Monday, February 25, 2008

Reiki

Today I will reflect on Reiki .

Reiki has played a important role in my life as well as many others .
I myself have been attuned and practice at a master level to help others
as well as myself .
I have chosen to practice this and help others without using our traditional currency
for payment of reiki treatments .
I will list the following symbols along with the meanings .
You may develop your own reiki practice by learning more and being attuned yourself .
I am here to get you started .

Small Steps !

Here is the mantra of
the Bodhisattva of Compassion. Repeating this mantra accumulates merit and eases negative karma; meditating upon it is believed to purify the mind and body.

Om Mani Padme Hum






Cho Ku Rei

The first of the Usui symbols is commonly known as The Power Symbol. Pronounced in Japanese as Cho- Koo- Ray, it is learned in Reiki levels 1 & 2. It means Put all the power of the Universe here and is most often drawn by the practitioner’s dominant hand on each of his/her palms before sending treatment. Additionally, it is often drawn on the recipient’s Crown Chakra before a session thoroughly begins. It can be placed wherever the practitioner feels whether on him/herself or the recipient.

Drawing it, imagining it or chanting it three times can invoke Cho Ku Rei.








Sei Hei Ki

This the second symbol used in Usui Reiki. It is taught in Reiki level 2 is most commonly known as The Emotional Symbol. It is pronounced Say- Hay- Kee. It means God and humanity become one. It is most often used when there is an emotional release or build up in the recipient.

Invoke Sei Hei Ki the same way as Cho Ku Rei.







Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen

This is Usui Reiki Distant Healing Symbol. It is taught in level 2 and means May the Buddha in me connect to the Buddha in you to promote harmony and peace. Pronounced Hon- Sha- Zee- Show- Nen, it travels unhindered through time and space. It is most often used in distant healings and attunements and is perhaps the jewel of understanding Reiki.

Invoke Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen the same way as Sei Hei Ki.


Dai Ko Myo

The Usui Master symbol, Dai Ko Myo is taught and given in the Master Level. This is the last symbol Usui used in attunements. Like it’s Tibetan sister, it heals the spiritual state of the recipient and connects the individual with his/her greatest potential. It means Great Being of the Universe Shine on Me.

Invoke Dai Ko Myo the same as Hon Sho Ze Sho Nen.



More information can be found at:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reiki

http://reiki.7gen.com/

http://www.reiki-for-holistic-health.com/


http://www.holisticonline.com/Reiki/hol_Reiki_home.htm


Much Love !

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PROJECT LOVE
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