Reiki Practice Discipline

The quick, palpable benefits of Reiki practice are usually enough to keep us motivated. We need just a wee bit of discipline to get started.

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Reiki Practitioner Development

Save your money. No need to take more Reiki classes. After First degree Reiki training, practitioners develop primarily through this sequence: Practice. Observe. Contemplate. Repeat.

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Hawayo Takata, Reiki & Spirituality

A common misconception is that Hawayo Takata emphasized the physical healing aspects of Reiki practice over the spiritual, but Reiki researcher Robert Fueston reveals what Takata really taught.

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Optimism and Healing

What role can optimism play in healing? As we address the facts of our lives and the world around us, mindset is everything.

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Daily Self Reiki Brings Joy

Daily self Reiki practice only seems daunting until you taste the joy it brings; one Reiki student is surprised by the gifts a little discipline offers.

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Uncertainty

The mind craves certainty. Practicing consistently appeases the mind’s appetite for certainty and trains it to remain poised in uncertainty.

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Practice Equality

Equality is real, but in order to know it, we need to experience it. That takes daily practice — Reiki practice, meditation practice, or another spiritual practice of your choice.

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Reiki Self Care Revolution

We’ve started a Reiki self care New Year’s Revolution, a community uprising against whatever keeps you from taking good care of yourself.

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Usui’s Gakkai

Japanese Reiki master and Buddhist monk Hyakuten Inamoto shares his research about Mikao Usui, the Gakkai, and how Reiki healing was originally taught.

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