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Reiki Party
If you are planning a trip to Japan in the foreseeable future I’d like to recommend that you visit some time around St. Valentine’s Day in 2009. On that day, Saturday, February 14, 2009 from 3:00 p.m. to approximately 8:00 there will be a Reiki Party at Luna Hall in Ashiya City, Japan. The party
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End of the Year Reiki Koryukai
As promised, here is my report on Hiroshi Doi’s Christmas/New Year’s/End of the Year Reiki Koryukai. It was, of course, a great success and I had a most enjoyable time. The most interesting part of the day was a viewing of a DVD of Dr. Chiaki Kudoh, a Japanese Neurosurgeon, detailing on-going clinical research in
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Reiki For The Holidays
As the holiday season is upon us, I’d just like to take this opportunity to thank all my subscribers and readers for your support throughout the year and throw out a few ideas for using Reiki over the upcoming holidays. Destressing As the holiday season is a rather stressful time… be sure to give (and
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Change Made Easy With Reiki
Today we are going to look at some more practical aspects of yesterday’s post of Making Change Easy With Reiki and as I believe this is an extremely important subject we will be returning to it on occasion. The first consideration there is when dealing with change is exactly what type of change you are
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Reiki in Education
In previous posts I’ve talked about Reiki for Teachers, Reiki for Kids, Reiki and the Brain, etc., but today I’d like to put these together and discuss Reiki in specific regard to the education process, especially how Reiki can be used to accelerate and/or augment learning. Relaxed Brain Multiple studies prove that a relaxed brain
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Subtle Reiki
Subtle Reiki is is a rather advanced style of Reiki that I developed mainly for practice in understanding the subtle nature of Reiki energy. You can take a look at The Subtlety of Reiki for an introduction, should you care to. I first began the development of Subtle Reiki about 5 years ago when I
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Reiki Fatwa?
Recently the National Fatwa Council (NFC) of Malaysia issued a fatwa or religious edict declaring yoga as haram (prohibited) in their latest fight to save the soul of Islam. Their argument is that there are religious elements inherent in yoga that the council feels are against the tenets of Islam. This follows another recent fatwa
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