Reiki: Universal Life Energy
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| Rating | : | 4.80 (641 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0940795027 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 196 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | German |
DESCRIPTION:
"The Reiki Bible." -- The Yes! Bookstore
This book gives a history of the Reiki Master lineage through Hawayo Takata, describes how Reiki is used and how one can learn it. This classic has been translated into many languages, spreading Reiki all over the world.. The first book written on Reiki! This runaway bestseller began the rebirth of interest in Reiki, an ancient energetic healing technique which is transmitted from master to student. It is the favorite of Reiki Masters because of its purity and power
For my Students I've been a Reiki Master since the 80s and I use this book with my students. It may be unavailable new now, so I got a couple of lightly used copies. I hope it becomes accessible again.. A. Meinecke said A great start. I was sad to read some of the negative comments about this book. I am a Reiki Master attuned to the Usui System of Natural Healing in accordance with the Usui Shiki Ryoho tradition. I was very happy with the contents of this book. The chapters are specific and to the point. Bodo and Shalila give an assortment of possible metaphysical reasons for physical manifestation of illness and dis ease. It is important to note, that this information should be used as a reference tool and not the absolute. I always recommend clients look within to connect with their emotional and physical struggles. We each have. A Good Starter Book William Bagley The drawings in the book are beautiful and do convey the spirit of Reiki. The chapter on the possible emotional or metaphysical causes of a disease is speculative and suggestive, but it is not meant to be otherwise. I did find the allergy interpretation to be useful for me and it actually worked. Between Vitamin C, becoming vegan, and doing emotional processing with their idea of what the cause was, my allergies are 99 percent gone. The authors do align with the idea that Usui was in a Christian seminary for some time. This seems unverified by those who have tried to find out more about this, but it