• is non-denominational.
• does not require any faith.
• is a holistic hands-on-treatment.
• rebalances mind, body and spirit.
• is calming, rejuvenating and revitalising.

Reiki re-balances and replenishes the whole energy system: mind, body and spirit.

During a treatment Reiki pours out through the hands into the recipient's body. This produces a feeling of warmth or tingling.

Reiki can speed recovery from illness, trauma and surgery.

Regular treatment keeps the person full of glowing energy.

Charmian is one of the very first UK teachers of Reiki

She received her Level 1 Reiki over 20 years ago.

Applications of Reiki

Reiki can be used on oneself, others, plants and animals. It can be used over time and space to heal past wounds and to give absent healing. Other uses are too numerous to mention here.

Origins of Reiki

Reiki was re-discovered in ancient Sanscrit texts at the beginning of the last century.

It is an ancient form of hands-on-healing which had fallen into disuse. It was brought back to the world by a Japanese gentleman named Mikao Usui. The association that he founded in Japan still exists today.

Nowadays we know a great deal about how he taught. But until the late 1990's all we knew came from a dynamic, diminunitive woman of Japanese extraction who was brought up in Hawaii. Her name was Hawayo Takata.

Seriously ill, she travelled to Japan in 1938, aged 37, in order to see relatives and to receive treatment. The surgeon who was to operate on her refused until she gained weight. However through his wife she met Chujiro Hayashi who had been a disciple of Mikao Usui. From him she learnt Reiki and took it back to Hawaii.

After the second world war she taught all over mainland America and also Canada and the Caribbean Islands. After her death in 1980 Reiki spread all over the world at a phenomenal pace.

Reiki, pronounced "ray-key", is Japanese for "Universal life energy".

It is the life force that permeates all living things.

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