Group Reiki II Attunement Feb. 18th

Level 2 gives students the skills to practice reiki on others and open energy channels more deeply.  Students also receive their symbols during this level. Students receive 3 of the five symbols in reiki and each one corresponds to a specific energy (power, harmony, distance, mastery, and completion). Students are expected to use these symbols to bring the universal energy of reiki into their everyday lives in more practical ways. The symbols can also help people provide reiki over long distances or send healing energy wherever it may be needed in the world. We will also like at how to create space for more practice and  to create your Reiki business.

As I embarked on my path to becoming a reiki practitioner, I had no knowledge of the varying levels of mastery or their significance. While I believe that having an open mind was advantageous in some ways, it is crucial to have a fundamental comprehension of the levels beforehand. This is not only beneficial for those seeking to become a reiki practitioner but also for those who are looking to work.

Reiki training is standardized to some degree, but each master will teach the components a little differently. There are typically three (or sometimes four) levels of training, with each one focusing on attunement, education and practice.

Attunement is the core element of reiki that sets it apart from other forms of energy healing and touch therapy. During each level, the reiki master performs a ceremony called Reiju (Ray-joo) to empower the student and expand the main energy channels in their body. This allows universal energy, also known as Qi/Chi/Ki, to flow more freely and deeply through the student's body, often clearing blockages and leading to significant changes in energy levels. The attunement process is like a transfer of energy: the master passes energy to the student, who then has it for life. This can lead to an intense period of self-growth for many individuals.