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Reiki Kaizen
Kaizen is the practice of continuous improvement that has kept companies like Toyota and Ford one step ahead of the competition for years. In this post I would like to discuss application of the Kaizen philosophy and practice to one’s Reiki Practice in an attempt to quantify it and simultaneously make it the very best
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Reiki Tanka
One of the regular practices of the Gakkai that has come to light is their meditation on the Gyosei, which I’d like to take a look at here. First, lets get a few definitions out of the way. Gakkai, Tanka, Waka, Hikkei, Haiku and Gyosei… to be precise. I’ll also get them listed in the
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The Reiki Power Symbol
The Reiki Power Symbol, which is known merely as the First Symbol in Traditional Japanese Reiki is by far my favorite Reiki symbol because of its sheer versatility, ease of use and, well, its power. In this post I would like to look at a very powerful, yet underused (often unused) application of the Reiki
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Resonant Reiki Exercise
It has long been maintained that the secrets of the universe are found in its frequencies, wavelengths and energies. The following exercise is a combination of Reiki and and an ancient healing system which create quite a unique and powerful healing experience when used together. The Solfeggio Scale The “C” of 528 Hz used for
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Dr. Chujiro Hayashi
I was discussing the Meiji Restoration yesterday with one of my Reiki students (who is a retired high school history teacher) when, for one reason or another, the subject turned to Dr. Hayashi. Several questions were raised and I found my answers less then adequate, so I decided to do a little research and frankly,
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Computer Reiki
After a major computer meltdown late last night, today’s post is a combination reminder to Reiki your computer and test to see if I’ve succeeded in restoring order to the universe. First of all, in case you didn’t know, yes you can give Reiki to all animate or inanimate things and in regard to yesterday’s
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