Japanese Reiki Techniques - REIKI Teate

Japanese Reiki Techniques

Healing techniques related to Japanese Reiki or Usui Teate (the touch of Usui) Advansed are also called Reiki. These techniques are practiced by the traditional Japanese school Usui Reiki Ryoho Gakkai and introduced from Japan in the West for several years.

Some of these techniques of healing with Reiki has been disclosed by Hiroshi Doi Sensei, Japanese Reiki Master Reiki Ryoho Gakkai, and Arjava Petters, Reiki master of German origin, directly in touch with some Japanese Reiki Master Reiki lineage from Mikao Usui Sensei up to  Hiroshi Doi Sensei.

Researching the origins of Reiki Usui in Japan, the original country of Reiki, Arjava Petters has found the tombstone of Mikao Usui Sensei, and then subsequently discovered Reiki Ryoho Hikkei namely the original Handbook of Mikao Usui Sensei.

Hatsurei-ho
Meditation technique to increase the channeling of Reiki energy. 

The main parts of the 'Hatsurei-I are:

·      Meditation Gasso

·      Meditation to relax and get in tune with Reiki energy

·      Joshin kokyu-ho

Breathing exercise to cleanse the body, mind and soul, the spiritual part.

Kenjoku
This technique serves to strengthen energy and get away from people, things, situations, thoughts and emotions. During the 'Hatsurei-ho, in every meeting of the Reiki Ryoho Gakkai, Reiki practicing teachers Reiju, have initiation or activation of the channels of Japanese Reiki and the  increased possibility of channeling energy from the students.

Byosen
An analytical exercise - energy scan of the body of the person treated, to find energetic imbalances, empty, full or tension and then intervene with Reiki.

Reiji-ho
Reiji is a Japanese word that means "indication of the spirit." It is a direct connection with the Reiki energy, as well as make us aware that we are the channels of manifestation of the universal energy of Reiki, and allows us to increase our capacity for intuition, perception and listening energy. Through this technique, the healing hands are guided in areas of the body where there is a vacuum energy or if there are conditions in place, as a low energy level or psychosomatic or physical level - poster. With Reiji-ho whole body becomes an instrument of Reiki energy.

Koketsu-ho
Replacement of the blood (divided into partial replacement parts and total). Stimulation technique energy, partially taught in the West as a form of closure of a treatment contact, the technical reality autonomous and very energetic.

Chiryo Tanden-ho
Treatment and healing through Tanden (according to Chinese medicine) or Hara (according to the Japanese medicine) point energy three fingers below the navel, the seat of vital energy and soul

Hesso Chiryo-ho
Energy balancing technique through the umbilicus contact with the hand or fingers

Jacki-kiri Joka-ho
Mineral processing and purification of objects through the Reiki energy

Gyoshi-ho
Send Reiki through the eyes and then look

Koki-ho
Send Reiki through the breath and then exhale

S. Chiryo-ho
Technique to transform letting go of negative habits or transforming them into positive

Enkaku Chiryo-ho
Technique to send distant Reiki to people or things

Sashin Chiryo-ho
Advanced technique for remote processing to persons or property

Reiki Mawashi
Reiki circle or circle of Light

Shu chu Reiki
Treatment group with more Reiki practitioners who are dedicated to heal a person: 4 people: 8 Hand, 5 persons: 10 hands etc ... can also be 10 or 15 Reiki practitioners of a person treated in the energy chain unbroken, it is a very strong treatment for those who receive it.

Kotodama or Jumon
Use of sacred sounds, the names of the Reiki symbols are chanted as a mantra to repeat or issued a long sound through hara

Reiju
Activation energy of Reiki which can be of various levels

Reiki Usui Shiki Ryoko - Lineage

Reiki Usui Shiki ryoko - lineage

The origins and history of Reiki Mikao Usui - Usui - Hayashi - Takata

Mikao Usui was born in the village Taniai-Mura 15 August 1865. Buddhist Tendai school, he visited Europe and America and studied in China. He hoped to succeed in life, but encountered many difficulties. Depressed because of those troubles, Usui climbed the sacred mountain Kurama in Kyoto (the ancient capital of Japan) and after having meditated without food for twenty-one days, he suddenly felt a great energy on himself, was enlightened and obtained the reiki treatment . Initially, reiki treatments only to himself and members of his family, finding out its immediate effectiveness. Mikao Usui decided it was better to share the benefits of this technique with the entire population, rather than to use it only to enrich his own family. In 1922, in Aoyama, Tokyo, Mikao Usui founded the "Usui Reiki Ryoho Gakkai" to teach Reiki. People came from far away to be able to submit to the Usui Reiki treatments. In September 1923, there was a great earthquake, and he cured and saved many peoples.
Mikao Usui died March 9, 1926 in Fukuyama in the vicinity of the city of Hiroshima.

Chujiro Hayashi (1879-1940) was a captain of the Imperial Japanese Navy. A student of Mikao Usui, he became Reiki Master (Reiki teacher) in 1925, after he retired from the navy. He opened his Reiki clinic in Shinano-Cho, Tokyo, and had the great merit of spreading the Reiki technique in most of Japan, although slightly changed from the one taught to him by Master Mikao Usui.

Hawayo Takata (1900-1980), daughter of a Japanese lady but native of Hawaii, Hayashi came to the clinic after the 2 tumors were diagnosed at an advanced stage. Thanks to Dr. Hayashi Reiki treatments, and intensive care units, namely multiple operators simultaneously treated her five Reiki, Mrs. Takata was completely healed in four months. He remained as a student in the Japanese clinic for about a year before returning to Hawaii, where she was born. Hayashi went to visit her in Hawaii in 1938 and had become a Reiki Master. Mrs. Takata try to adapt the technique to the traditional Japanese Reiki mentality occidentale.La Mrs. Takata then opened his school, and she created twenty-two Reiki Master Reiki the method by which to heal with your hands spread throughout the West.