level.

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Five HAC Grads To Enter The Order Of Twin Hearts This Session

10/2/2017

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Top left to right: Kayla Ellis, Andrew Kuhlmann, Frankey Luckett, Francesca Taylor, Killian Wood.

The Votes Are In, Five Have Been Called

On October 6, 2017 the Healing Arts Center will present graduation certificates to fourteen students who have recently completed the school's Massage Therapy Training Program (MTTP). As is the tradition at HAC, each student has overcome their personal challenges required to join the ranks of HAC's unique community of hand healers. No one graduates from HAC without being confronted by something and overcoming it. Personal transformation is the hallmark of HAC education and is considered a necessary quality for those seeking to use massage therapy basis for holistic wellness care.

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Healer, Who Are You?

5/7/2015

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David Kenyon

David Kenyon in a Nutshell

President, The Healing Arts Center, St. Louis, Missouri
Social entrepreneur and business developer
Tibetan Buddhist with monastic training
Former martial arts instructor
Author, The Lotus Blossom, a feminist novel
Licensed attorney, former trial litigator

The body heals itself.

Whether you need brain surgery or nutritional counselling, this is the one universal truth about the human body and being – the body heals itself. Whether you take pharmaceuticals or not, whether you vaccinate your kids or not, all medicine is based on this one simple principle. When we take an antibiotic, it is for the purpose of fortifying our immune system against disease so that the body can heal itself. When we have surgery to repair an injury, we may sew tissues together, but only for the purpose of holding those tissues together long enough for the body to grow new tissue to heal the wound. Medicine, all medicine, is the art of empowering the body toward generating its own wholeness and wellness.

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The Healing Arts Center Gets A New President

4/12/2015

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HAC's New President, David Kenyon, J.D.

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Graduate, Washington University School of Law
Business and employment law litigator for twenty years

Tom Tessereau, the Headmaster and CEO of The Healing Arts Center, and David Kenyon have been friends for twenty years. David, an attorney by training, helped Tom acquire the Healing Art Center back in the day. Both men are members of Kagyu Droden Kunchab, a Tibetan Buddhist group under the direction of Lama Lodu Rinpoche. In addition to their training in trantric Buddhism, both men have studied the martial arts. Both men have written books. But that is pretty much where the similarities end.

In 2004, Kenyon retired from the practice of law where he had been a trial attorney for twenty years. His practice had centered on business litigation and employment law, primarily, and he says that he simply got tired of "fighting with people all the time". "I worked with a lot of workers over the years handling workers compensation cases and I despised the way many companies treated workers", he adds.

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