Mosaic Reiki Ryoho

04/05/2026

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04/05/2026

Hello, and a Happy Easter!
The next scheduled Reiki Ryoho Share time at the DesBrisay Museum is 18 April.
The time is 1:30 to 4:30 PM with a suggested donation of $15.00 to help offset the space rental.
Please inform me of your participation on or before Wednesday, 15 April to allow me to gather the necessary resources.

Again, this event is open to Reiki Ryoho practitioners of all Reiki Ryoho lineages.

Please see
https://mosaicreiki.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Reiki-Share-agenda-April-25.pdf
for the proposed agenda.

I will also be in attendance at the the Holistic Health Spring Fair.

03/27/2026

Images
~from 365 Tao Meditations

Sound, smell, taste, image, touch, sleep.
Can you think without clinging to these forms?
A thought without shape is rare, Knowledge of Tao rarer still.
Our mind needs to cling to some object in order to function in its usual modes. If
you look at your memories, you will find that most are tied to some sensory
image. The thought of being in the country brings up a certain fragrance. You
“see” relationships in a certain way. We may do math problems, or compose
something to say to our companions, but we will still think in numbers and
words.
Some people make the mistake of rejecting this type of thinking, but we need
to use these modes in order to function in the everyday world. When it comes to
knowing Tao, thought tied to sensory images is not enough to bring complete
realization. Dualistic thinking cannot be used to know Tao. But don’t discard it
as long as ordinary functioning in the world is necessary.
When one meditates, one must use an aspect of consciousness that does not
cling to external forms. This type of consciousness is beyond the senses. Some
call these states of mind superconsciousness, samadhi, nirvana, or
enlightenment. These are mere names. All that matters is getting to these states.
Then all labels fall away.

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01/11/2026

I will be hosting a Reiki Ryoho Share at the DesBrisay Museum in Bridgewater on Sat 17 Jan, 2026 from 1:30 - 4:30 PM. This is open to all Reiki Ryoho practitioners regardless of lineage. If you will be participating, please let me know on or before Wednesday 14 January.

Please read this PDF for complete detailshttps://mosaicreiki.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Agenda-for-Reiki-Ryoho-Share.pdf

Phone/text 902 514-3459
email: edward@mosaichealing.ca

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03/10/2025

Illumination
~from 365 Tao - Daily meditations by Deng Ming-Dao

Fire feeding on fire. Everyone understands that burning wood produces fire. But when fire feeds on fire, that is a rare condition that yields the greatest illumination. Two flames come together and yield light more magnificent than either could have given forth alone.
In the case of community activity, this means that when one cooperates with others, the accomplishments are greater than what the individuals can do on their own. Such a situation requires a harmony that will generate ideas, inspiration, as well as momentum for growth and action. If the combinations occur properly, the results will be like fire upon fire and will illuminate the world.
Sometimes, the combination comes down to just two people. If two people join forces, neither sacrificing their individuality, but only lending their power to an endeavor, there will be a wonderful situation that will both benefit others and encourage greater growth in the two people as well.
Fire feeding on fire can also mean the swift exhaustion of all energies involved. One must be careful not to lose one’s own personality in any joining.
The idea is integration, not assimilation. No matter what can be achieved in joining with others, it is wise to remember that we each walk this path independently. The ultimate truth of the journey and its final rewards are still for each of us to face alone.

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02/25/2025

Trigger warning***

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