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Reiki Master Shaman (Reiki Shaman IIIa)
This class incorporates Reiki Master training as taught by the International Center for Reiki Training in Southfield, Mich., using its books and materials, plus Jim PathFinder Ewing’s books, and other materials.
Training includes Usui/Tibetan Reiki Master (IIIb), plus Advanced Reiki Training (IIIa), plus four Reiki Shaman symbols in Master attunement, plus two more Master symbols previously taught as “Johrei” Reiki, or JO KI KEI SHIN Reiki
Included:
ART (also called Reiki Master IIIa) teaches healing techniques that are shared with other modalities, including scanning, beaming, removing spiritual intrusions (or psychic surgery), using crystals in healing work, and other techniques, along with attunement with the Usui Master symbol.
Full Usui/Tibetan Reiki Master training (or III) includes all of the above, plus ability to give attunements.
Reiki III is ONLY for those who have already taken Reiki II and ART. According to the International Center for Reiki Training guidelines we follow, you must take ART before taking Reiki III instruction.
Advanced Reiki Training (ART or IIIa)
It includes:
* The Usui Master attunement which increases the strength of your Reiki energy.
* The Usui Master symbol which increases the effectiveness of the Reiki II symbols.
* Reiki meditation that strengthens the mind and expands consciousness.
* The use of crystals with Reiki.
* How to make a Reiki grid that will continue to send Reiki after it is charged.
* Reiki psychic surgery that allows you to remove negative psychic energy and send it to the light.
* A guided meditation that introduces you to your Reiki guides wherein you receive healing and information.
Taught in IIIb:
* The complete Reiki III Usui/Tibetan Master attunement.
* Instruction on how to give Reiki attunements for Reiki I&II and ART and full Reiki Master.
* The Healing attunement.
* Two Tibetan symbols are given for a total of six Usui/Tibetan symbols.
* Practice time doing attunements.
In addition, Reiki Shaman I & Reiki Shaman II instruction is included, to ensure that students have all Master Symbols and ability to attune others with them, instruction on using Master symbols in the shamanic journey, the world as seen through the eyes of the shaman, and discussion of healing practice, ethics and incorporating shamanic principles.
We will continue to offer the regular Usui/Tibetan Reiki IIIa and IIIb courses without the Shamanic component, upon request. The Shamanic component replaces the guided meditation portions of the curriculum and enhances the practicum portions.
Naturally, whether one completes the Usui/Tibetan or Reiki Master Shaman course, he or she will be eligible after one year to take Karuna Reiki® instruction. And, of course, we will continue to offer Reiki treatment by appointment; and regular Usui/Tibetan Reiki I and Reiki II regularly. Individual instruction welcomed
At the end of the training, the student will be awarded a certificate as Reiki Master Shaman, along with a certificate as a Reiki Master (Independent Reiki Master Teacher). All Reiki instruction is in accordance with the International Center for Reiki Training standards. Its site: http://www.reiki.org
Shamanic Reiki instruction is as explained in the book, “Reiki Shamanism: A Guide to Out-of-Body Healing” by Jim PathFinder Ewing.
Required Prerequisites:
Students must have proficiency in journeying, having either taken the Reiki Shaman I course, or Foundation for Shamanic Studies “Way of the Shaman” Basic Workshop or equivalent program, or ability.
Students must have regular Reiki I and Reiki II instruction and attunement.
Students must have completed the Reiki Shaman II course.
Required reading:
“Healing Plants & Animals from a Distance: Curative Principles and Applications” by Jim PathFinder Ewing (Findhorn Press, 2008), which includes describes the shamanic journey, as well as gives examples of shamanic journeys.
“Reiki Shamanism: A Guide to Out-of-Body Healing” by Jim PathFinder Ewing (Findhorn Press, 2008), which incorporates the shamanic journey and Reiki as a healing practice and explains how Reiki is a form of shamanism.
“Clearing: A Guide to Liberating Energies Trapped in Buildings and Lands” (Findhorn Press, 2006) by Jim PathFinder Ewing, and “Finding Sanctuary in Nature: Simple Ceremonies in the Native American Tradition for Healing Yourself and Others” (Findhorn Press, 2007).
Students are advised to bring a pillow to sit on, a mat or blanket to lie on while journeying, and a pen and notebook to record notes and observations.
Class size is limited to allow individualized instruction.
Note: We are not affiliated in any way with the Foundation For Shamanic Studies, but highly recommend its courses; nor are we or is this course affiliated with or certified by the International Center for Reiki Training, although we use its teaching methods and course materials for Reiki training.
Two days, hours: 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sat., and Sun., at Lena. Cost: $650 (the same price as Reiki III and ART).
Class size is limited to allow individualized instruction.
Reiki Master Shaman Class for Previous Reiki Master Students
If you have previously taken the Reiki Master (IIIa and IIIb) class taught by PathFinder, you may take a special, reduced cost one-day class reviewing and incorporating the shamanism component of the Reiki Master Shaman (IIIa) instruction, including attunements. This is only for students certified previously by PathFinder. Required Prerequisites: Students must have proficiency in journeying, having either taken the Reiki Shaman I course, or Foundation for Shamanic Studies “Way of the Shaman” Basic Workshop or equivalent program, or ability. Students must have completed the Reiki Shaman II course. Students are advised to bring a pillow to sit on, a mat or blanket to lie on while journeying, and a pen and notebook to record notes and observations.
One day, hours: 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., at Lena. Cost: $150.
Class size is limited to allow individualized instruction.