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Details:	Viviane Casimir (Ph.D.) Viviane Casimir---Reiki Master & Second Dan in Kyokushin Karate She has been immersed in Zen philosophy for a long time and found the full expression of it in the training of martial arts. After more than 12 years in the art, Viviane combines beautifully and in a unique way Kyokushin karate and principles of internal arts to offer a fundamental way of empowering oneself on many levels, and most importantly, to change consciousness, raise oneâ€™s vibration, and break oneâ€™s mental limits. Viviane has a multidisciplinary background from science (B.S. in biology) to literature (Ph.D. comparative literature), and a multicultural exposure as well (Quebec, USA, Morocco, France, Sweden). Viviane has taught at university for several years in literature and critical theory. As a professor, she has always looked for ways to bridge theory and practice, and encouraged people to question what they take for granted. Knowing oneself starts with shaking up oneâ€™s ground. In that sense, concepts and principles of Zen and quantum physics have become Vivianeâ€™s pillars in everything she does from writing to training. Vivianeâ€™s work has always been to inspire others. Myoku has become a way to empower women into leadership and Zen warrior way of life. Viviane has published many articles in academia and has delivered many conferences on various subjects, from science and literature to Myoku Kata training. She currently writes both fiction and non-fiction that aim at raising consciousness, inspiring others and opening the mind to a powerful and fulfilling personal and spiritual journey. Part of her writing is accessible through the website, and others are currently under publishing consideration. Viviane also is a Reiki Master, and Second Dan in Kyokushin Karate.
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