Curriculum for Shoden and Okuden
Day 1, Shoden, module 1
Meditation
The Reiki Kanji, explanation
How to write the word "Reiki"
Key words in Reiki
The Gokai or Five Reiki Principles
Reiju
Reiki Mawashi
Joshin Kokyu ho, breathing technique
Kokai Denju (Usui Sensei's interview)
Individual practice
Hands on Reiki Practice with the group (Shu Chu Reiki)
Day 2, Shoden, module 2
Meditation
Reiju
Reiki Mawashi
Review of day 1
Kenyoku, dry bathing
Hatsurei- Ho, how to increase your perception of subtle energy
Reiki History
Hands on Reiki Practice with the group (Shu Chu Reiki)
Day 3, Shoden, module 3
Meditation
Reiju
Reiki Mawashi
Reiki Okuri
Byosen
Byosen (finding negatively charged body- areas). Together with the Reiki Principles, this is one of the most important aspects of Reiki.
Reiki for Injuries, Gyoshi Ho and Koki Ho
Ketsueki Kokan Ho or Kekko: The Kekko Technique (Ketsueki Kokan). A massage technique favored by Hayashi Sensei to stimulate the metabolism. Demonstration and practice.
Hands on Reiki Practice with the group (Shu Chu Reiki)
Day 4, Shoden, module 4
Meditation
Reiju
Reiki Okuri
Hanshin Koketsu Ho
Gedoku Ho
Hesso Chiryo
Jacki Kiri Joka Ho
Hands on Reiki Practice with the group (Shu Chu Reiki)
Day 5, Okuden, module 1
Meditation
Reiju
Reiki Okuri
Nentatsu Ho: The transfer of positive thoughts and images
Sei Heki Chiryo
How to use Reiki for psychological issues
The mental- healing symbol. How and when to use it. Explanation of its meaning, and the origin of the symbol.
How to use the symbol for physical problems.
Sei Heki Chiryo Practice in pairs
Hands on Reiki Practice with the group (Shu Chu Reiki)
Day 6, Okuden, module 2
Meditation
Reiju
Reiki Okuri
Reiji Ho, three versions
Enkaku Chiryo
The distant- healing symbol. How and when to use it. Explanation of its meaning, and the origin of the symbol.
Enkaku Chiryo (Distant healing) Practice in pairs
Reiki Kokan Ho
Certificate Ceremony
Hands on Reiki Practice with the group (Shu Chu Reiki)
Requirements for further Training
We require everyone to begin with Shoden, regardless of their previous Reiki Training, except for those who have taken Jikiden Reiki Classes previously. This is not out of disrespect, but because the teaching is very different from other schools, and we would like every one of our Reiki students to have the same basic knowledge.
Repeaters: For repeaters the Training fee is Euro 250,-
Shihan Kaku Training
To become a Shihan Kaku, it is required to document at least 150 hours of treatments on at least 25 different clients after at least twelve month of the initial training. Then the Shoden and Okuden class must be reviewed once (for one third of the original course fee, Euro 250,-), before one can take the Shihan Kaku Training.
The Shihan Kaku Training is Euro 1250,- plus the repeat fee for Shoden/Okuden of Euro 250,-
Shihan Training
I will think about the requirements for becoming a Shihan in the next few months, and will let you know. Thank you for your patience…
Before the Shihan Training you have to repeat Shoden and Okuden one more time for the repeat fee of Euro 250,-.
The Shihan Training is Euro 1250,-
In Arjava’s new lineage, the Shihan Training can only be taught by Frank Arjava Petter for now. Let’s see how it develops….
Thank you, friends!
Japanese Reiki Techniques
An introductory evening with Frank Arjava Petter, author of “Reiki Fire”,“Reiki, the Legacy of Dr. Usui” , "The original Reiki Handbook of Dr. Mikao Usui" and co- author of “The Spirit of Reiki” in collaboration with William Lee Rand and Walter Lübeck, “Reiki Best Practices” with Walter Lübeck, “The Hayashi Reiki Manual” with Tadao Yamaguchi, “Reiki Ganz Klar”, “This is Reiki” and “One with Reiki”.
Years of research into the true history of Reiki have revealed a completely new vision of Dr. Usui and the Reiki movement he gave birth to in Japan.
Arjava lived and worked in Japan for twelve years. He now lives on Lesvos Island in Greece with his family. He teaches Reiki, meditation and Family Constellations worldwide.
Arjava takes us on a fascinating journey to the original Reiki sites in Japan- from the Kurama temple in Kyoto where Usui Sensei encountered Reiki for the first time, to his grave and public memorial in Tokyo.
Part of this evening will be:
*A multi media show of the Reiki sites in Japan.
* A talk on Japanese culture
* A talk on Japanese Reiki history and historical facts of Usui Sensei's life and work.
* Questions and answers.
On Saturday and Sunday we will explore the following techniques:
The Gassho meditation
The five Reiki principles and their meaning
Joshin Kokyuu Ho, a breathing technique to purify the spirit
The Reiji prayer, indication of the spirit
Reiki Undo, Reiki exercise
Shu Chu Reiki, concentrated Reiki
Reiki Mawashi, Reiki current
Kenyoku, dry bathing
Byosen, finding and working with problem areas
Jacki kiri Joka Ho, transforming negative energy
Nentasu Ho, affirmation technique
Hanshin Chiryo, half the body treatment
Hesso chiryo, navel healing technique
Hanshin Koketsu Ho, blood exchange technique
Gedoku- Ho, detoxification technique
Saturday Evening: The origin, meaning and correct way of writing the Reiki Master symbol (only for the Reiki- Masters present).
Meditation Trainings
Meditation in Action
The Samadhi Sessions