Komyo Reiki Kai New York

Tuesday, August 19, 2014

INAMOTO Hyakuten Sensei (Founder, Komyo Reiki Kai)

INAMOTO Hyakuten
(Founder, Komyo Reiki Kai)

Inamoto Sensei says,
"Whatever Reiki system (style) you favor and practice, if it works for you, then that's yours to work with."
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Komyo Reiki is a "keep-it-simple" Reiki system and practice.

The practice motto is

"Put your hands", "Surrender", and "Smile".

Komyo Reiki is "Hayashi Shiki (Style) Usui Reiki Ryoho"

Komyo Reiki Kai, the system Inamoto Sensei has created, presents Reiki as it was understood and commonly practiced in the 1930’s in Japan. This system places emphasis on spiritual enfoldment through the practice of Reiki Ryoho, aiming for “satori” or enlightenment.

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Friday, August 15, 2014

USUI Mikao Sensei (August 25,1865 - March 9,1926)

USUI Mikao Sensei is the Founder of Usui Reiki Ryoho. Sensei commonly known by the name "Mikao" with an extra name "Gyohan" is from Taniai-mura (village), Yamaga-gun (country), Gifu-ken (perfecture). Sensei was born on August 15, 1865. His father's name was Taneuji, and was commonly called Uzaemon. His mother was from Kawai family.

It was in Kurama-yama, after 21 days of a severe discipline without eating, that he attained enlightenment and obtained Reiki Ryoho. Then, he tried it on himself and experimented on his family members. Sensei thought that it would be far better to offer it widely to the general public and share its benefits than just to improve the well being of his own family members.

In April 11, 1922, he settled in Harajuku, Aoyama, Tokyo and set up the Gakkai to teach Reiki Ryoho and give treatments. In September, 1923, there was a great earthquake. Sensei, feeling pity for them, went out every morning to go around the town, and he cured and saved an innumerable number of people.

Due to his respected and far reaching reputation, many people from local districts wished to invite him. Sensei, accepting the invitations, went to Kure, and then to Hiroshima and Saga, and reached Fukuyama. Unexpectedly, he became ill and passed away there. It was March 9 of the 15th year of Taisho (A.D. 1926), aged 62.

*February, the 2nd year of Showa (A.D.1927)Composed by: Okada Masayuki, Doctor of Literature Ju-sanmi (subordiante, 3rd rank), Kun-santo (the 3rd order of Merit)