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REIKI WORKSHOPS REIKI TREATMENTS SYDNEY & BLUE MOUNTAINS |
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USUI REIKI RYOHO THE JAPANESE SYSTEM OF REIKI |
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CHIRON REIKI PARRAMATTA NSW |
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The System of Reiki When many of us first learnt Reiki we saw it as a hands on healing method. All of the teaching focused around hand positions, history and symbols. Research over the last decade though has identified more than this in Usui Sensei’s personal practice and teaching. The key difference with the current understanding of Reiki is the underlying importance of personal practice. It is understood that Usui Mikao spent many years in spiritual reflection and during this time he developed many skills including meditation and breathing techniques. He was of course influenced by Buddhism,Shintoism and Daoism and many of his learnings came from those traditions. A number of writers/researchers have written about Reiki as a System. Perhaps the clearest of these descriptions comes from the writings of Bronwen and Frans Stiene in their Book The Japanese Art of Reiki In this book, a must read for all serious practitioners they outline Five Elements of Reiki. Gokai or the five precepts or principles. Kokyu Ho or Japanese breathing techniques Tenohira (te’ate) or palm healing Shirushi & Jumon or Symbols and Mantras (and chanting) Attunements/Reiju or attunments /blessings.
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The More Personal Practice The More Ki is Available to You It is important that the student of Reiki comes to understand that Reiki treatments - Tenohira - are made more effective as the amount of Ki work that s/he is involved in increases.
The personal practice techniques including breathing - Kokyu Ho and associated meditations are in themselves powerful ways of increasing the practitioners Ki. At Okuden level (Reiki 2) further techniques are introduced including meditation & chanting which develops our connection with Earth, Heaven and Heart Ki. It is important that we recognise our role as Ki workers. Personal practice however brings great rewards. As with most things in life the more constant you are the more benefit you will gain. The System of Reiki can certainly bring much benefit (balance and healing)into our lives. |
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NEXT SHODEN COURSES
Our Next Shoden (Reiki 1 ) Course is
December 1/2 2007
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For All Course Dates Click Here |
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NEXT OKUDEN COURSES
Our Next Okuden (Reiki 2) Courses are
TBA |
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