About Reiki

A Brief History and Meaning

Reiki, which is pronounced Ray-key is a Japanese word meaning universal energy, an energy which is all around us. Eastern medicine has always recognised and worked with this energy, which flows through all living things and is vital to well-being. Known as ‘ki’ in Japan, ‘chi’ in China and ‘prana’ in India. Acupuncture, Tai chi, Yoga and many Martial Arts are also based on the free-flow of this energy in a person.

Reiki is a system of natural healing that uses this naturally occuring energy to heal disease. Practitioners use this energy or “ki” that is all around us and are able to pass it on to re-awaken the natural healing process in others by focusing the energy on the areas that it is most needed.

Reiki was discovered in Japan by Dr. Mikao Usui in 1922. Usui discovered Reiki while fasting and preparing for death on Mt Kurama in Japan, where he went to find enlightenment while studying Zen Buddhism. One day after his third week of fasting on Mt Kurama, Usui felt a powerful shock in the centre of his brain, as if he was struck by lightening and become unconscious. Usui finally woke up after several hours and began to run down Mt Kurama back to his Zen master. Usui hurt his toe while running down Mt Kurama, he naturally put his hands over his toe and to his suprise he found that the pain subsided and the bleeding stopped. This was Usui’s first encounter with this new ability. He spent the rest of his life practicing and teaching Reiki. Usui named his method of treatment “心身 改善 臼井 靈氣 療法 – Shin Shin Kaizen Usui Reiki Ryoho”, meaning “Usui Reiki Treatment Method for Improvement of Body and Mind”.

Many years later Reiki was banned in Japan and anyone caught practicing without a Medical license were jailed. Due to this, Usui’s Reiki was thought to be all but lost in Japan, until a family came forward who had been practicing privately the original methods for over 65 years, they were the Yamaguchi family.

Jikiden Reiki

Jikiden Reiki stems directly from Hayashi Sensei (who was one of Usui’s original twenty students). Chiyoko Yamaguchi was a direct student of Hayashi Sensei, she had been found to have been using the original teachings passed to her from Hayashi Sensei for over 65 years. Tadao Yamaguchi, Chiyoko’s son, also learned Reiki from his mother and together they founded the Jikiden Reiki Kenkyukai (Institute) and started teaching the original methods as taught by Usui and Hayashi Sensei many years previously. Tadao Yamaguchi now heads the Jikiden Reiki Kenkyukai who himself has had over 30 years of experience.

Jikiden means directly passed in Japanese, therefore Jikiden Reiki translates to directly passed Reiki. It is entirely free of Western influence. It differs to “Western” style Reiki in approach, attitude and ideas. A lot of people notice a real difference in the feel of Jikiden Reiki.

A Little Research On The Science Of Reiki

Independent research by Dr. Robert Becker and Dr. John Zimmerman during the 1980′s investigated what happens whilst people practice therapies like Reiki. They found that not only do the brain wave patterns of practitioner and receiver become synchronized in the alpha state, characteristic of deep relaxation and meditation, but they pulse in unison with the earth’s magnetic field, known as the Schuman Resonance. During these moments, the bio-magnetic field of the practitioners’ hands is at least 1000 times greater than normal, and not as a result of internal body current. Toni Bunnell (1997) suggests that the linking of energy fields between practitioner and earth allows the practitioner to draw on the ‘infinite energy source’ or ‘universal energy field’ via the Schuman Resonance. Prof. Paul Davies and Dr. John Gribben in The Matter Myth (1991), discuss the quantum physics view of a ‘living universe’ in which everything is connected in a ‘living web of interdependence’. All of this supports the subjective experience of ‘oneness’ and ‘expanded consciousness’ related by those who regularly receive or self-treat with Reiki.

Zimmerman (1990) in the USA and Seto (1992) in Japan further investigated the large pulsating bio-magnetic field that is emitted from the hands of energy practitioners whilst they work. They discovered that the pulses are in the same frequencies as brain waves, and sweep up and down from 0.3 – 30 Hz, focusing mostly in 7 – 8 Hz, alpha state. Independent medical research has shown that this range of frequencies will stimulate healing in the body, with specific frequencies being suitable for different tissues. For example, 2 Hz encourages nerve regeneration, 7Hz bone growth, 10Hz ligament mending, and 15 Hz capillary formation. Physiotherapy equipment based on these principles has been designed to aid soft tissue regeneration, and ultra sound technology is commonly used to clear clogged arteries and disintegrate kidney stones. Also, it has been known for many years that placing an electrical coil around a fracture that refuses to mend will stimulate bone growth and repair.

