International Symposium on Self Healing Process of Mind and Body

4th World Conference on Urine Therapy

Sep 14-17, 2006

The organizing committee of Korea and Japan had a meeting on Jan 16,
2006 in order to discuss changes in both conference time and place.
The following is a summary from the meeting:

We were planning to hold the conference at the Natural Campus of
Sunkyunkwan University with strong supports from the Institute of
Biotechnology of Sungkyunkwan University and Suwon city. However, we
will not be able to host the conference as we planned because of
misunderstandings and some intentional hindrances from some of
faculty members in the Sungkyunkwan University. As such, the
organizing committee decided to change venue and time of the
conference. Although it is very disappointing to lose their supports,
we have a faith that our conference will be held successfully in
better place with the help of other supporters.

Why we want to host the conference in Korea?: A brief history of
urine therapy in Korea

Dong-eui-bo-gam, a famous Korean medical therapy book which was
written about 400 years ago, described about urine therapy in detail.
Also, Korean folks have practiced urine therapy for a long time. The
number of peoples practicing urine therapy is more than two million
today. Moreover the number of doctors who recommend urine therapy is
rapidly increasing in Korea. Especially, Judge Hwang at Ul-San
district court is now trying to reform Korean medical law through a
campaign since he has observed many problems in current medical laws.
Actually the reason we planned a session regarding a medical law
reform in the conference was to hear his special seminar

The conference will be held in September

Actually September is a better period of time for conference because
it is one of the best periods of time in terms of weather conditions
in Korea. It is also better time to travel to Korea because flight
fares in September will be cheaper than summer.

Brief schedule of the conference, September 14-17 (four nights stay),
2006

14th : arrival to accommodations, Orientation of the conference at
Grand Hall after dinner

15th : Morning, General session; Afternoon, Symposium on Natural
Healing of our body; Evening; Workshops organized by subgroup

16th : Morning, General session; Afternoon, Symposium on Healing
Crisis as natural healing; Evening; Workshops organized by subgroup

17th : Morning, General session; Afternoon, Symposium on Medical law
reform; farewell ceremony with traditional folk songs and games,
announcement of next conference place)

18th: Optional tours such as Tour Yonsama, Tour Gyeongju, and Tour
Capital city Seoul [UP]

The conference place

The conference site is a popular resort because of its gorgeous
environments (mountains and river). It is located one hour drive from
Seoul. Also, the conference site is now getting popular to tourists
from Japan and East-Asia because it is only 40 minutes away from the
Namisom Island where the famous drama �gWinter Sonata�h was taken.

Address of the conference site:

595 Songsanni Sulakmyeon Gapyeonggun Gyeongido 477-855 Korea

Cheongshim Youth Center 'CHEONG-A CAMP'

Tel +(82)31-589-1004

Fax +(82)31-589-1001

www.cheongacamp.com [UP]

The logistics of the conference

The conference will be held in the Grand Hall with simultaneous
translation services (English, Korean, Japanese, other language if
necessary). We plan to have General session in the morning and a
symposium with a specific theme in the afternoon session. In the
evening, workshops organized by subgroup will be held.

All costs should be paid by attendees of the conference. Therefore,
we strongly recommend the attendee to cooperate and volunteer for
services (guidance, translation, etc) during the conference.
Manuscript and abstract of the presentation in the conference should
be submitted in advance to publish the conference proceedings. Forty
minutes will be given for the invited speakers and twenty minutes for
lectures. Workshops in the evening session will be held in the small
lecture rooms.

Poster display of personal experiences

All attendee can present their personal experiences of self healing
processes by making a poster (B4 paper size) which should contains
title, names, affiliation, picture, and contact info. Font sizes of
title and content should be 20 point and 12 point, respectively. When
you will get to the conference camp you should put on your poster
indicated place.

Workshop

In the evening session workshops which are organized by sub-groups
will be open. If you are interested in organizing a workshop, please
contact the organizing committee in advance.

Basically workshops are free of charge but if you wish to have a
special workshop in charge, you need to contact KOOK-HEE KANG about
abstract and registration fee by May 30 and then should prepare and
bring all the materials of the workshop. It is welcome for you to
display and sale your own goods.

Conference Fee

The Korean currency is Won (\). The conference fee 350,000Won should
be paid by May 30 (later then 450,000Won), 2006. This amount will
include registration fee, lodging, meals, Proceedings, CD-Rom of
personal experiences, carrying bag.

