| Who Am
I? |
A
little biography
on me just to give you an idea of how I found my way to Reiki. Also I
mention
some of the training I have received since that time. |
My
Training History
|
This
is a chart that not only shows the various teachers I have trained
with,
but also demonstrates that all Reiki practitioners can trace their
Reiki
roots back to a student of Mikao Usui. |
| My
Reiki Certificates |
I
sometimes
get queries on the authenticity of my training so I set up this page to
allow readers to view my certificates. It also serves as an
interesting
comparison of certificate styles, Western and Japanese. |
| Where
Am I Located? |
Obviously
if you are coming for a live class, you will need to know where I live
and hot to get there. I have some maps to assist you and also for those
visiting the city, I have some info on where to stay and how to get
around the
greater Vancouver area. |
What
is Threshold Reiki?
|
I feel
Reiki is just one step along an individual's
path of spiritual growth. I feel each
person needs to find their own unique path, but they may wish to
solicit
assistance along the way. |
Origin of Threshold Reiki
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When I first began
teaching Reiki, I thought it was all the same energy, that every Reiki
was the
same. This made me curious about Reiki
- didn't everyone get the same thing, and the same strength? |
| H.My
Symbols |
After
having at least 2
interesting experiences in receiving energy symbols, I decided I should
share these at my web page in order to assist others having difficulty
validating their own similar experiences. |
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If you have
comments or suggestions, email me and I will try to answer them.
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Whether
you
are new to the concept of Reiki or an experienced Reiki Practitioner
you
may find some of the topics at these Entry Level Pages of interest to
you. |
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Here
are some
other topics of interest at the Reiki Threshold. Have a look at
some
of these if they grab your attention. I recommend you explore the
Usui
Memorial,
the Usui
Gainen or Precepts, the Saihoji
Temple, Reiki in Japan, Sensei
Hiroshi Doi's book, among others. |
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Make
sure you
visit the Miscellaneous Topics to find some additional topics that
might
interest you.
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