Becker explains that ‘brain waves’ are not confined to the brain but travel throughout the body via the perineural system, the sheaths of connective tissue surrounding all nerves. During treatment, these waves begin as relatively weak pulses in the thalamus of the practitioner’s brain, and gather cumulative strength as they flow to the peripheral nerves of the body including the hands. The same effect is mirrored in the person receiving treatment, and Becker suggests that it is this system more than any other, that regulates injury repair and system rebalance. This highlights one of the special features of Reiki (and similar therapies) – that both practitioner and client receive the benefits of a treatment, which makes it very efficient.

It is interesting to note that Dr. Becker carried out his study on world-wide array of cross-cultural subjects, and no matter what their belief systems or customs, or how opposed to each other their customs were, all tested the same. Part of Reiki’s growing popularity is that it does not impose a set of beliefs, and can therefore be used by people of any background and faith, or none at all. This neutrality makes it particularly appropriate to a medical or prison setting.

JIKIDEN REIKI WALES

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Jikiden Reiki is a Japanese energy healing therapy, it is a natural method of healing physical and mental illness and is much more than a relaxing therapy; it has a long history of success in the treatment of chronic disease.

Jikiden translates to ‘directly passed’, it is the original authentic Japanese style of Reiki and it has no western influences. Jikiden Reiki seminars are presented with credibility and clarity, they also include information and ideas that are unknown to western Reiki practitioners.

Jikiden Reiki Wales is dedicated to the promotion and spread of this incredible healing art as well as being actively involved in research to help demonstrate the effectiveness of Jikiden Reiki. Jikiden Reiki has been successfully used in many professional practice environments; it is currently used by the NHS and many Medical Doctors, Doctors of Chiropractic, Acupuncturists and other healthcare providers all over the world.

Jikiden Reiki treatment and training is available in South Wales for the first time.

About Reiki

A Brief History and Meaning

Reiki, which is pronounced Ray-key is a Japanese word meaning universal energy, an energy which is all around us. Eastern medicine has always recognised and worked with this energy, which flows through all living things and is vital to well-being. Known as ‘ki’ in Japan, ‘chi’ in China and ‘prana’ in India. Acupuncture, Tai chi, Yoga and many Martial Arts are also based on the free-flow of this energy in a person.

Reiki is a system of natural healing that uses this naturally occuring energy to heal disease. Practitioners use this energy or “ki” that is all around us and are able to pass it on to re-awaken the natural healing process in others by focusing the energy on the areas that it is most needed.

Reiki was discovered in Japan by Dr. Mikao Usui in 1922. Usui discovered Reiki while fasting and preparing for death on Mt Kurama in Japan, where he went to find enlightenment while studying Zen Buddhism. One day after his third week of fasting on Mt Kurama, Usui felt a powerful shock in the centre of his brain, as if he was struck by lightening and become unconscious. Usui finally woke up after several hours and began to run down Mt Kurama back to his Zen master. Usui hurt his toe while running down Mt Kurama, he naturally put his hands over his toe and to his suprise he found that the pain subsided and the bleeding stopped. This was Usui’s first encounter with this new ability. He spent the rest of his life practicing and teaching Reiki. Usui named his method of treatment “心身 改善 臼井 靈氣 療法 – Shin Shin Kaizen Usui Reiki Ryoho”, meaning “Usui Reiki Treatment Method for Improvement of Body and Mind”.

Many years later Reiki was banned in Japan and anyone caught practicing without a Medical license were jailed. Due to this, Usui’s Reiki was thought to be all but lost in Japan, until a family came forward who had been practicing privately the original methods for over 65 years, they were the Yamaguchi family.

Jikiden Reiki

Jikiden Reiki stems directly from Hayashi Sensei (who was one of Usui’s original twenty students). Chiyoko Yamaguchi was a direct student of Hayashi Sensei, she had been found to have been using the original teachings passed to her from Hayashi Sensei for over 65 years. Tadao Yamaguchi, Chiyoko’s son, also learned Reiki from his mother and together they founded the Jikiden Reiki Kenkyukai (Institute) and started teaching the original methods as taught by Usui and Hayashi Sensei many years previously. Tadao Yamaguchi now heads the Jikiden Reiki Kenkyukai who himself has had over 30 years of experience.

