Classical Reiki

Classical Reiki Hello my name is Annie
I was taught Reiki 1999 Reiki is an ongoing process, learning something new all the time!! Sounds easy? but it is a lot of hard work.

I am a Reiki Practitioner/Shihan (Teacher) and I'm dedicated in helping people heal themselves, bringing them Balance (Kinkou) through Reiki. Reiki is the path of self-discovery, as one of the many sayings goes

"'Do not ask God to Guide your Footsteps
if you are not willing to MOVE your Feet'



Life is like a water tap, all-new, shiny and clean, the water flows through it with ease,
then as time goes on some dirt (Emotional debris) starts to cling to the side of the tap,
causing the inside to get a bit smaller, the more we ignore this, the most the dirt clings,
until we are all choked up, there is no flow at all! so, we have to work on ourselves
getting rid of the emotional debris, until the energy can flow once more. To me, Reiki is a passion and a way of life now,
to teach others is a privilege! After taking Master/Teachers in the Western-style in 2000, I knew that there was something missing from the Western system and the word Master never felt right to me, who am I to call myself Master! After a lot of research, I discovered
The Japanese Classical Form of Reiki is untouched by Western Style. I have learned from people such as Frans & Bronwen Steine, Tadao Yamaguti, Frank Arjava Petter, and Taggart King. I have taken my Teacher's again with Frans & Bronwen Steine ( 5 times ) from The International House of Reiki and I am a Registered Teacher/Practitioner with the Japanese Reiki Shibumi International Reiki Association. I abide by their Codes of Practice and Standards. I have taken Okuden with Tadao Yamaguti from Jikiden Reiki and have insurance for both systems. I believe both systems have their place in the Reiki World, to me it's like two sides to the one coin, one spiritual, one physical both wonderful! Here at Classical Reiki
1. I only teach Classical Japanese Reiki with nothing added on.
2. One of the most important things we offer is a Reiki Practice night every Month because you can't learn everything in one-two day is an ongoing process
3. You can contact us by phone, text and e-mail
4 I don't believe in ATTUNE & GO!

Life will never be free of challenges.There will always be uncertainty, loss, discomfort, and change.Trying to eliminate...
13/04/2026

Life will never be free of challenges.
There will always be uncertainty, loss, discomfort, and change.
Trying to eliminate all problems is a battle you cannot win.
And in that constant resistance… suffering begins.
In Buddhism, this is the First Noble Truth:
Life includes suffering.
But the teaching does not end there.
The real freedom comes not from escaping problems,
But from changing your relationship with them.
When the mind is untrained,
every difficulty feels personal.
Every obstacle feels like an attack.
Every discomfort feels unbearable.
But when the mind is steady,
the same problems become manageable.
Even meaningful.
Pain may still arise,
but suffering does not have to follow.
Because suffering is not just what happens to you…
It is how tightly you hold on to it.
Happiness, then, is not a perfect life.
It is a balanced mind.
A mind that does not panic in chaos.
A mind that does not cling in fear.
A mind that can observe, accept, and respond with clarity.
This is inner strength.
This is real peace.
So don’t wait for life to become easy.
Train yourself to become steady.
Because when your mind learns how to meet life as it is,
even in the middle of problems…
You will still find peace.

In my detaching era, I am learning a different kind of strength.I am stepping back instead of stepping in to fix. Not ev...
13/04/2026

In my detaching era, I am learning a different kind of strength.
I am stepping back instead of stepping in to fix. Not everything is mine to carry, and not every problem needs my intervention. Sometimes peace begins the moment you stop trying to control what was never yours.
I am observing without absorbing. I can witness emotions, behaviours, and chaos without letting them live inside me. Awareness without attachment is freedom.
I am choosing a space where chaos once lived. Silence over noise. Clarity over confusion. Peace over constant emotional turbulence.
I am giving myself permission to disengage. Walking away is not weakness. It is wisdom when staying costs your well-being.
I am releasing relationships that only survive when I abandon myself. Love should not require self-betrayal. Connection should not come at the cost of your identity.
I am choosing distance over dysfunction. Not everyone deserves access to your energy. Not everyone is meant to walk with you forever.
And most importantly, I am protecting my peace by letting people have their patterns without trying to change them.
In Buddhist understanding, detachment is not coldness. It is clarity. It is loving without clinging, caring without losing yourself, and allowing life to unfold without resistance.
This is not a withdrawal.
This is alignment.
This is growth.

