Jikiden Reiki

Jikiden Reiki - Shoden with Amanda Jayne, Certified Jikiden Reiki Shihan (Master/Teacher)
Friday April 9th10:00am-4/5pm and Saturday April 10th 10:00am-6/7pm  Register Now
Cost:  $350  16 Continuing Education Hours


Jikiden Reiki is original Usui Reiki presented with credibility and clarity.

• Completely unique – Japanese Reiki with no western influence
• Much more than a relaxing therapy – it has a history of success with chronic illness
• A clear history that has proven it over many years to be safe and effective
• A very simple, non-religious therapeutic treatment that works if you believe or not
• Includes all ideas and methods not previously taught in the west

Jikiden means “directly taught” in Japanese.  Jikiden Reiki is free of Western influence.  With roots that go back almost to the discovery of Reiki itself.  It differs to “Western” style Reiki in approach, attitude and ideas.  Some people notice a real difference in the “feel” of the Reiki energy.  Experienced Reiki Masters often report a stronger experience than others they have had before
The first level in Jikiden Reiki is called Shoden. There are 3 sections in the Shoden level and students receive one Reiju (attunement) in each section.
This course has a mixture of theoretical and practical elements and whilst there is a great deal to take in, it is taught in a way that is simple and easy-to-understand.
After completing the Shoden level course… Students will understand:
¨    The history of Reiki in Japan and how the majority of the Yamaguchi family came to practice Reiki in the 1930s

• Shizen Joka Ryoku – The body’s natural cleansing system
• The meaning of and history behind the Gokai or five principles
• The meaning of and history behind the Shirushi or symbol used for treatment and how and when to use it.
• The concept of Byosen – how and where toxins usually accumulate in the body

Students will be able to:

• Use Reiki to treat themselves and enhance their natural healing system
• Administer first aid using Reiki
• Give full treatments to others for injuries, minor ailments, more serious conditions or for relaxation and rejuvenation
• Identify which areas in a person’s body have an accumulation of toxins or  Byosen
• Begin to open their awareness to a variety of sensations in their hands that indicate the level of toxins in the body
• Perform Ketsueki kokan ho – a massage technique used at the end of most treatments
• Practice Hatsurei Ho – a home practice to enhance the sensitivity of the hands so that Byosen be felt more easily
• Chant the Gokai in Japanese!!