Jikiden means directly passed in Japanese, therefore Jikiden Reiki translates to directly passed Reiki. It is entirely free of Western influence. It differs to “Western” style Reiki in approach, attitude and ideas. A lot of people notice a real difference in the feel of Jikiden Reiki.

A Little Research On The Science Of Reiki

Independent research by Dr. Robert Becker and Dr. John Zimmerman during the 1980′s investigated what happens whilst people practice therapies like Reiki. They found that not only do the brain wave patterns of practitioner and receiver become synchronized in the alpha state, characteristic of deep relaxation and meditation, but they pulse in unison with the earth’s magnetic field, known as the Schuman Resonance. During these moments, the bio-magnetic field of the practitioners’ hands is at least 1000 times greater than normal, and not as a result of internal body current. Toni Bunnell (1997) suggests that the linking of energy fields between practitioner and earth allows the practitioner to draw on the ‘infinite energy source’ or ‘universal energy field’ via the Schuman Resonance. Prof. Paul Davies and Dr. John Gribben in The Matter Myth (1991), discuss the quantum physics view of a ‘living universe’ in which everything is connected in a ‘living web of interdependence’. All of this supports the subjective experience of ‘oneness’ and ‘expanded consciousness’ related by those who regularly receive or self-treat with Reiki.

Zimmerman (1990) in the USA and Seto (1992) in Japan further investigated the large pulsating bio-magnetic field that is emitted from the hands of energy practitioners whilst they work. They discovered that the pulses are in the same frequencies as brain waves, and sweep up and down from 0.3 – 30 Hz, focusing mostly in 7 – 8 Hz, alpha state. Independent medical research has shown that this range of frequencies will stimulate healing in the body, with specific frequencies being suitable for different tissues. For example, 2 Hz encourages nerve regeneration, 7Hz bone growth, 10Hz ligament mending, and 15 Hz capillary formation. Physiotherapy equipment based on these principles has been designed to aid soft tissue regeneration, and ultra sound technology is commonly used to clear clogged arteries and disintegrate kidney stones. Also, it has been known for many years that placing an electrical coil around a fracture that refuses to mend will stimulate bone growth and repair.

Becker explains that ‘brain waves’ are not confined to the brain but travel throughout the body via the perineural system, the sheaths of connective tissue surrounding all nerves. During treatment, these waves begin as relatively weak pulses in the thalamus of the practitioner’s brain, and gather cumulative strength as they flow to the peripheral nerves of the body including the hands. The same effect is mirrored in the person receiving treatment, and Becker suggests that it is this system more than any other, that regulates injury repair and system rebalance. This highlights one of the special features of Reiki (and similar therapies) – that both practitioner and client receive the benefits of a treatment, which makes it very efficient.

It is interesting to note that Dr. Becker carried out his study on world-wide array of cross-cultural subjects, and no matter what their belief systems or customs, or how opposed to each other their customs were, all tested the same. Part of Reiki’s growing popularity is that it does not impose a set of beliefs, and can therefore be used by people of any background and faith, or none at all. This neutrality makes it particularly appropriate to a medical or prison setting.

About Me

Neil Thomas ニール　トマス
Jikiden Reiki Shihan-Kaku, Chiropractor & Acupuncturist

I first became interested in the natural healing arts after being introduced to the Martial Art Ninjutsu, over fifteen years ago. Within Ninjutsu is an integration of Japanese medicine known as Amatsu and this ancient system of healing is thousands of years old. While studying Ninjutsu I have learnt a lot of this ancient Japanese medical system, which has given me a deeper understanding of the human body. Due to this experience, I decided to study further in the natural healing arts by undertaking a Doctor of Chiropractic degree and more recently a postgraduate Licentiate of Acupuncture (Lic. Ac). This experience has enabled a deeper understanding and appreciation of the great self-healing ability that we all possess, and that sometimes it needs a little help.

I originally trained in western Reiki, reaching my teacher level in early 2010. I retrained in Jikiden Reiki with Tadao Yamaguchi in July 2010 and with Dai-Shihan Rika Tanaka in October 2011. I am now a qualified Jikiden Reiki Shihan-Kaku and I am the only current Jikiden Reiki teacher in Wales.

