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✓ Published: 31-Jul-2023
✓ Published: 31-Jul-2023
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Reiki as a Diverse Global Practice: Tradition and Innovation, Today and Tomorrow Part 4 - (July 29)nnnnSince Hawayo Takata's transition in 1980, many Reiki styles and lineages have developed. Some of these styles try to maintain the practice as transmitted by Hawayo Takata, whereas others are self-consciously innovative, containing channeled information or combining Reiki with other practices. Since the late 1990s, other lineages have emerged that try to recreate the practices of Usui Reiki Ry
Reiki as a Diverse Global Practice: Tradition and Innovation, Today and Tomorrow Part 4 - (July 29)nnnnSince Hawayo Takata's transition in 1980, many Reiki styles and lineages have developed. Some of these styles try to maintain the practice as transmitted by Hawayo Takata, whereas others are self-consciously innovative, containing channeled information or combining Reiki with other practices. Since the late 1990s, other lineages have emerged that try to recreate the practices of Usui Reiki Ry
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_circle-of-scholars-cos-202206-insights-from-kyoto-reiki-conference.webp "Reflections on a Century of Usui Reiki Ryoho with Justin SteinnnOn May 28, the first-ever academic conference on Reiki history was held as a six-hour online event. Three of the presenters (Liad Horowitz, Jojan Jonker, and Justin Stein are members of Reiki Home’s Circle of Scholars, and will be speaking on the past, present, and future of Reiki as it marks the end of its first century and the beginning of its second.nnOn June 18, Reiki Home is delighted to host Justin, who is one of the confere")
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