The Big Book Of Reiki Symbols

Written in a remarkably precise and lucid style by two foremost authors on Reiki, this compendium reveals indispensable information of tremendous spiritual value, including the dedication rituals necessary for the practice of Reiki as well as the complex overall healing system.

Power of Symbols is the perfect book for your journey into the world of Reiki and other healing symbols. The world is a stressful place. You have a keen interest in Reiki healing and spirituality, and you managed to pursue the course, but you still need some help with the symbols. What do you do now? Well, you don’t have to worry because this book has all the details you need!

The first comprehensive book on Karuna Reiki, an evolutionary healing technique that is sweeping the Reiki community worldwide. Written for those intrigued by complementary or alternative healing. An inspirational, educational, book with techniques, meditations, symbol information, and anectdotal healing experiences

Reiki is the Japanese word for universal life energy. This volume explains how this remarkable healing method sends energy through the hands of a practitioner into the body of a receiver.

Discover what you should know about Reiki to achieve physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual balance. A must read for the Reiki practitioner looking to expand his or her knowledge, and a valuable sourcebook for Reiki students, teachers and laypersons. Based on over 50 years of studies in metaphysical and esoteric subjects, the author presents a wealth of current information and fresh insights into the true nature of the energy known as Reiki—Universal Ki or Lifeforce. Here you have a complete Reiki course and a broad foundation covering Reiki I–Shoden, Reiki II–Okuden, and Reiki III–Shinpiden. In addition to the traditional Reiki symbols, the author includes information on other symbols: Tibetan Master Symbol (Dumo), Tibetan Fire Serpent, Raku, and Antahkarana. He also provides several meditations that you can record in your own voice for personal use. If you are a Reiki Master that teaches Reiki, this is an excellent sourcebook from which you can teach as little or as much as you choose. More importantly this book can serve as a comprehensive class manual and ongoing reference source for your students. Here are some of the topics covered in this book: Energy | Misconceptions | Usui Reiki Gokai Precepts | On Becoming a Teacher | Why is Initiation Required? | Human Aura | Developing Auric Senses | Chakras | Byosen | Increasing Sensitivity | Reiki and the End of Life | Antahkarana | Microcosmic Orbit and the Hui Yin | Preparing the Environment for Passing Attunements | The Violet Breath | Reiju–The Attunement Process | Increasing Your Intuitive Abilities | Crystal Grid–How to Make Your Own and How to Use it | Water Ceremony

This is a handbook that reports on all of the major aspects of Reiki in a concentrated and extensive manner, including both the latest information and developments and traditional knowledge.

When Margaret gives me a Reiki treatment, I feel so relaxed. I feel the tensions draining away. I feel the warmth of her hands envelop me, and I am at peace. – Karen Lozier, Eagleville, Missouri I have had the privilege of being under Margaret’s hands several times for Reiki and other energy modalities as well as all three Reiki attunements. I have great respect for her as a true healer. With her background, natural ability, intent and wealth of experience in the healing arts, who better to write a book on Reiki than Margaret? I see this effort as a perfect blend of her strongest gifts: thorough researcher, talented writer, and a potent focus for facilitating healing. – Lisa Hamilton, Farmington, New Mexico, RN, Reiki Master, Cranio-Sacral Therapist Many books exist with helpful information about learning the relaxing, healing art of practicing Reiki. What makes Reiki III: Mastering the Healing Art stand out is that it pulls together from many different sources a vast amount of information about Reiki that is helpful for anyone, whether they are thinking of learning about Reiki or have practiced it for a long time. The book includes information about how to choose a Reiki teacher, illustrations of the Reiki Master symbols, how to draw them, and uses for them. It discusses the Hui Yin, also known as the perineum, which lies in the general area where our legs meet the trunk of our body. Reiki Masters need to know how to keep the Hui Yin muscles contracted when they pass attunements to students. One chapter discusses how Reiki affects our consciousness levels, and it offers methods of muscle testing others to help determine what clients need. The book includes some Reiki success stories, innovative ways to use Reiki, and what to charge for attunements. There are detailed instructions for how to give a Reiki I, Reiki II and Reiki III attunement. Each one is slightly different. Suggestions for how to conduct Reiki workshops are included as well as examples of how to print Reiki certificates on a computer to give to students after they receive an attunement. There are so many details about Reiki to learn and remember. This book will give you what you need to know in an easy-to-read writing style. It is a valuable reference book for anyone studying or practicing Reiki. However, it will not make you a Reiki Master. You must attend a Reiki Master workshop and get a Reiki Master attunement from a Reiki Master before you can teach Reiki and pass attunements.

I am truly fortune to have had the opportunity to experience profound healing and life transformations as a Reiki client and student of Margaret Cheasebro. Her innate giftedness as a healer, depth of knowledge, and unique insights go beyond the conventional understandings of how Reiki can be a healing force in our lives and in the world. We are so blessed to receive all that she has to share. – Stacy Webb, Durango, Colorado. Reiki Master and Certified Polarity Therapist Margaret was an excellent teacher for the Reiki I, Reiki II, and Reiki Master workshops. She was always extremely insightful and knowledgeable regarding the practice of Reiki. When she gave me a treatment, it was very calming, and I gained new insights. I highly recommend Margaret as a Reiki teacher and practitioner. – Debra Brown, RN, BSN, CHTP, Reiki Master Many books exist with helpful information about learning the relaxing, healing art of practicing Reiki. What makes Reiki II: Expanding Your Skills stand out is that it pulls together from many different sources a vast amount of information about Reiki that is helpful for anyone, whether they are thinking of learning more about Reiki or have practiced it for a long time. The book includes information about the differences between a Reiki I and Reiki II attunement, the emotional and mental cleanses that can be involved in each, detailed comments about dietary considerations and recommended behaviors in the days leading up to an attunement, and information about the meridians that carry energy through our body. It also covers what some experts have discovered about how energy, similar in many ways to Reiki, can have a healing effect on us. It includes pictures of the three Reiki II symbols and how to draw them as well as some uses for each symbol. There is an aura bath recipe and suggestions about using Reiki to help trees, rivers, mountains, and other parts of nature. One chapter discusses how much to charge clients if you become a Reiki practitioner. An appendix presents basic information about how to use the tapping technique called Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) to enhance your Reiki work. There are so many details about Reiki to learn and remember. This book will give you important information in an easy-to-read writing style. It is a valuable reference book for anyone studying or practicing Reiki. However, it is not a substitute for a Reiki II attunement. To get that attunement, you must attend a Reiki II workshop and receive an attunement given by a Reiki Master.