Hawayo Takata explains how to give a Reiki treatment. The practice of Reiki has grown exponentially since Hawayo Takata, a Japanese-American woman, first introduced Reiki to the United States in the 1930s. Because Reiki has been largely passed on as an oral tradition, vulnerable to changes and omissions, it is helpful to learn what Takata …
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Hawayo Takata, the Japanese-American woman who brought Reiki to the West, always recommended giving a full-body Reiki session for long-standing chronic health conditions. She said, “There is no such thing as a partial Reiki treatment. Reiki is a system.” (Meaning to administer Reiki as it is a system of Reiki hand positions.) Since there seems …
For this week’s “Throw Back Thursday,” we have a card from The John Harvey Gray Center’s Historical Collection. It is a Trinity Center business card circa 1976. Trinity Center was the First Reiki Center in the main land USA. It was located in Redwood City, CA. You can see on the back of the card …
Amethyst crystal healing and Reiki work together wonderfully during Reiki treatments. This is because amethyst holds a high vibration and has an affinity for the healing frequencies of Reiki. Its color holds the highest vibration of the brow chakra, making amethyst the perfect companion for your meditation practice. In fact, many consider amethyst to be …
Dear Reiki Friends, Seasons Greetings and a Happy New Year to You! We, at the John Harvey Gray Center for Reiki Healing send you our warmest wishes for a healthy and prosperous 2015. On this New Year’s Day, we thought you would enjoy listening to a very special audio recording of Hawayo Takata directly from …
Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston invites all Reiki practitioners, certified in Reiki Level 2 or above, to apply for enrollment in its volunteer Reiki Practicum Program. BWH’s Reiki Practicum Program is looking for volunteers who are ready to serve from their hearts by offering comfort, care, and compassion while gaining Reiki experience in a …
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Myth #3: Only psychics and spiritually gifted persons can see auras. Absolutely not true. Everyone is born with the ability to see auras. Even the blind. Seeing auras is a natural human ability that has been around ever since we became human. Remember, the eye is just one our sensory organs. We really “see” with …
The first step in learning to see auras is separating fact from myth so let’s debunk the second most common myth. Myth #2: The aura always appears in its entirety, covering the whole body. This belief creates one of the most common obstacles people encounter when they try to view the aura and the reason …
LEARNING TO SEE AURAS – ANYONE CAN DO IT! Have you ever met a person and instantly felt a ‘like’ or ‘dislike’ toward that person, yet you did not know why?Have you ever walked into a room and immediately felt a positive or negative energy present?Have you ever had a premonition that turned out to …
