The Spirit of Reiki (Shangri-La Series)
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By: W. Luebeck, F.A. Petter and W.L. Rand
Format: Paperback
From: Lotus Press
Pub. Date: March 2001
From: Lotus Press
Pub. Date: March 2001
Product Details:
Catalog: Book
Release Date: 2001-04-10
Media: Paperback
Number Of Pages: 312
Ean: 9780914955672
Isbn: 0914955675
Catalog: Book
Release Date: 2001-04-10
Media: Paperback
Number Of Pages: 312
Ean: 9780914955672
Isbn: 0914955675
ABOUT THE BOOK
EDITORIAL REVIEW
This is a handbook that reports on all of the major aspects of Reiki in a concentrated and extensive manner, including the latest information, developments and traditional knowledge. Beginning with definitions of Reiki associations, traditions, and representatives like Usui, Hayashi, Takata, and many others, and teaching methods, application techniques, and symbols like the Reiki Kanji, it covers a large variety of themes-even the latest rediscovery of Japanese healing techniques.
USER REVIEWS
"Receiving my Reiki I attunement really opened me up to the world of energy healing. Before that, I understood energy that moved through my own body in meditation and yoga, but I never thought it was possible that I might be able to affect or feel for the energy of another.
As excited as I was after receiving that first attunement, I still didn't quite "get" reiki (but that has everything to do with my left-brain myopia :). That is why I am so glad I ran across "The Spirit of Reiki." In clear explanations by three of the foremost Western teachers of Reiki, I learned about the real history of traditional Reiki, the nature of Reiki energy, in addition to a wealth of useful techniques from Japanese Reiki. The authors' clarity has actually helped me in letting go of concerns about what reiki is, where it comes from and how it works, which means I can channel it better, sense it better than I could before. My gratitude to these teachers for sharing their many years of experience working with this mysterious force."
~ Written on 2008-08-12
As excited as I was after receiving that first attunement, I still didn't quite "get" reiki (but that has everything to do with my left-brain myopia :). That is why I am so glad I ran across "The Spirit of Reiki." In clear explanations by three of the foremost Western teachers of Reiki, I learned about the real history of traditional Reiki, the nature of Reiki energy, in addition to a wealth of useful techniques from Japanese Reiki. The authors' clarity has actually helped me in letting go of concerns about what reiki is, where it comes from and how it works, which means I can channel it better, sense it better than I could before. My gratitude to these teachers for sharing their many years of experience working with this mysterious force."
~ Written on 2008-08-12
"Excellent source of information on reiki and reiki techniques. Doesn't just go over the origins and symbols, but creatively includes many treatments previously not mentioned in other manuals on the subject."
~ Written on 2008-05-05
~ Written on 2008-05-05
"This is one of the best books on Reiki I have read."
~ Written on 2007-02-26
~ Written on 2007-02-26
"A great book for anyone who wants to learn more about Reiki. The book covers the way Reiki interacts with Chakras, meridians and other spiritual beliefs and practices. Detail on the history of Reiki is really interesting and dispels a few myths. The book explains the many levels Reiki works on and how Reiki works. Recommended for the beginner and experienced channel who want to learn more about Reiki. "
~ Written on 2005-09-19
~ Written on 2005-09-19
"I don't know much about Reiki, yet, but this single book has enhanced my understanding manyfold. From the early history of Reiki to matters of technique, practice, and relationships among the traditions, I found every chapter had something of value.
Unfortunately, typos are frequent enough to be quite distracting, and the language in some places seems awkward. There is also no index. If this book had been put together just a bit more carefully I would have given it five stars."
~ Written on 2004-05-11
Unfortunately, typos are frequent enough to be quite distracting, and the language in some places seems awkward. There is also no index. If this book had been put together just a bit more carefully I would have given it five stars."
~ Written on 2004-05-11