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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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Reiki Master Symbol
In several posts I have discussed the origins of the Reiki Master Symbol in passing, I’d like to take a look at it in a bit more detail here. Originally, the Reiki Master Symbol was not a Reiki symbol at all. Upon completion of shinpiden level studies (the master level) Dr. Usui would present his
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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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