about jiaido
the path to love oneself
JIAIDO movement meditation is the art of self-development,
a practice designed to awaken your true potential.
Our Mission
JIAIDO movement Meditation
The path to presence & self-awareness
JIAIDO is a contemporary practice designed to guide you toward deeper self-awareness, inner balance, and authentic living. It is an invitation to step out of the mind’s habitual noise and into the present moment, where you can reconnect with your body, heart, and true potential.
Rooted in the harmonious integration of movement, meditation, breathwork, touch, and creative expression, this method offers a structured approach to reconnecting with one’s true essence.
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the holistic system of inner development & transformation
Each area is designed to help you navigate the challenges of everyday life with presence, awareness, and a holistic perspective.
movement meditation
Through the harmony of conscious movement, breathing, and rhythm, you can truly feel the power of the present moment.
JIAIDO Workshops
In our workshops, you’ll discover how to release stress, connect body and mind, and restore your inner balance and peace.
MEANING
The philosophy Of JIAIDO
The name JIAIDO derives from three Japanese kanjis:
JI – Self
AI – Love
DO – Path or Practice
Together, they signify
The Path to Love Oneself.
This philosophy emphasizes the journey of embracing your authentic self, not in a superficial or self-centered way, but as the deep recognition of your true value — beyond roles, thoughts, and appearances.
It’s about cultivating a compassionate and loving relationship with yourself, leading to genuine connections with others and the world.
meet the creator
The Origin of the Path
JIAIDO was created by Ajiit, a contemporary master of inner disciplines, who has dedicated his life to guiding others toward self-awareness and conscious living.
Drawing from decades of spiritual and physical practice, he developed this unique movement meditation as a complete and accessible system to support deep inner transformation — regardless of age, background, or belief.
The method is currently practiced in Hungary and supported by a growing international community of students and certified instructors.
how it works
Awakening your true potential
Would you like to be free from inner limitations and live in harmony with your natural abilities?
JIAIDO is a living practice that brings you back into direct connection with yourself through your body, breath, and rhythms.
Step by step, breath by breath, you awaken your inner power, energy, and balance.
consious movement
Reconnect body and mind through mindful, flowing movements to be present, Here and Now.
conscious breathing
Deepen your breathing harmonized with the movements, creating space and vitality within.
elements of nature
Move with the qualities of Earth, Water, Fire, and Air to restore inner harmony.
Rhythms
The rhythms of slow and fast, soft and strong help you find balance in your self-expression.
founder message
“JIAIDO is an invitation, a motivation to look towards your own self.
In our daily life we are so occupied with the things of the world, the things we can see and touch, that we forget about our own nature – because that is invisible. If you would like to be happy, if you would like to be satisfied with your own existence, you need to get close to your own being.
JIAIDO means The Path To Love OneSelf –
it leads you to live in friendship with yourself.”
testimonials
Loved By Our practitioners
True stories of how movement meditation can help find balance, confidence, and a deeper connection to yourself.
“In a short time, the practice has brought profound changes to my life. I can focus better, trust myself more. After each practice, I feel energized, calm, and balanced. Letting go of expectations has made it much easier to stay present in the moment.”
Panna Plank
“JIAIDO invites me to a unique journey to deeper self-understanding, inner peace, and harmony with myself. Many of us struggle under the pressures of everyday life, often feeling disconnected from our true selves. This practice helps restore that connection.”
