reiki
Healing life force energy
Reiki is an uplifting, energetic healing modality that connects us to universal life force in a unique and practical way. This energetic practice is simple, easy to learn, and provides profound personal healing and deep spiritual growth.
Reiki is a frequency of healing energy administered by light touch or from a distance by a trained Reiki Practitioner. Receiving Reiki balances the body, mind, and soul, strengthens the immune system, reduces pain and stress, and provides a calm, healthier sense of well-being.
A daily practice of self-Reiki will give you the ability to live a happier, more mindful life. This practice is easy to learn and when put into daily practice, can have profound changes in your daily life.
Reiki I & II Training
Day 1: History of Reiki, all of the Level I skills and Reiki Level I Attunement.
Day 2: Level II skills, Reiki II symbols and how to use them. Reiki Level II Attunement.
Reiki I and II are taught together during a weekend intensive. Both attunements are given. All the information and techniques for both levels are covered including:
The Reiki hand positions.
Giving a complete Reiki treatment for self and others.
Japanese Reiki Techniques, as taught by Dr. Usui including: Gassho meditation, Reiji-ho - developing your intuition, Byosen Scanning - detecting where Reiki is needed, Gyoshi ho - sending Reiki with the eyes, Koki ho - using the breath to send Reiki, Kenyoku - dry bathing or clearing ones energy field, Jacki-kiri Joka-ho, clearing objects of negative energy.
Hayashi Healing Guide
Using Reiki for specific conditions.
The Reiki II symbols, how to use them with practice time..
Using Reiki to heal unwanted habits.
Distant healing.
192 page class manual
Class certificate.
The class is a combination of lecture, discussion and experience. Practice time includes giving and receiving a complete Reiki treatment using all the hand positions, the self -treatment, practice using all the level II symbols including distant healing, and practice using all the Japanese Reiki Techniques mentioned above.
Class curriculum and training manual have been developed at the International Center for Reiki Training (ICRT), a worldwide and highly respected Reiki organization. Upon completion students receive a professional quality certificate of achievement and are registered as students of the ICRT.
This is a very interactive class with plenty of practice time to integrate your new skills.
Cost – $450 with a $125 non-refundable deposit. Email me for more details or to schedule a group training: phlighteraimes@gmail.com
“Reiki is love,
Love is wholeness,
Wholeness is balance,
Balance is wellbeing,
Wellbeing is freedom from disease.”
A crash course in the history of Reiki…
Mataji Kawakami
In 1914, Matiji Kawakami, a Japanese therapist, created a healing style he called Reiki Ryoho, and in 1919, he published a book titled Reiki Ryoho to Sono Koka, or Reiki Healing and Its Effects. During this time, at least four other styles of Reiki healing being practiced in Japan. These modalities paved the way for the Usui Reiki System.
Mikao Usui
Mikao Usui, the founder of the Usui Reiki system, was a Buddhist monk who studied Kiko, medical science, psychology, and various healing modalities. During a ten-year quest, he studied the sacred literature of Japan, China, India, and Tibet. At the end of his journey, he created his system of Reiki and initiated sixteen masters, one of whom was Dr. Chujiro Hayashi.
“Just for today...
I will not be angry.
I will not worry.
I will be grateful.
I will do my work honestly.
I will be kind to every living thing. ”
dr. chujiro hayashi
Chujiro Hayashi, one of the top Reiki master/ teachers, took the helm after Usui passed. Dr. Hayashi was a physician and blended his medical experience with Reiki to develop a more concrete method of training practitioners. His contributions included developing rigorous training manuals and incorporating specific hand placements based on the nine major organ systems.
hawayo takata
Hawayo Takata, born in Hawaii to Japanese parents, was a student of Dr. Hayashi and the last Grand Master he initiated. Takata cleared the way for Reiki to be embraced in the west by modernizing the practice and initiating twenty-two Reiki Masters into the lineage. Her motto was “Eliminate the cause, and there will be no effect.”
“Eliminate the cause and there will be no effect.”
William lee rand
William Lee Rand, the founder of the International Center for Reiki Training (I.C.R.T.) has spent decades dedicated to the ongoing development of teaching practices and curriculum that provide the highest standards in teaching Reiki. For more information about Reiki you can visit www.Reiki.org.
“A healer’s power stems not from any special ability, but from maintaining the courage and awareness to embody and express the universal healing power that every human being naturally possesses.”