Of course we all like fast results. And with Reiki treatment, sometimes we get them. But that’s not instant mastery.

My incomparable qigong master knows I have little time for Yet Another Spiritual Practice. So he compassionately gave me a daily practice I can actually do.

Steve Jobs said, “Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life.” Reiki practice changes the world by changing each of us into people who value who we are and the opportunity we have to uplift the world.

The first night of our Reiki class was the first night I did not have a problem falling sleep, a problem I have had since medical school.

One woman in treatment for breast cancer reaches for Reiki healing and has a an unexpectedly good result.

Although some parts of us will never grow up, Reiki practice helps us set anchor in our hearts, so we can heal our pain and frustration.

GUEST BLOG: Four of the 22 masters initiated by Mrs. Takata attended the Northwest Reiki Gathering: Phyllis Furumoto, Paul Mitchell, Wanja Twan and Rick Bockner. Each was extremely approachable.

The more masterful you are, the less you there is.

Those who give themselves consistently to their Reiki practice find freedom they never imagined possible.

This class had the usual mix of people here to learn Reiki for the usual reasons, but they made an unusually quick shift from human doing to human being.