This technique was developed by Hiroshi Doi, a Japanese Reiki Master who was trained in both the Western and Eastern styles of Reiki. In this technique, we send energy with our intent to those who have joined hands with us around a circle.
In learning about the roots of Reiki, it is important to divide fact from fiction or language from legend. There are some facts that most Reiki Historians agree upon. We will start with these: There was a man named Mikao Usui. He was born in 1865 in a Japan ruled by the Emperor Meiji and …
In Reiki I, students begin to sense that there is energy present in people, plants, animals, and crystals around them. The energy may feel like warmth, coolness, tingling, or just magnetism. As our senses develop, we begin to notice that the energy we work with has a variety of feelings: it may change from a …
Evaluating Temperature to Determine when there is an Energy Deficit or Surplus Read More »
Most of the readers of RCGW News have already received their Reiki I training. For those of you who have not, I will explain about the three Reiki Masters who are the “lineage bearers” of Reiki, i.e. those whose work resulted in its being brought to the West from Japan. Mikao Usui aka Dr. Usui …
Contacting the Reiki “Big Three” (Usui, Hayashi, and Takata) for Problem-Solving Read More »
This technique is good for separating yourself from your client at the close of a Reiki Session or clearing off the feeling of a public place when you return home at the end of the day. Start at the top of your head and begin with a brushing motion about one inch above your body …