Reikiwith
Mike Hunter
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Choosing the Right Teacher
Choosing the right Reiki Master is becoming increasingly
difficult as more and more Masters are now completing their Reiki
training in 2 or 3 months (sometimes 1 week) whereas Grand Master
Takata herself had to wait 2 years. It is of course impossible to
gain enough experience in such a short period of time. The energy
of Reiki cannot be understood by reading a book, you must experience
it for yourself.
Ideally, your Master should have studied Reiki over a period
of at least 2 to 3 years ( as Takata did) before teaching. Their
experience should not only be with Reiki but also with
other topics related to health, to allowthem to fully understand
how to maintain good health.
Your Reiki Master, Mike, has studied with English Masters
since February 2003. He has studied the “Usui Reiki”
(this was the method that Dr Mikao Usui used to teach his own students),
and has a very pure line back to Dr Mikao Usui.
Chateau Ventenac in the South of France, provides the perfect setting of Peace and Tranquility to enable students to get the most benefit from the level I and level II Reiki courses. Retreat breaks are also available.
To book your place please fill in the booking form.
What does Reiki mean?
The
word Reiki (Loosely defined) means free passage of universal
life (Force) energy.
Reiki is a Japanese word, represented by the characters above.
In the Chinese character system, Reiki is Leiki.
Both Reiki and Leiki originate in Tibet
The syllable Rei in Japanese means spirit, ghost, and soul.
In Chinese, the syllable Lei means subtle influences, the
force, ethereal, supernatural power. Rei can be interpreted
“Free Passage”.
The syllable Ki means life force (as in Akido). In Chinese,
life force energy is called Chi, in Inda, prana.
There are many names for life force energy; each culture seems to
have its own.
Ethical Principals of Reiki
Just
for today do not worry
Just for today do not anger
Honor your parents, teachers, and elders
Earn your living honestly
Show gratitude to everything
Dr
Mikao Usui
 View towards the Pyrenees from the Château |
 Canal Du Midi |