The way in which I practice Reiki is unique in that I am able to integrate, if required, the use of acupuncture to aid deeper relaxation and calming of the body prior to or during a Reiki treatment. The combination of Eastern and Western treatment techniques creates a diverese natural healing method that is suitable for everyone.

Hayashi Sensei, Usui’s most famous student and teacher successfully integrated Reiki into his medical practice, I aim to do the same. As a Chiropractor I am able to implement Reiki in a much broader area of healthcare.

The aim of Jikiden Reiki seminars is to enable people to learn practical Reiki that has been proven by experience to be very effective – Tadao Sensei.

I started Jikiden Reiki Wales for this reason; as a foundation to teach seminars, contribute to the already increasing research into Reiki, to help spread this wonderfull and powerful healing art throughout the world and finally to help facilitate its transition from alternative to mainstream healthcare.

Please feel free to browse my website, if you have any questions relating to Jikiden Reiki or acupuncture, please don’t hesitate to contact me via the contact page.

 

            My Reiki Lineage

Usui Sensei

Hayashi Sensei & Wasaburo Sugano

Chiyoko Yamaguchi

Tadao Yamaguchi & Rika Tanaka

Neil Thomas

Treatment

FREE CONSULTATION

Due to my medical training, my scope of practice is greater than that of other regular Reiki practitioners. This means I have the ability to recognise serious underlying problems and treat them more effectively or provide further guidance, rest assured, you are in safe hands.

Jikiden Reiki Training

心身改善 臼井靈氣療法 - Shin Shin Kaizen Usui Reiki Ryoho
Usui Reiki Treatment Method for Improvement of Body and Mind.

Reiki is much more than a relaxing therapy; it has a long history of success in the treatment of chronic illness. Reiki can be used to heal yourself, others and also by teaching others, they can use Reiki to heal themselves. This is what makes Reiki such a universal healing art.

Reasons to learn Jikiden Reiki:

• Jikiden Reiki is simple and very effective, with proven results
• You can heal yourself and others
• You can teach others Reiki so they may heal themselves
• You will be a certified Jikiden Reiki practitioner and/or teacher
• You will be able to practice Reiki in public
• You will be registered with the Jikiden Reiki Kenkyu-kai (Institute) and by doing so you will be joining a vast, friendly Reiki community that includes Doctors, Nurses and many other health professionals.

Jikiden Reiki training is broken up into the following levels:

• Shoden – Level one
• Okuden – Level two
• Shinpinden – Shihan-Kaku (assistant teacher), Shihan (teacher) and Dai-Shihan (higher teacher)

Shihan-Kaku can teach Shoden, Shihan can teach both Shoden and Okuden, Dai-Shihan can teach up to Shihan-kaku. Only Tadao Yamaguchi (founder of Jikiden Reiki) can teach Shihan level and above. This is traditional in Japan, that the head of the school can be the only one who teaches the higher levels, much like in many Martial Art schools. This lineage of Reiki is very strict in its traditions in order to keep the training authenticity.

Tadao Yamaguchi, the founder and head of the Jikiden Reiki Kenkyukai travels to the UK every year and it is possible to organise seminars with him while he is here. This opportunity gives students the chance to train with and learn from the foremost authority on Reiki in existance today.

All students must observe the regulations of the Jikiden Reiki Kenkyu-kai (institute)

Download the Jikiden Reiki Kenyu-kai Regulations and Objectives

Workshops

Reiju-Kai

Reiju meetings are for Jikiden Reiki Teachers to give Reiju to other practitioners. You will be required to show your certificate on the day of the meeting so that we can establish you are a Jikiden Reiki practitioner or Teacher.

We regret that if you are not a certified Jikiden Reiki practitioner, you cannot attend these meetings.

The Reiju-Kai meeting cost is £20

Reiki Koryu-kai

Jikiden Reiki practitioners are invited to come along to exchange Reiki treatment and swap experiences.

Reiki Taiken-kai

Reiki Taiken-kai are for non Jikiden Reiki practitioners to come along and receive a free Reiki treatment session. Jikiden Reiki practitioners are invited to come along and help.

All workshops will run once a month. Further details about these workshops will be made available very soon including information on the venues. I will also be avilable at selected future Jikiden Reiki workshops around the UK.

