"You just put your hands on - and people feel better."
Chiyoko Yamaguchi
"You just put your hands on - and people feel better."
Chiyoko Yamaguchi
JIKIDEN REIKI®
WITH AMANDA JAYNE
I have been surprised at how much of a natural affinity I feel to Jikiden Reiki and everything that comes with it, it sounds strange but I feel like I've finally made it home! And things make more sense for me, I also feel so much clamer, my fiance has already commented on the noticeable change in me. KJ
New Reiki book by Amanda Jayne and Silke Kleemann
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Women in Reiki traces the lives of several Japanese women practising and teaching Reiki in Japan from the 1930s onwards and places their lives and actions in historical and cultural context. It looks at what Reiki is from the traditional cultural context and follows several teachers across the world today to learn how they are using Reiki and what are the most important aspects for them in their everyday lives.
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You can learn more about the book and find out where to buy it at www.womeninreiki.com
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If you are in the UK and would like to purchase a copy at the cheapest price you can do so here.
Recommended Reading
Light on the Origins of Reiki by Tadao Yamaguchi
An informative book by Tadao Yamaguchi in which he relates the fascinating life story of his mother, a great Japanese Reiki Teacher who had learned Reiki from Chiujiro Hayashi at the age of 17 and kept on practising in her daily life for more than 65 years, passing on her wealth of insights to her son. It also covers a little about Japanese culture and Reiki and some information about Jikiden Reiki.
I highly recommend this book to all, it is unlike any other Reiki book I have read.
Reiki and Japan: A Cultural View of Western and Japanese Reiki by Masaki Nishina
Have you ever wondered just how different Western and Japanese Reiki are? And why they became so different?
This book looks at the culture and history behind Japanese Reiki and how it evolved as it journeyed through the West. Masaki Nishina teaches both Western and Japanese Reiki in Japan and from his years of experience provides deep insights into the truth about Reiki.
In this book you will discover:
- How Japanese historical events influenced Reiki
- How Reiki compares to other healing therapies of the time
- How the survival of Reiki was threatened after the war
- What changes Western culture made to Reiki
- The detailed differences between Western and Japanese Reiki
- How Reiki is deeply rooted in Japanese culture and Shinto
- What we can all learn from that ancient culture
If you’re wanting to deepen your understanding of Japanese and Western Reiki, or if you’re simply wanting to know more about the culture that gave birth to Reiki, this book is for you.
The Hayashi Reiki Manual by Tadao Yamaguchi and Frank Arjava Petter
A book co-written by Tadao Yamaguchi and Frank Arjava Petter.
This manual consists of the story of Dr. Hayashi, newly researched and illustrated with previously unpublished archive photos. It shows specific documents, such as the original certificates of Hayashi and has a helpful, colourful photos in the treatment section illustrating the places Hayashi found the most byosen for various diseases.
This is Reiki by Frank Arjava Petter
Frank Arjava Petter has written from his wide experience and knowledge of Reiki. He has researched the roots of Reiki in Japan quite extensively and shares what he has found and learned in this book.
"I would like to share with you my experience and insights from eighteen years of working with Reiki. In this time, my understanding of what Reiki is and how it works has changed considerably. During practice and the exchange with my fellow travelers and students it came to fruition and ripened."
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Frank Arjava Petter is now the Vice-Representative of the Jikiden Reiki Institute.