Reiki Classes

Traditionally, Reiki classes are taught in person by a trained Reiki Instructor. A typical Reiki curriculum consists of three fluent levels of instruction and guidance organized as such:

• Shoden (Reiki level 1):  A beginner’s class meant to establish and develop a strong foundation in Reiki practices. In this course, students are introduced to basic Reiki principles, concepts, terminology, treatment-methods, and history.
• Okuden (Reiki level 2):  An intermediate course meant to solidify the beginner’s concepts as well as introduce individuals to additional techniques for further practical and personal development. In this course we introduce additional personal techniques, treatment protocols, and guidelines for Reiki facilitation in a professional manner.
• Shinpiden (Reiki level 3):  Commonly termed “Reiki Master Training” this course serves to assist advanced Reiki practitioners into the deeper spiritual aspects of Reiki practice. On one level, this course prepares students to be able to teach beginner’s Reiki concepts to others while simultaneously teaching them how to further develop and embody the system of Reiki throughout their everyday lives.

Reiki class schedule for spring/summer 2012:
Enrich your Reiki Practice (Classical Japanese Reiki concepts): Saturday, June 23rd (9:00 A.M. – 3:00 P.M.)

Each Reiki class emphasizes practical skill and a thorough understanding of concepts. Students will receive handouts as well as a certificate of completion upon finishing the course.

Classes will be held at Washtenaw Community College.

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