What happened regarding Reiki in 2017? What did you show most interest in, what plans didn’t materialize, and what do you want in 2018?
Reiki Pilgrimage
Takata student and Reiki master Susan Mitchell made a Reiki pilgrimage to Mount Kurama, where Mikao Usui had the spiritual awakening that led to Reiki practice.
Reiki Memory Lane
GMHC classes taught people with HIV/AIDS to practice self Reiki. Doctors noticed benefits, which led to the first hospital Reiki program.
Practice for Life. And Death
Your nervous system takes the path of least resistance, which leads to drama and suffering. Daily self practice creates a path to happiness and health that becomes your default response.
Reiki Is Boring
Reiki is boring, and that’s a good thing. You likely have enough drama in your life. Reiki helps you stop thinking and find gold in that boredom.
True Happiness
How would your life be different if you practiced true happiness and experienced your life with happiness as the backdrop? You could. Start now. Right now.
Shamanic Reiki, HUH?
What is shamanic Reiki really? Is it possible to meld active shamanic approaches and passive Reiki practice or is it wiser to use each on its own?
Starting Daily Self Reiki, Again
Imagine learning Reiki, practicing for18 months, and stopping. Fast forward 30 years. You start self practice again. Has your practice faded or is it still there for you? Here’s one woman’s experience.
Reiki in Hospitals: an Update
Only heart disease and cancer kill more Americans than medical care and staff burnout is rampant. Reiki in hospitals is helping. Here’s how it’s being offered.
Does It Matter Whether You Pay Attention to Reiki Practice?
Paying attention to your Reiki practice can enhance your experience, but it’s not necessary.
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