 The
Japanese Reiki Techniques (JRT) Workshop
Learn the Reiki exercises
and techniques that were used and taught by Dr.
Usui. Some of these exercises and
techniques are now covered in the Reiki I and II classes, but this has not
always been the case. This one-day intensive is
for Reiki students who want an opportunity to learn and practice these
powerful techniques.
Prerequisite:
Reiki I and II hands on training with a qualified Reiki Master Teacher
The Japanese Reiki
Techniques (JRT) were taught by Dr. Usui, and he considered them a
necessary part of Usui Reiki. They were recently discovered and introduced
to Reiki students in the US. “In addition to increasing the strength of ones
Reiki, they also bring Dr. Usui’s energy more directly into ones presence.“*
Techniques Covered in this Workshop
include:
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The
Real History of Reiki. This information dispels all the myths and
misinformation about the history of the Usui system of Reiki and establishes
the practice on a solid historical foundation.
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The Japanese Reiki Techniques (JRT) including:
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Gassho Meditation. Dr. Usui called this technique the
first pillar of Reiki and he practiced it twice a day.
·
Reiji-ho. Reiji means “indication of the spirit” and is
the second pillar of Reiki. This technique is a way to prepare oneself to give
Reiki.
·
Chiryo. This word means “treatment” and is the third
pillar of Reiki. The kind of treatment Dr. Usui taught relies on ones inner
guidance rather than a predetermined set of hand positions
·
Kenyoko. This word means “dry bathing” and is a technique
for cleansing ones energy before or after a treatment
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Koki-ho. This is a method that uses the breath and the power symbol or
any of the other symbols to heal.
·
Byosen. The word means “sick line” and is a technique that uses the
sensitivity in the hands to locate areas that need healing
·
Jacki-Kiri Joka-ho. “Jacki” means “negative energy” and “Kiri” means
“to cut”. This is a technique to release and/or transform negative energy from
objects.
·
Enkaku Chiryo. The word “enkaku” means “sending” and
“chiryo” means “treatment”. This is the way Dr. Usui sent distant healing.
·
Gyōshi Ho. Gyōshi
Ho is a method of sending Reiki with the eyes and is another of the Japanese
Reiki techniques.
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Demonstration and Practice with the Japanese
Reiki Techniques.
Material
for this workshop has come from research
done in Japan including the translation of Dr. Usui's Reiki handbook and other
original Japanese documents as well as interviews with members of the Usui Reiki
Ryoho Gakkai - the organization started by Dr. Usui that is still functioning in
Tokyo, Japan.
This
material was presented in the “Japanese Reiki Techniques Workshop”
by Frank Arjava Petter and Chetna Kobyasha. It is also
covered in Reiki The Healing Touch First and Second Degree Manual
©2005
by William Lee Rand and The Reiki Touch CD and Workbook
©2005 by the same author.
The Reiki II
symbols are used in these techniques.
They will not be taught in this workshop but are
assumed known.
Please review your symbols if necessary so you can use them
as needed.
Tuition: $80 with a
non-refundable $40 deposit to hold your place. There is no textbook for this
class, but appropriate notes and handouts will be provided.
Check the Workshop Schedule
for upcoming events. If you do not see a workshop at a
convenient time, please contact Margaret to see if she can schedule a
workshop at a time that works for you. If there are two or more wanting a
class, an effort will be made to schedule a class at a mutually convenient
time.
*The Healing Touch First and Second Degree
Manual by William Lee Rand
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