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Reiki Blanket
When my daughter was a baby she used to get Reiki on a regular basis. As a result, she’s grown up with Reiki as a normal part of her worldview. yesterday, while preparing some old clothes for recycle she grabbed this old worn out blanket from the pile and squealed… “my Reiki blanket!” I thought
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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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Summertime Reiki
Summers in Japan are hot and extremely humid. In fact, the first dose of real summer came today and it got me thinking about what might be done, Reiki wise, to make it a bit more tolerable… and here’s what I came up with… Give Reiki To The Temples No, I’m not suggesting you make
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Komyo Reiki
Komyo Reiki, or Komyo Reiki Kai as it is known in Japan, is the style of Reiki developed by Rev. Hyakuten Inamoto. It is predominantly a traditional Japanese Reiki system which endeavors to maintain the original practices and energies developed by Dr.Usui. Hyakuten Inamoto Hyakuten Sensei (as he is called by his students), or Hyaku-En
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Reiki and Alcohol
I remember one of my first Reiki Master trainings with Hiroshi Doi (way back before I was part of the Gendai Reiki Konshinkai Club) when the topic of Reiki and alcohol came up. I was pretty sure of my understanding of Reiki at that point… but all that was about to change with a single
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