Reflections on Reiki

Coming soon from Healing Movement Books:

Reflections on Reiki

By Janet Dagley Dagley, editor of The Reiki Digest and founder of The Reiki Dojo.

Exploring the power of Mikao Usui's spiritual healing practice in everyday life

Publication date: Fall 2009

For further details when they become available, contact editor@thereikidigest.com

Upcoming events at The Reiki Dojo

Saturday, Dec. 13, 2:30-4 pm: Top 3 Secrets of a Medical Reiki Master: A Conversation with Pamela Miles. $30 in advance/$35 at the door. Spaces are limited! Click here to register.

Monday, Dec. 15, 5-7 pm: Reiki mini-sessions: 20 minutes/$25. Spaces are extremely limited! Click here to reserve your session. Available every Monday.

Monday, Dec. 15, 7-8 pm: Private meditation group

Monday, Dec. 15, 8-9 pm: Open meeting, guests welcome. Reservations strongly recommended. Click here to reserve your space.

For more information, email info@reikidojo.net or call 917-512-1330

The all new Reiki Dojo opens December 1, 2008

Visit The Reiki Dojo web site for more information.

Or call us at 917-512-1330, or email info@reikidojo.net

Janet Dagley Dagley, Founder and Director

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World T'ai Chi and Qigong Day

In Japan it's ki, in China it's chi or qi. Either way, it's universal life force energy. You're invited to join My Chi Qigong as we celebrate the 10th Anniversary of World T'ai Chi and Qigong Day April 26 (but hurry: spaces are going fast). And if you're not in the New York City area, there may be a World T'ai Chi and Qigong Day event near you. More than 60 countries and all 50 U.S. states are participating. Kudos and thanks to Bill and Angela Wong Douglas for all they have done to promote energy cultivation exercises worldwide.

Spring Intensive Training at The Reiki Dojo

INTENSIVE REIKI TRAINING

(click image for a free printable poster)

You give us 2 weekends, 1 evening, and 20 minutes a day for 21 days, and we'll give you a Reiki practice for the rest of your life!

Reiki Intensive Training is an accelerated method of learning Reiki, but there are no shortcuts -- just practice, practice, practice!

Reiki Every Day, from Day 1: Personal practice is the foundation of Reiki, and Reiki Intensive Training focuses on building your daily Reiki practice right from the beginning.

Complete program includes:

Level 1 Shoden
Saturday and Sunday
April 5 & 6, 2008
10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
$300

Two days that can change your life: There are no prerequisites for learning Reiki. Arrive on Day 1 with a notebook, pen, and an open mind, and you'll be practicing this gentle, natural healing art on yourself the same evening at home. You'll learn not only how to practice Reiki self-care, but how to give Reiki sessions to your friends and family. Students who complete all program requirements will receive a Level 1 (Shoden) certificate in Usui Reiki Ryoho.

International House of Reiki
21-Day Online Program
Sunday, April 6 – Saturday, April 26, 2008
Self-scheduled
$40

Get your new Reiki practice off to the right start with this online program from the acclaimed International House of Reiki, and develop the discipline you need to build on your initial training. It's easy – just sign up and every day, for 21 days, you will receive an email in your inbox that will teach, support and guide you in your healing and spiritual self-practice. This three-week workout, on your own time, will help you clear yourself energetically and integrate your new Reiki practice into your daily life.

Level 2 – Okuden
Saturday , April 26, 2008
10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
$300

Beyond the limits of space and time: (Prerequisite: Level 1 Shoden.) After your initial training and your first 21 days of practice, return to the Dojo to take your Reiki practice to a deeper level, where spirituality and quantum physics intersect. You'll discover the power of the Reiki symbols and mantras as used in traditional Japanese Reiki practices. Students who complete all program requirements will receive a Reiki 2 (Okuden) certificate in Usui Reiki Ryoho, and will be eligible to attend The Reiki Dojo's weekly private sessions for advanced students.

Open Dojo Practitioners Day
and Student Clinic at The Reiki Dojo
Sunday, April 27, 2008
$25

Drop by the Dojo and develop your professional skills at our student clinic, working alongside your classmates as well as advanced masters. Group practice, meditations, Reiki exchanges, and more!

The Reiki Dojo
Regular Weekly Meeting
Monday, April 28, 2008
7¬9 p.m.
$10 minimum donation

Put the finishing touch on your Reiki basic training and enter the Dojo's private meditation session, open only to advanced students. Stay for our second hour to receive the energetic blessing of Reiju and share Reiki energy with others.

Total time:

2 weekends
1 evening
20 minutes a day for 21 days

Total cost: $675

Make a commitment and save $50! Only $625 when you register for the complete program! Includes Levels 1 and 2, 21-Day Online Program, Open Dojo Day and your first regular weekly meeting at The Reiki Dojo, as well as all class manuals. And you'll get free mentoring by email and phone, plus a discount on recommended reading as well as other products and services to assist you in further developing your Reiki practice.

Prefer a slower approach? Just give yourself more time between levels by opting for our August 9 Level 2 - Okuden class instead. You still get the savings by booking the full program -- but you still have to practice every day in the interim.

Not ready to commit to the full program? No problem -- just sign up for the classes and events you choose.

Special offer: The first five students to sign up for the complete Reiki Intensive Training program will receive a free copy of The Reiki Sourcebook by Bronwen and Frans Stiene.

Instructor: Janet Dagley Dagley
Founder of The Reiki Dojo and editor of The Reiki Digest
For more information:
The Reiki Dojo
917-512-1330
editor@thereikidigest.com