Payment can be made by the follows:

Bank transfer to KAUT (Korean Association of Urine Therapy)

Swift code: HVBKKRSE

Number 1005-800-979159

WOORI BANK SUNGKYUNKWAN UNIV. SUBBR, KOREA. [UP]

Deadline for submission of manuscript

Those who want to give a seminar, present personal experiences, and
organize a workshop should submit a manuscript by May 30, 2006.
Manuscript should be written in both English and native language.
Manuscript file in MS-Word should be sent to Prof. Kookhee Kang
(khkang@...) electronically. Appropriate lengths of the
manuscript will be 10 pages (seminar in General Session and
Symposium), 1 page (personal experiences), and 1 page (workshop),
respectively. Please include title, picture, name, affiliation, and
contact info in manuscript. Font sizes of title and content should be
15 and 10 point, respectively. Space between the lines should be
1. [UP]

Accommodations

Traditionally Korean peoples share a room for a retreat or training
camp with other participants. Therefore, we are planning to follow
the Korean tradition by allocating basically 8 persons into one big
ONDOL room with a floor heating system. The room has toilet and
shower room. Although it will be little bit painful to those who are
used to sleeping in bed, we believe it will be a great opportunity to
experience Korean culture during the conference. Moreover, it will
help the attendee to interact and communicate with peers who love to
practice urine therapy. Allocation of room to each attendee will be
determined by the organizing committee based on the order of
registration. If you wish to use a room by your own, you need to pay
extra charge per day as listed below.

4 persons ONDOL room: 50,000Won

Four bed room: 60,000Won

Two bed room: 80,000Won [UP]

Confirmed speakers as of Jan 16, 2006

Abo Doru (Japan): immunologist, Nigata Medical School

Sanno Kamataro (Japan): medical doctor at Sano Clinic

Komiyama Setusuk (Japan): medical doctor at Komiyam Clicic

Jeon Se-il (Korea): director of alternative medicine at Pocheon
Joonmon Medical School

Hwan Jong-Kook (Korea): chief judge at Ul-San District Court

Son Myungse (Korea): professor at Yonsei Medical School

John. C. Chah (Korea): former scientist of alternative medicine at NIH

Kang Kil-Chun (Korea): professor at Medical School of Chungnam
National Univ.

Chin Kyung-Hee (Korea): director of Chung-Sim Oriental Hospital

Im Jong-Ho (Korea): professor at Eulgi Medical School

Jeon Hong-Joon (Korea): director of Hangbok Hospital

Sung Dong-yoon (Korea): director of Su-dong Hostpital

Herald Tietze (Australia):

Inneborg Allmann (Germany)

Gottfried Jilg (Germany)

Wynhausen (USA);

Banchop (Tailand): Balavi National Health Center

Luang Pho Singthon Naratpho(Tailand): former professor

Patamavadee Kasikam(Tailand):

é°Šó•¶(Taiwan):

Fatima : director of Fatima Hospital

Inoue Atom : Professor of biosalud

Balkrishina.L. Nalavade(India):

R.M.Shah (India): [UP]

Updated program

More detailed program will be updated after review of the submitted
manuscripts by May 30, 2006. We will post the updated program into
homepage of the conference. Also, we will send an e-mail message
contains the updated program to those who have registered.

How to get to the conference site from Incheon International Airport

There is a shuttle bus service to Cheongpyeong at the Exit #8A of
Incheon Air port. It will take about 2 hrs from the airport to
Cheongpyeong (fare:10,500 Won, about $11). We are planning to run a
shuttle service between Cheongpyeong and the conference site.

If you will come by bus, you can take bus #1300 in front of
Cheongryangni station of Seoul, it will take you to Cheongpyeong and
transfer to taxi or shuttle bus for Cheongshim Youth Center�gCHEONG-A
CAMP�h.

You can come to Cheongpyeong by train from Cheongryangni station of
Seoul. [UP]

Optional tour

Those who want to enjoy optional tours from September 18, 2006 should
contact the travel agency individually.

Tour info

You can get tourist information from Korea National Tourism
Orgainzation (onestop@...) and themetourkorea Tel +82-2-
525-7621, The followings are some of popular tour programs:

‡@ Tour Yonsama

Very close to Namisom by bus and 40 minutes from the conference camp.

Drama Winter Sonata

‡A Tour Capital city Seoul

10 million people, Palces of Lee dynasty for 500 years, National
Museum with 1500 years old history, Shopping street of Etaewon, Old
street of Insadong

‡B Tour Gyeongju old city of Shillla for 1,000years

Bulguksa Temple & Seokguram Grotto (UNESCO�fs World Cultural Heritage)
built in AD 528, Bomun Tourist Museum Complex, Gyeongju National
Museum etc. 4 hours by bus from the conference camp.

‡C Tour of the Tunnels which are made by North Korean for an invasion

Prof./Dr. Kookhee Kang:

4th World Conference on Urine Therapy

300 Chunchundong Jangangu Suwonshi 440-746 Korea

Faculty of Life Science & Biotechnology, Sungkyunkwan University

Tel +(82)-31-290-7802, Fax +(82)-31-290-7891

e-mail: khkang@...