Medical Acupuncture

FREE ACUPUNCTURE CONSULTATION

Western Medical Acupuncture is now used by the NHS, as well as many other healthcare professionals. Medical Acupuncture integrates traditional and modern techniques into contemporary medical practice.

Acupuncture is one of the oldest forms of medical treatment available today. This method in which fine needles are inserted into the skin had its origins in China several thousand years ago. It is known that when the needles are inserted into specific points in the body (Acupuncture points) chemical changes occur and the transmission of electrical impulses along nerves can be altered.

A number of needles may be inserted at each session and will be left in place for a specific amount of time. Many people find their treatment very relaxing. Treatments will be repeated at frequent intervals in the early stages and as a response is achieved the periods between treatments will be extended.

Medical acupuncture respects our contemporary understanding of the nervous system and pain while embracing the classical Chinese perception of a subtle circulation network of a vital force called qi. This hybrid acupuncture approach expresses the best of both worlds. Musculoskeletal problems have been shown to be the most frequently and successfully treated disorders; however, medical acupuncture is adaptable to most clinical practices and can be used either as the primary or a complementary treatment. The physician acupuncturist can creatively intervene in a spectrum of medical disorders from early disease manifestations to chronic organic or musculoskeletal lesions by activating the appropriate qi circulation.

Research suggests the most promising area for acupuncture is with conditions involving inflammation and pain. One study of hip and knee osteoarthritis, based on more than 700 patients found acupuncture can significantly lower pain levels, improve joint range of motion and quality of life. The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) provides guidelines to the NHS on use of treatments and care of patients, and currently recommends acupuncture as a treatment option for a wide variety of conditions.

Dry Needling

Dry needling is used by many physical therapists including chiropractors and osteopaths. This method of needling is used for muscular pain and tightness. The needles are inserted into trigger points within the muscle. Trigger points are tender areas within a muscle that are painful to touch and can sometimes refer pain to a specific area of the body. Dry needling results in instant muscle relaxation and pain relief.

According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), acupuncture has proven effective through clinical trials for the following conditions:

• Adverse reactions to radiotherapy and/or chemotherapy
• Allergic rhinitis (including hay fever)
• Biliary colic
• Depression (including depressive neurosis and depression following stroke)
• Dysentery, acute bacillary
• Dysmenorrhoea, primary
• Epigastralgia, acute (in peptic ulcer, acute and chronic gastritis, and gastrospasm)
• Facial pain (including craniomandibular disorders)
• Headache
• Hypertension, essential
• Hypotension, primary
• Induction of labour
• Leukopenia
• Low back pain
• Malposition of fetus, correction of
• Morning sickness
• Nausea and vomiting
• Neck pain
• Pain in dentistry (including dental pain and temporomandibular dysfunction)
• Postoperative pain
• Renal colic
• Rheumatoid Arthritis
• Sciatica
• Frozen Shoulder
• Sprains
• Stroke
• Tennis elbow

Most commonly treated conditions with Medical Acupuncture:

• Migrains
• Osteoarthritis
• Rheumatoid Arthritis
• Hayfever
• Sinusitis
• Bowel and digestion problems
• Depression
• Asthma
• Hormone Imbalance
• Eczema
• Muscle injuries/Sports injuries
• Headaches/Migraines
• Frozen Shoulder
• Gynaecological problems

Medical Acupuncture treatment is now available, contact me for a FREE consultation.

Types of acupuncture available:

• Standard acupuncture
• Auricular (ear) acupcunture
• Electro-acupuncture
• Dry needling
• Cosmetic fascial acupuncture (coming soon!)

Treatment Price £20 (30 min session)
Home Treatment Price £25

The conditions listed above are a general guide, acupuncture can help with a wide range of problems, if you would like to know if your condition can be treated with acupuncture, please contact me.

FAQ’s

What does ‘Jikiden’ mean?…

Jikiden translates to directly passed or taught. Tadao Yamaguchi and his mother, Chiyoko, began to conduct the Jikiden Reiki Seminars because they wanted to show people the Reiki that Chiyoko learned directly from Hayashi sensei in the 1930s. Hayashi sensei was one of only 20 teachers created by Usui sensei. Therefore Jikiden Reiki is a direct replication of what Chiyoko Yamaguchi learned from Hayashi Sensei.

