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Reiki Fees

Reiki practitioners love their work. Many love it so much they are uncomfortable being paid for it.

But if we truly love our work, and especially if we want to do more of it, why wouldn’t we be grateful to be compensated for it?

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Daily practice

Reiki Cats: Hawayo and Takata

Striding up Fourth Avenue on a cold November morning en route to sit-in on my First degree class at Beth Israel Medical Center, Reiki practitioner and artist Muriel Stockdale finds Hawayo, and Takata.

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Spiritual practice
Daily practice

The Most Important Thing

Zen Master Shunryu Suzuki said, “The most important thing is to know what is the most important thing.” What is most important in Reiki practice?

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A Dog’s (Reiki) Life

GUEST BLOGGER Dona Duke: A huge raid brought TV crews to our shelter. Forty-eight Whippets were recovered from a hoarder-breeder-puppy mill.

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Medical Reiki Wishlist

Do you have specific questions about the most effective ways to approach physicians and hospital administrators? Or would you like tips on collaboration, how to be a team player, carrying your authority as the Reiki specialist without being overbearing? Tell me now, and I’ll do my best to incorporate them into the Introduction to Medical Reiki webinar.

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Reiki and Dementia

Anita Graham, a Reiki master who took my Reiki and Medicine seminar in March 2008, shares her experience treating people with dementia.

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3 Tips for Successful Public Reiki Events

“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.”

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Manhattan Reiki

I live in New York City. I live there with 8+ million people. That’s not counting the millions who visit.

So it sometimes happens that a few other people are strolling the sidewalk or the subway steps just as I am purposefully heading somewhere, no time to spare.

My path totally impeded, the phrase arises: “Today only.”

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