Shihan

Shihan (師範) is a Japanese term, often used in Japanese martial arts as an honorific title for expert or senior instructors.

Shihan in Komyo Reiki Kai is a teacher, a person who, while teaching, continues to learn something from his students. The Reiki teacher does not teach the student how to live; on the contrary, he helps him learn how to choose and then, the student has to undertake the path towards spiritual enlightenment himself.

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The Moon

 

Three things cannot long be hidden, the SUN, the MOON, and the TRUTH
- Buddha


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YAMAGUCHI Chiyoko and INAMOTO Hyakuten Sensei

 

YAMAGUCHI Chiyoko and INAMOTO Hyakuten Sensei

 

 

Komyo Reiki Kai New York

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Reiki FAQs

Reiki FAQ

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The Teacher, Reiki, True Healing and You

The Teacher, Reiki, True Healing, and You

As we grow spiritually we evolve from. "Doing Reiki" to "Being Reiki." Being spiritual simply means that you are more aware, conscious. and more mindful of your Divine Self/True Self.

True healing comes from within. No one can truly heal you except you. 
You choose your teacher and the teacher will choose you. The best teachers will not tell you what to do. Your teacher will show you the doorway to spiritual enlightenment but you must enter yourself.

During Reiju/Attunements, the Reiki Teacher awakens the healing power in your hands. There's Reiki within all of us. Self healing/self care is the foundation. True healing starts with you and then-family, friends, community, etc.

An Open Mind and A Grateful Heart

With an Open Mind and a Grateful Heart, Endless Possibilities Awaits.
- Lilia V. Marquez, RN-BC

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I AM

I AM

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Hawayo Takata and Symbols - James Deacon

Hawayo Takata and Symbols
- James Deacon (www.aetw.org)

" Hawayo Takata Sensei taught that the Reiki symbols were sacred and are not shown to students who are not attuned. Her students were required to memorize the symbols and were not permitted to keep written copies of the symbols. Hawayo Takata believed that the symbols should be treated with respect, even the practice sheets used by students ...in her Reiki classes had to disposed of respectfully, rather than crumped up and dumped in a bin."

NOTE: Feel free to share your verified and/or updated information. With gratitude to James Deacon for his valuable contributions thus far to the Reiki community.

Thank you!
- Lilia

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The SUN, the MOON, and the TRUTH

Three things cannot long be hidden: the SUN, the MOON, and the TRUTH.
- Buddha