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29/03/2026

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Unhealed people don’t listen with their ears —they listen with their triggers.You can speak calmly,explain clearly,choos...
28/03/2026

Unhealed people don’t listen with their ears —
they listen with their triggers.

You can speak calmly,
explain clearly,
choose your words with care…

and still be misunderstood.

Because they are not hearing you.
They are hearing their past.

A simple sentence becomes an attack.
A question feels like criticism.
Silence feels like rejection.

Not because of what you said —
but because of what they’ve been through.

Unhealed pain filters perception.

It turns neutral moments into threats.
It turns concern into control.
It turns feedback into judgment.

And in that state,
communication becomes difficult.

In Buddhist understanding, this is conditioning —
the mind reacting not to the present,
but to stored impressions of the past.

Until those wounds are seen and understood,
they keep shaping reactions automatically.

This is why awareness matters.

You begin to realize:
Not every reaction is about you.
Not every conflict is your fault.
Not every misunderstanding needs your defense.

Sometimes, the wisest response is compassion…
and distance.

Compassion — because they are hurting.
Distance — because you don’t have to carry that hurt.

And for yourself, the lesson is just as important:

Heal your own triggers.
So you can hear people as they are —
not as your past makes them seem.

Because true listening
only happens
when the mind is not reacting.

It is present.

And in that presence,
understanding becomes possible. 🌿

Read that again....Not everything that hurts you is meant to break you.Some things are simply revealing the truth.When s...
26/03/2026

Read that again....
Not everything that hurts you is meant to break you.
Some things are simply revealing the truth.
When someone disrespects you, they are not defining your worth…
They are exposing their character.
Their impatience.
Their insecurity.
Their lack of awareness.
And the mistake we make?
We take their behaviour personally…
instead of seeing it clearly.
In Buddhism, suffering doesn’t come from what happens—
it comes from how tightly we hold onto it.
You don’t suffer because someone disrespected you.
You suffer because you attach meaning to it.
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The wise don’t react to every noise.
A lion doesn’t stop walking because a sheep doesn’t like its roar.
It keeps moving… because it knows who it is.
And that’s the lesson:
Not everyone deserves your reaction.
Not everyone deserves access to your peace.
Sometimes, disrespect is life quietly telling you:
“These are not your people.”
So don’t carry it like a wound.
Carry it like wisdom.
Let it guide you… not break you.
Let it teach you… not define you.
Because the moment you stop taking everything personally…
is the moment you start becoming free.
🪷 Protect your peace. Move forward.

You are the one that can Break the Cycle!💞💖💞
24/03/2026

You are the one that can Break the Cycle!
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Thank you all so much for sharing my page! It’s entirely because of your support and shares that this space keeps growin...
24/03/2026

Thank you all so much for sharing my page! It’s entirely because of your support and shares that this space keeps growing and thriving. I’m truly humbled by how warmly you’ve embraced this page—this journey is ours, and it means the world to me that you’re part of it.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

Love,
Annie
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01/03/2026

Love this stay positive it’s the only way for me to be 💞💖💞

I confess I am A Hugaholic I love hugs it’s Heart to Heart 💞💖💞
01/03/2026

I confess I am A Hugaholic
I love hugs it’s Heart to Heart
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Hello my name is Annie I was taught Reiki in 1998. Reiki is an ongoing process of learning something new all the time!! I am a Reiki Practitioner/Shihan (Teacher) and I'm dedicated to helping people heal themselves, bringing them Balance (Kinkou) though Reiki.

Reiki is the path of self- discovery, but as one of the many saying goes

"'Do not ask God to Guide your Footsteps if you are not willing to MOVE your Feet'

Life is like a water tap, all new, shiny and clean, the water flows through it with ease, then as time goes on some dirt (Emotional debris) starts to cling to the side of the tap, causing the inside to get a bit smaller, the more we ignore this, the most the dirt clings, until we are all choked up, there is no flow at all! so, we have to work on ourselves getting rid of the emotional debris, until the energy can flow once more.