The “Reiki Refresher” workshop will focus on questions and general discussion about Reiki practice, learn hands-on practice for traditional Japanese Reiki techniques, participate in a group meditation and give Reiki treatments to each other.

As part of the workshop, I will also offer a reiju (attunement or blessing) to each of the students in attendance. Traditional Japanese Reiki practice encouraged the practice of giving attunements again to Reiki practitioners in order to help clear and refine the recipients’ energy field. Even those who practice Reiki regularly will feel a boost in their energy after receiving a reiju.

Practitioners attending this class will also be eligible to enter a drawing to win several prizes, including Dr. Wayne Dyer and Louise Hay motivational products and a free 30 minute Reiki treatment!

Space is limited to 10 people. Please contact me to reserve your place by January 24 so I can ensure adequate materials and table space.

Cost: $35 (If you have taken a Refresher with me before, you are eligible for a $5 discount!)

Date: January 28, 2012

Time: 12 – 4 pm

Location: Candler Park Chiropractic
1522 Dekalb Avenue
Atlanta, GA 30307

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Shinpiden candidates must have already completed Master/Teacher level training in any Reiki lineage in order to register for the workshop.

What is Komyo Reiki?

Komyo Reiki presents Reiki as it was understood and commonly practiced in the 1930’s in Japan. This system places emphasis on spiritual unfoldment through the practice of Reiki Ryoho, aiming for “satori” or enlightenment.

Komyo Reiki is a “keep-it-simple” Reiki system and practice. The practice motto is: “Put your hands, Surrender, and Smile.” The more peace and balance we cultivate in our lives through Reiki practice, the more we directly experience what Mikao Usui called “the miraculous medicine of all diseases.”

To learn more about the experience of learning Reiki from Inamoto Sensei, read my story of his training I attended in New York City in July 2010.

Workshop information
All four levels – Shoden, Chuden, Okuden and Shinpiden – will be taught as a complete system in a two and a half day intensive workshop. Sensei will also provide an evening talk for non-practitioners and Reiki practitioners to learn more about this healing art and its history. Upon completion of this training, students will be certified as Komyo Reiki Kai Shihans (teachers) and can teach the system to others.

The workshop will be held at the Self Discovery Center (1315 S Ponce De Leon Ave. Atlanta, GA 30306)

Schedule

Friday, March 16, 2012
6:30 – 9:30 PM: Intro to Reiki (all Reiki and non-Reiki practitioners are welcome to attend)

Saturday, March 17 and Sunday, March 18, 2012
10 AM – 6 PM: Shinpiden training

Monday, March 19, 2012
6:00 – 9:00 PM: Shinpiden training and practice time

Fee for Shinpiden training:  $850.00 – payable by check or cash

A $200 non-refundable deposit must be received no later than March 2, 2012 to secure your place. Full payment must be made by check before March 10, 2012. Payments can be broken into three installments so long as the balance is paid by the day of the class.

If full payment has not been received by March 10, the balance must be paid in cash on the day of class.

Checks should be made out to Dana Lisa Young and sent to the following address:

Dragonfly Reiki
1522 Dekalb Avenue, Ste. B
Atlanta, GA 30307

Please email me for information about hotel options, etc.

If you are interested in his unique opportunity to learn traditional Japanese Reiki from Inamoto Sensei, please contact me via email.

I am a Reiki Teacher (Shihan) trained in both traditional Japanese Reiki (Komyo Reiki) and ”Western” Usui Reiki (Takata style, or Usui Shiki Ryoho.) I teach Komyo Reiki, but provide the Takata-style Reiki techniques in my classes, so that students have a thorough understanding and context for their Reiki practice.

My Reiki classes and workshops provide plenty of opportunity to practice working with Reiki energy healing on yourself and others. Along with the energetic attunements (reiju), students will receive all the information, tools and ongoing guidance to practice Reiki with confidence. I love teaching and providing support for students as they develop their practice. I have seen a number of students make amazing transformation in their lives as a result of their commitment to Reiki. The potential for miracles is literally in your hands!

