Where to find one, anywhere in the world.
The existing lists are out of date: the US institute's public directory has a handful of names, and the Vienna institute's worldwide list still names people who have died as live contacts. So we built one that states each body's lineage — because the three lineages are genuinely different things — and checks whether the door is still open.
“Verified live” means a page on the body’s own domain loaded when we checked, on September 30, 2026; a listing without that tag may be perfectly alive — several sites block automated fetching — and will be re-checked by hand.
By institute count the field's center of gravity is not the United States. It is Germany, with 26 bodies, then Mexico (18), Austria (11), Brazil and the United States (9 each) and Argentina (8). Latin America and Iberia together outnumber the English-speaking world by nearly three to one. Israel has six bodies in one small country. And Thailand and the Philippines have nothing — no institute, no association, no named practitioner we could find in English or Thai. Nor do Singapore, Taiwan, Indonesia or Malaysia. Across Asia the entries are Japan, South Korea and Hong Kong in the east, one practitioner in Mumbai in the south, and Israel, Turkey, Lebanon, Iran, Kazakhstan and Georgia to the west.
That gap is the reason the practice behind this site is in Surin.