I am a western Reiki practitioner/teacher, can i learn Jikiden Reiki?…

Yes you can, however you will be required to start from Shoden level (level one). This is beacuse Western Reiki is somewhat different to Jikiden Reiki and students are required to learn the original concepts and techniques as well as a very detailed history. Jikiden Reiki also cannot be mixed with other styles of Reiki.

What is the difference between western Reiki and Jikiden Reiki?…

This is quite a detailed answer…

Western Reiki stems from the teachings of Mrs Hawayo Takata, who was a student of Hayashi Sensei. This lineage is considered western and when it spread to the world the original teachings had somehow become changed. Mrs Takata did not start teaching until many years after she had been trained, this may account for the change in Reiki course contents, this would have been unintentional.

Jikiden Reiki is also from the lineage of Hayashi Sensei, however it is unchanged from the original training Usui gave Hayashi (Jikiden means directly passed). This is due to the dedication of the Yamaguchi family. Chiyoko Yamaguchi was a student of Hayashi Sensei, Tadao Yamaguchi, her son, was a student of his mother Chiyoko. Chiyoko Yamaguchi had been practicing from the age of 17, for a total of 65 years until she passed away in 2003. Together they decided to found the Jikiden Reiki Kenkyukai in order to teach and preserve the exact teachings of Usui and Hayashi Sensei.

How are the degrees structured?…

Jikiden Reiki training is broken up into the following levels:

Shoden

• Level one (history and physical healing)

Okuden

• Level two (mental and distant healing)

Shinpinden (three parts)

• Shihan-Kaku (assisntant teacher)
• Shihan (teacher)
• Dai-Shihan (higher teacher)

Shihan-Kaku can teach Shoden level only, Shihan can teach both Shoden and Okuden, Dai-Shihan can teach up to Shihan-Kaku level. Only Tadao Yamaguchi (founder of Jikiden Reiki) can teach the Shihan level. This is traditional in Japan, that the head of the school can be the only one who teaches the higher levels, much like in many Martial Art schools. This lineage of Reiki is very strict in its traditions in order to keep the training authenticity.

How do i train to become a Jikiden Reiki Teacher?…

You must first study Shoden and Okuden levels. In order to progress to Shihan-Kaku you must also repeat Shoden and Okuden at least once in order to make sure you have grasped the contents of the seminar. This is also traditional in Japan. There are various other requirements to fulfil before being accepted onto the Shihan-Kaku course.

Are symbols used in Jikiden Reiki?…

Yes there are, however the ways of using them and thinking about them are quite different from Western style Reiki. In Jikiden Reiki they are called Shirushi and Jumon. The original concepts behind the symbols and mantras in Reiki were very clear and awareness of their meaning is important. This will be explained in greater detail during the seminar.

Do Jikiden Reiki Teachers use the title Master Teacher?…

No, we believe there is always room for improvement and therfore we do not use this title. Usui also did not call himself a Master, therfore to show respect, we also do not use the title.

How do i start Jikiden Reiki Training?…

Simply contact Neil at Jikiden Reiki Wales and an application form will be sent to you by email. Complete the form and send it back via email if you have a scanning facility, if not you can post it to the Jikiden Reiki Wales address. Once the application form has been received, along with a booking deposit, you will be booked on the next available seminar. A booking confirmation will be sent out to you along with any further details.

Does Jikiden Reiki contain any spiritual aspects?…

No, Jikiden Reiki does not include any spiritual teachings. Reiki originally did not include spiritual teachings in its curriculum, this was added at a later date when Reiki left Japan and spread to the rest of the world. Once Reiki left Japan, information was either lost or misunderstood which lead to the Reiki we know today being somewhat different to the original form. Jikiden Reiki focuses purely on the treatment of disease. We know this as Chiyoko Yamaguchi learned directly from Hayashi Sensei.

News

**Jikiden Reiki Wales will be moving to Singapore and Malaysia in June 2013 and will become Jikiden Reiki Asia.**

If you wish to train in Jikiden Reiki in the mean time, please don’t hesitate to contact me, Shoden level seimars are run monthly.

New Students

Congratulations to David and Amy on reaching Shoden level in Jikiden Reiki.

More names to be added shortly.

Chiropractic News

Chiropractic care will soon be available through Jikiden Reiki Wales (Approx. July 2013)

Research Demonstrating That Chiropractic Manipulation Of The Neck DOES NOT Cause Artery strain.

Acupuncture News

Acupuncture treatment is now available for a wide range of conditions.

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