Reiki
FAQ'S
Reiki
pronounced Ray Key is a Japanese word, which when translated means
(Rei) Universal Life Force and (Ki) Energy. This energy is said
to be within everyone and that we all have this “life form
energy” flowing through us.
Reiki Therapists undergo a training process known as an “attunement”
carried out by a Reiki Master, this enables them to access their
“life form energy” and strengthen the Ki of others
thus producing the necessary healing effect.....More
Reiki
Attunements
Reiki students will pass through three stages of instruction before
they eventually become a Reiki Master; for each of these stages
the student will receive at least one attunement.
Generally known as attunement (the term I will use in this article)
it is also called initiation or empowerment.....More
The
Five Usui Reiki Principles
At
the heart of Usui Reiki are five Principles. Dr. Usui believed
that in order for anyone to practice Reiki and transfer healing
energy to others, they must first take responsibility for their
own health and well being. He developed these five principles
and defined them as:-
"The secret method to invite happiness.
The spiritual medicine for all diseases of the body and mind,"
(There are many translations and variations of wording but the
ideas behind the principles remain the same).....More
Reiki
Therapy - Do Dogs Like It
People
normally associate Reiki, the ancient Japanese form of energy
therapy, as a form of healing only practiced on humans. However
the growth in popularity of owning dogs as pets has seen many
owners turning to Reiki Therapy as a treatment for their pets.....More
Reiki
in Japan and "Jikiden Reiki"
It
is interesting how what is considered "alternative therapy"
in one country is virtually mainstream in another. Here in Japan
health treatments such as acupuncture, bone setting or Chinese
herbal medicines are widely accepted as a treatment choice yet
something like Reiki, born in Japan and popular in the West, has
been greeted with extreme caution, polite smiles and sometimes
just plain fear. Understandable to a certain extent as the Japanese
kanji used for the word Reiki literally means something like "spirit
of the dead". I'd be more than a little skeptical too, wouldn't
you?.....More
Reiki
for Cats
Reiki
is derived from an ancient Eastern form of energy therapy it has
now become accepted in the West as a legitimate form of complementary
therapy. Although normally associated with the treatment of humans
it has grown in popularity as an option for treating pets especially
cats that seem ideally suited to this form of therapy.....More