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Reiki Quick Tip #1
It’s my pleasure to announce the Reiki Quick Tip Series where I will briefly describe one tip, technique, strategy, method or style related to one of The Three Pillars of Reiki that you might put to immediate use. Today’s quick tip is about Hatsurei Ho, which you can more read about in my post entitled
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Strategic Reiki
One aspect of one’s Reiki Practice lies in making the best possible use of the Reiki skills one has. I refer to this as Strategic Reiki, and although not so difficult, I find it quite invaluable when considering the big picture. I know the idea of Strategic Reiki rings forth with a military and/or business
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Reiki For Beginners
This post is designed with the complete Reiki beginner in mind. No matter what level your certification says you are at… if you are just getting started with Reiki and need a few pointers (or if you are in a Reiki Rut)… read on… Let’s face it, all people are different (and some are more
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Hana Reiki
I refer to my own personal style of Reiki as Hana Reiki. Hana is Japanese for “flowers” which represents both my last name as well as the organic (and beautiful) nature of Reiki and the Reiki Energies. I’ve alluded to this style in past posts… and have been receiving many inquiries about it… I’d like
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Gendai Reiki
Gendai Reiki, or Gendai Reiki Ho as it is known in Japan, is the style of Reiki developed by Hiroshi Doi. It contains aspects of both Western and Traditional Japanese Reiki blended together perfectly for the ultimate in Reiki training. Hiroshi Doi Hiroshi Doi, the founder of the Gendai Reiki School is perhaps best known
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The Three Pillars of Reiki
Most Reiki Practitioners that I know basically fall into one of three categories as to which facet of Reiki they find most appealing. I personally feel that limiting yourself to only one of these facets does not offer the diversity for which the Reiki path was designed, and find that a balanced approach to all
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Family Reiki
No, not that family!!! Your family!!! Unless, of course, that family IS your family. What’s that saying… “the family that Reiki’s together, stays together” or “keep it in the family” or something like that? Anyway… I’d like to discuss the first saying, that is “the family that Reiki’s together, stays together” and can testify to
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The Joy of Cooking with Reiki
They say that the best spice you can add to any meal is hunger, and while that is certainly true, I think I can do it one better. I believe the best ingredient you can add to any meal is a dash of Reiki… and here’s why… First of all are the health benefits. Just
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The Reiki Tunnel
Not far from my house is a long tunnel which I usually pass through every time I drive somewhere. Its just an ordinary tunnel, as far as tunnels go, but this one is special you see… its a Reiki Tunnel. You may be wondering, and rightly so, what exactly is a Reiki Tunnel as I’m
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Reiki Control – Or Lack Thereof
Another common question I receive from students concerns thought processes during a Reiki session, that is how can you keep up your concentration on Reiki, in a Reiki healing session? And the quick answer is… you don’t!!! There really is no controlling Reiki so there is no use in trying. The proper way to do
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