Upcoming Reiki classes and workshops:

• Komyo Reiki Level II (Chuden): Saturday, November 12, 2011 (11 AM – 5 PM)
• Komyo Reiki Level I (Shoden): Saturday, January 14, 2012 (10 AM – 6 PM)
• Komyo Reiki Level II (Chuden): Saturday, January 21, 2012 (10 AM – 5:30 PM)
• Reiki Refresher Workshop: Saturday, January 28, 2012 (12PM – 4 PM)
• Reiki Master (Okuden) training: Saturday, February 4, 2012 (10 AM – 5 PM)
• Reiki Teacher (Shinpiden) training: Sunday February 5, 2012 (10 AM – 5 PM)
• Komyo Reiki Level I (Shoden): Saturday, February 18, 2012 (10 AM – 6 PM)

For more information on what is covered in each class, pricing and registration, please visit my Reiki Classes page. All classes are taught at Candler Park Chiropractic in Atlanta, GA unless otherwise indicated.

(Photo credit: www.istockphoto.com)

As part of the workshop, I will also offer a reiju (attunement or blessing) to each of the students in attendance. Traditional Japanese Reiki practice encouraged the practice of giving attunements again to Reiki practitioners in order to help clear and refine the recipients’ energy field. Even those who practice Reiki regularly will feel a boost in their energy after receiving a reiju.

Space is limited to 10 people. Please contact me to reserve your place by September 22 so I can ensure adequate materials and table space.

Cost: $25

Time: 12 – 4 pm

Location: Candler Park Chiropractic
1522 Dekalb Avenue
Atlanta, GA 30307

I am a Reiki Teacher (Shihan) trained in both traditional Japanese Reiki (Komyo Reiki) and ”Western” Usui Reiki (Takata style, or Usui Shiki Ryoho.) I incorporate practices and techniques from both traditions in my classes, so that students have a thorough understanding and context for their Reiki practice.

My Reiki classes and workshops provide plenty of opportunity to practice working with Reiki energy healing on yourself and others. Along with the necessary energetic attunements, students will receive all the information, tools and ongoing guidance to practice Reiki with confidence. I love teaching and providing support for students as they develop their practice. I have seen a number of students make amazing transformation in their lives as a result of their commitment to Reiki. The potential for miracles is literally in your hands!

Upcoming Reiki classes:

• Reiki I: Sat. March 19, 2011 (10 AM – 5:00 PM)
• ART/Master Training (Part I): Sun. March 20, 2011 (11 AM– 5 PM)
• Reiki I: Sat. April 30, 2011 (10 AM – 5 PM)

 For more information on what is covered in each class, pricing and registration, please visit my Reiki Classes page. All classes are taught at Candler Park Chiropractic in Atlanta, GA unless otherwise indicated.

(Photo credit: www.istockphoto.com)

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I am a Reiki Master Teacher trained in both traditional Japanese Reiki (Komyo Reiki) and ”Western” Usui Reiki (Takata style, or Usui Shiki Ryoho.) I incorporate practices and techniques from both traditions in my classes, so that students have a thorough understanding and context for their Reiki practice.

My Reiki classes and workshops provide plenty of opportunity to practice working with Reiki energy healing on yourself and others. Along with the energetic attunements (reiju), students will receive all the information, tools and ongoing guidance to practice Reiki with confidence. I love teaching and providing support for students as they develop their practice. I have seen a number of students make amazing transformation in their lives as a result of their commitment to Reiki. The potential for miracles is literally in your hands!

Upcoming Reiki classes:

• Reiki II: Sat. February 19, 2011 (12 PM – 6 PM)
• Reiki I: Sun. February 27, 2011 (10 AM – 5:00 PM)
• Reiki Refresher: Sun. March 13, 2011 (12 PM – 4 PM)* this workshop is for existing Reiki practitioners
• Komyo Reiki Level I (Shoden): Sat. March 19, 2011 (10 AM – 5 PM)

For more information on what is covered in each class, pricing and registration, please visit my Reiki Classes page. All classes are taught at Candler Park Chiropractic in Atlanta, GA unless otherwise indicated.

(Photo credit: www.istockphoto.com)

I had the privilege of learning Komyo Reiki from Hyakuten Inamoto, my teacher and founder of the system. (See my story of receiving my Shinpiden training.) Inamoto, an independent Pure Land Buddhist monk, was taught by Chiyoko Yamaguchi, a student of Chujiro Hayashi. Yamaguchi learned Reiki in 1938 at the age of 17 and practiced for over 60 years before her passing in August 2003. The style of traditional Japanese Reiki she practiced and taught is now known as Jikiden Reiki.

Komyo Reiki remains true to the healing aspects of the practice taught by Hayashi and Yamaguchi. However, there is an emphasis on what Inamoto Sensei calls “spiritual enfoldment.” The goal of Komyo Reiki is satori – or enlightenment – through Reiki practice. The more peace and balance we cultivate in our lives through Reiki practice, the more we directly experience what Usui called “the miraculous medicine of all diseases.”

