Reiki Level 1 Training

Service Description

This Reiki Level 1 training offers both the traditional teachings of Mikao Usui and includes many Western teachings of Madame Takata as she brought Reiki over to the United States a few decades ago. What is Reiki? Reiki is an energy healing technique that promotes relaxation, reduces stress and anxiety through gentle touch. Reiki practitioners use their hands to deliver energy to the body, improving the flow and balance of energy to support healing. Mikao Usui developed reiki in the early 1900s, deriving the term from the Japanese words rei, meaning “universal,” and ki, which refers to the vital life force energy that flows through all living things. Now, reiki is used all over the world, including in hospitals and hospices, to complement other forms of health treatments. Reiki promotes relaxation, stress reduction and symptom relief to improve overall health and well-being. It can: Bring on a meditative state. Foster tissue and bone healing after injury or surgery. Stimulate your body’s immune system. Promote natural self-healing. Relieve pain and tension. Support the well-being of people receiving traditional medical treatments such as chemotherapy, radiation, surgery and kidney dialysis. Studies show that reiki treatment creates feelings of: peace, relaxation, security and wellness. You will learn: History and Legacy of Reiki How Reiki Works Association of Chakras & Meridian with Reiki How to do self Reiki Upon completion of this course, students will receive their first attunement, training material and will have the skillset to do self Reiki. Students of this course have the opportunity to become well versed in traditional Reiki teachings, and as well as gain access to additional techniques. Class size is limited to 6 students. What to bring to Reiki Level 1: -Water -Snacks (dark chocolate or dark colored foods or root vegetables are best to help keep you grounded) -Wear comfortable clothes -Layers to keep warm during Reiki *Please refrain from drinking alcohol 3 days prior to training.