Reiki Pages

Mikao Usui was born on 15th August 1865 in the village of Yago, Yamagata district of Gifu prefecture Kyoto, Japan. Usui attended a Tendai Buddhist monastery school at an early age. He was an avid learner and hard working student. … Continue reading →

Reiki level three is the last of three Reiki levels(as per modern reiki training system). This level is considered to be the master level. You become a Reiki master/teacher after completing this level. Now you can initiate other people to … Continue reading →

Reiki second degree (level two) prepares you for advanced healing. You will begin to transmit and receive more healing energy after completing this level. Reiki second degree also opens the door to distant healing. You receive the ability to send … Continue reading →

Reiki level one is the first of three Reiki degrees. Reiki first degree prepares you for channelling Reiki energy. After learning this level you become a channel of reiki energy and can transmit reiki to other people through your hands. … Continue reading →

Unlike academic or professional courses there is no fixed curriculae for learning reiki. There are three basic levels of training known as level I, level II and level III. There is no fixed time limit to learn or complete these … Continue reading →

The five principles of Reiki: Just for today, do not anger Just for today, do not worry Show gratitude to everything Earn your living honestly Be kind to every living thing The original document as written by Dr. Usui: ‘Shoufuku … Continue reading →

Chujiro Hayashi was the main disciple of Mikao Usui. Hayashi’s Life: Hayashi was born on 15th September 1878 in Tokyo. He was an ex-naval officer in Japanese Imperial Navy and a Naval Doctor. He graduated from Navy School in 1902. … Continue reading →

I believe there exists one supreme being – the absolute infinite – a dynamic force that governs the world and universe. It is an unseen spiritual power that vibrates and all other powers fade into insignificance beside it. So, therefore, … Continue reading →

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