All four levels – Shoden, Chuden, Okuden and Shinpiden – will be taught as a complete system in a two day intensive workshop. Students will learn the history of Komyo Reiki, similaries and differences between Western (Takata style) and Japanese Reiki, traditional Japanese techniques for healing and Ki-building, as well as the reiju (attunement) process. Upon completion of this training, students will be certified as Komyo Reiki Kai Shihans (teachers) and can teach the system to others.

The cost for the Komyo Reiki Shinpiden training is $500. It includes the Komyo Reiki Kai manual, handouts, certificate of completion, ongoing support and opportunities to “internship” with Dragonfly Reiki, including the option to sit in and observe/assist during classes. Students may pay in two installments (due by date of class.) See the Reiki Classes page for more information on registration and payment options. Registration required no later than one week before the date of class to ensure sufficient materials and seating.

(Image credit: www.istockphoto.com)

I am a Reiki Master Teacher trained in both traditional Japanese Reiki (Komyo Reiki) and ”Western” Usui Reiki (Takata style, or Usui Shiki Ryoho.) I incorporate practices and techniques from both traditions in my classes, so that students have a thorough understanding and context for their Reiki practice. 

My Reiki classes and workshops provide plenty of opportunity to practice working with Reiki energy healing on yourself and others.  Along with the necessary energetic attunements, students will receive all the information, tools and ongoing guidance to practice Reiki with confidence.  I love teaching and providing support for students as they develop their practice.  I have seen a number of students make amazing transformation in their lives as a result of their commitment to Reiki.  The potential for miracles is literally in your hands!

Upcoming Reiki classes:

• Reiki I: Sat. January 29, 2011 (10 AM – 5:00 PM)
• Reiki II: Sat. February 19, 2011 (12 PM – 6 PM)
• Reiki I: Sun. February 27, 2011 (10 AM - 5:00 PM)

For more information on what is covered in each class, pricing and registration, please visit my Reiki Classes page.  All classes are taught at Candler Park Chiropractic in Atlanta, GA unless otherwise indicated.

(Photo credit: www.istockphoto.com)

As part of the workshop, I will also offer a reiju (attunement) to each of the students in attendance. Traditional Japanese Reiki practice encouraged the practice of giving attunements again to Reiki practitioners in order to help clear and refine the recipients’ energy field. Even those who practice Reiki regularly will feel a boost in their energy after receiving a reiju.

Space is limited to 10 people. Please contact me to reserve your place by December 9 so I can ensure adequate materials and table space.

Cost: $35

Location: Candler Park Chiropractic
1522 Dekalb Avenue
Atlanta, GA 30307

I had the privilege of learning Komyo Reiki from Hyakuten Inamoto, my teacher and founder of the system.  (See my story of receiving my Shinpiden training.)  Inamoto, a Buddhist monk, was taught by Chiyoko Yamaguchi, a student of Chujiro Hayashi.  Yamaguchi learned Reiki in 1938 at the age of 17 and practiced for over 60 years before her passing in August 2003.  The style of  traditional Japanese Reiki she practiced and taught is now known as Jikiden Reiki. 

Komyo Reiki remains true to the healing aspects of the practice taught by Hayashi and Yamaguchi.  However, there is an emphasis on what Inamoto Sensei calls “spiritual enfoldment.”  The goal of Komyo Reiki is satori – or enlightenment – through Reiki practice.  The more peace and balance we cultivate  in our lives through Reiki practice, the more we directly experience what Usui called “the miraculous medicine of all diseases.” 

All four levels -  Shoden, Chuden, Okuden and Shinpiden – will be taught as a complete system in a two day intensive workshop.  Students will learn the history of Komyo Reiki, similaries and differences between Western (Takata style) and Japanese Reiki, traditional Japanese techniques for healing and Ki-building, as well as the reiju (attunement) process.  Upon completion of this training, students will be certified as Komyo Reiki Kai Shihans (teachers) and can teach the system to others.

The cost for the Komyo Reiki Shinpiden training is $600 (receive a $50 discount if you register with a deposit before December 31, 2010.) It includes the Komyo Reiki Kai manual, handouts, certificate of completion, ongoing support and opportunities to “internship” with Dragonfly Reiki, including the option to sit in and observe/assist during classes. Students may pay in two installments (due by date of class.)  See the Reiki Classes page for more information on registration and payment options.  Registration required no later than one week before the date of class to ensure sufficient materials and seating.