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 History
of KIN TATSU KAI, INC
FOUNDER
BIOGRAPHY: PAUL SHER
The
Society was founded by Paul Sher of Bridgewater, New Jersey.
Sher has studied Oriental healing and martial arts since 1966.
He
holds a 5th-degree Black Belt in Okinawan karate and certified
as an instructor by the International Isshinryu Karate Association
as well as by the Southern Karate Union. Sher has trained with
the Tiger Karate Society under Master Richard Mrofka, and the
Samurai's Den with Bob Malenchek, Aikido at the Aikido schools
of New Jersey with Rick Stickles and at the Ki Society with
Terry Pierce. Sher also trained with Jack Hoban and received
a Black Belt in Togakure Ryu Ninjutsu with the title "Bushin"
Spiritual Warrior. In 1989 he received an honorary membership
in the Japanese Swordsmanship Society (Nippon Budo Sogo Dojo).
Also in that year, he studied Tai Chi and Qi Gong with Professor
Cao Sui Yu of the Capitol Institute of Beijing and later trained
with Master Fa Xiang Hou, Dr. Ji Liang Chen, and Dr. Yang Jwing-Ming.
Sher is a member of the National Qi Gong Association.
After
graduating from the Meridian Shiatsu Institute in 1984, He trained
briefly with Wataru Ohashi at the Dai Bosatsu Zendo. Sher is a
Shiatsu Practitioner certified by the Association Of Bodywork
Therapies of Asia (AOBTA), a Massage/Bodywork teacher certified
by the Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals (ABMP),
a Hypnotherapist certified by the International Association of
Counselors & Therapists.
Sher,
a retired research scientist, has held memberships with the American
Chemical Society, New York Academy of Sciences, Past Chapter President
of Sigma Xi: the Scientific Research Society, and the Coblentz
Society for Spectroscopy. He was an active member of the Johnson
& Johnson Corporate Analytical & Instrumentation Subcommittee
being an editor of that group's worldwide journal "ENDPOINT"
and received several awards for his contributions as an editor
and "Distinguished Service to Analytic Chemistry."
History
of KIN TATSU KAI, INC
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