Reiki practice is being misrepresented, and derided, in mainstream media. The only way to change that is for more Reiki professionals to become media savvy. Here’s how.
Dismissive TV Reiki: Will You Help Change It? Read More »
GMHC classes taught people with HIV/AIDS to practice self Reiki. Doctors noticed benefits, which led to the first hospital Reiki program.
Reiki Memory Lane Read More »
The ASA is responding to complaints against Reiki websites by clamping down on claims. How can Reiki practitioners best respond to this challenge?
UK Reiki Website Regulated Read More »
Do you find Reiki hard to talk about? Practitioners often struggle to communicate Reiki practice to the (literally) uninitiated, especially the media. Caught up in Reiki enthusiasm, a practitioner can easily wind up looking ungrounded, and the practice a bit out there and, well, unscientific. It may be surprising to learn that scientists also struggle to share their work accurately, often for similar reasons.
Reiki, Science & the Media Read More »
This is a call to serve. To serve Reiki, and to serve yourself. The two go hand-in-hand (pun totally intended).
Reiki needs help putting on a new public face, the face that invites everyone–not just the New Age community–to follow Dr. Oz’s orders and “Try Reiki!”
Reiki Help Wanted Read More »
“The Reiki room was pure magic….as usual.
“I know you know this, but I just have to remind you that every year, the Reiki practitioners touch so many lives.
“You are truly doing a HUGE service to these women by introducing them to this amazing healing. I can’t believe that even after all this time and exposure, Reiki is still relatively unknown to these women challenged by cancer.”
3 Tips for Successful Public Reiki Events Read More »
May Day marks the first year of Reiki Central, and what a ride it’s been! Please celebrate with me on Saturday May 1–free webinar to discuss your questions.
Reiki Blog Birthday Read More »
“I want Reiki to be as common as aspirin.”–Hawayo Takata
Reiki-as-common-as-aspirin means Reiki available mainstream, maybe not at your local pharmacy, but available where the mainstream public hangs out. You could help make that desire a reality. Are you with me?
As Common as Aspirin Read More »
Balanced journalism covering Reiki is hard to come by, for many reasons. This week, the Syracuse Post-Standard published a piece we can work with. Let me be clear: I don’t agree with everything in this article. Regardless, I encourage the Reiki community to rally behind it.
Hospital Reiki in the News Read More »
The discussion of the US Catholic Bishops’ anti-Reiki advisory continues as PBS’s Religion and Ethics correspondent Kim Lawton interviews a Catholic nun/Reiki master, a lay Reiki master, and a representative of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops.
Reiki and the Catholic Bishops, Again Read More »
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