
Practice Thinking Truth
The goal of spiritual practice is to experience truth. Skillful questioning is part of the process. How can we see the truth of our practice if we don’t look?
The goal of spiritual practice is to experience truth. Skillful questioning is part of the process. How can we see the truth of our practice if we don’t look?
Reiki practice makes it easy to cultivate new growth and happiness.
Why one woman took a second First degree class, and what she gained.
Protect your Reiki healing, meditation, yoga, or other spiritual practice now and it will protect you.
Reiki practice draws us back from a future fantasy to a present we can live with joy.
Founder Mikao Usui referred to Reiki healing as the Secret Method for Inviting Happiness. Here’s one woman’s story.
Reiki practice brings primary health care, and health care reform, home where it belongs.
Rosina Wiltshire is an accomplished woman with an impressive resume in international relations. And she has the most intriguing Reiki master story I’ve ever heard. So I asked her to share it.
After 16 years of PTSD and insomnia, New York writer and award-winning filmmaker David Baugnon has been sleeping soundly since learning First Degree Reiki with Medical Reiki master Pamela Miles.
Reiki master Paul David Mitchell received all his Reiki training from Hawayo Takata and has been practicing for 33 years. Nancie Teresa Biver shares her insights from hearing Pamela Miles’ recent interview with Paul.
Do you have questions about Reiki practice? How can I help?
Guestblogger Suneil Shrivastav shares his experience teaching First Degree Reiki to inmates at a women’s prison in India.
Let’s begin 2012 by sharing our Reiki stories. How did you come to practice Reiki? What gifts has your practice given you? How will you bring Reiki to the world?
Identifying your doubts helps you deepen your understanding and develop conviction in the transformational power of your Reiki, meditation, or other spiritual healing practice.
Ever notice that when we feel bad, no matter how sure we are that we want to feel better, what we really want to do in that moment are things that would most assuredly make us feel worse, if not immediately, then not too soon after?
Are you a visionary or a builder? Through consistent spiritual practice, you can be both, actually becoming the vision you have for the world.
Grounding and meditation may not come naturally to you, but you can learn a few basic skills that will make a world of difference in your everyday life, and when offering Reiki healing.
When Reiki practitioners don’t know how to hold our balance, we can be in danger anywhere, even in an otherwise safe Reiki space. Ayurveda can help.
Reiki practice is a simple, effective balm in complicated times.
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.
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.
When you’re feeling alone and isolated, Reiki treatment can help you feel better. It also helps you see what else you need, and how to get it.
Reiki practice not only reveals truth from within, it also prepares us to be in its presence, because it’s not easy to face truth without needing to embellish it.
A Reiki routine helps you connect with the benefits of your Reiki practice no matter where you are or what else is happening in your life.
Does your unexperienced specialness keep you from being happy? Reiki practice can help.
What are the differences between the local and the global aspects of Reiki treatment, and what does this mean regarding hand placements?
Have you ever wondered, what is it we send when we “send Reiki?” Surely it’s not Reiki itself. No matter where we might want to send it, isn’t Reiki already there?
If you are practicing on others, especially as a hospital or hospice volunteer, and you are not practicing daily self-treatment, you may well be a Reiki martyr. (Audible gasp) “But,” you sputter, “Reiki is safe. I was taught that Reiki is safe.”
Hiroshi Doi spoke from his practice, based in Usui’s practice; Hyakuten Inamoto spoke from his practice, based in Hayashi’s practice; and I spoke from my Takata practice.
Campaign for Credible Reiki raises three important questions: Who decides what’s credible? By what standards? How can Reiki practitioners establish credibility?
As doctors graduate medical school, they are famously told, “Half of what you learned in medical school is wrong, and we don’t know which half.” If only the Reiki community were so forthright.
Even if you practice daily Reiki self-treatment, glass-half-empty thinking dribbles your wellbeing here and there, frustrating your efforts to fill your glass, and you don’t feel as well as you might. Two simple explorations can help you redirect now.
“Ask, ask, ask.” Reiki master Hawayo Takata knew there was a time to practice and a time to ask.
GUEST BLOG: My decision to learn to practice Reiki was more or less a last resort. I had reached a pinnacle of dissatisfaction and anxiety, and my usual coping methods were not working.
I was comfortable with my practice until immediately after the master class, when my teacher said, “Now you are ready to go out and make other Masters.” I felt a twinge of shock, and wanted to say, “What the heck are you talking about? I am brand new at this Master thing! How could I train another master now?”