Jikiden Reiki: The Japanese Way to Master It | Philadelphia
This is an archive entry: the video and its transcript, published so the words can be read, searched and quoted. It is not a written piece.
This is an archive entry: the video and its transcript, published so the words can be read, searched and quoted. It is not a written piece.
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0:00By the fact that you need to repeat seminars in Jikiden Reiki if you want to become a teacher. In the Western style of learning, we take a class once and maybe have some practicum or practical applications. But in the Japanese style of learning, you re-sit classes. Just as if you were learning Judo or Karate, you would go to class again and again in the Jukiden Reiki Institute. They expect that you will re-sit classes from time to time. This has been exciting for me because I find that every time I re-sit, I hear something that maybe I didn’t hear before or I have a confirmation of something that I have come across or someone raises a question
0:56that I also have and so I find that it’s really beneficial for the learning process to re-sip the courses and it gives you a deeper understanding of Reiki and what it does and how it helps and how Reiki is not a belief system but something that you can incorporate into all aspects of your life.
1:31Who are you? I’m Rae Whatley, Jikiden Reiki Sheehan in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Woo woo!