International House of Reiki

22/05/2026

Non-doing
“The power of the healing ability of nature operates without anything being done. People can also immediately utilize it with their consciousness. In this way, this is a truly precious inborn capacity that we share.” - Reiki and the Benevolent Art of Healing by Tomita Kaiji (Published in 1933)

22/05/2026

Shinpiden Reiki III
https://buff.ly/MWZ4m8S

Shinpiden is the Japanese word for ‘mystery teachings’. It is aimed at Level II practitioners or established Reiki Teachers who wish to continue their personal journey, a journey that is ongoing long after you complete the Shinpiden course. It is therefore not just about teaching and is even sui...

22/05/2026

Perfect

21/05/2026

"Every movement of the body or speech originates from the attitudes of the mind." - Lama Yeshe

21/05/2026

Open Minded - Narrow Minded

The most important element within the system of Reiki is that we start to become more open minded. When we are more open minded we become more inclusive in

21/05/2026

Light...

21/05/2026

“Usui Reiki was difficult to pass on because it has many esoteric elements and therefore could not be written down as words” - In the foreword by Mochizuki Tosh*taka - Reiki and the Benevolent Art of Healing by Tomita Kaiji (Published in 1933)

21/05/2026

Shinpiden Reiki III

Shinpiden is the Japanese word for ‘mystery teachings’. It is aimed at Level II practitioners or established Reiki Teachers who wish to continue their personal journey, a journey that is ongoing long after you complete the Shinpiden course. It is therefore not just about teaching and is even sui...

21/05/2026

Do not worry

20/05/2026

"As we calm our minds, heighten our awareness, and shed our masks, our ability to reside in a state of ultimate bliss lengthens. This is a state where we perceive the true nature of reality without passing judgment or making comparisons of good and bad, beautiful and ugly, or rich and poor. We see beyond projections, judgments, and false beliefs, and glimpse the unadulterated truth. This is why practicing—­not just reading books, sitting on a fancy meditation cushion at Dharma teachings, or donning a maroon shawl bought from our spiritual jaunts to Kathmandu—­is crucial." - Ascent of the Thunder Dragon: The Surprising Spiritual Life and Legacy of Bhutan’s Founder By Sasha Wakefield