A Journey into the World of Healing
When browsing internet pages, I have come across several presentations of healing and healing techniques.
Each individual has his own vision, insight, touch, his own path.
As many as there are healers, the same is the number of the people who need them.
It is interesting to observe and follow the quantity of people who learn, full of enthusiasm, ideas, planning what and how they will start or continue the journey. Then everything becomes silent.
When they leave the courses, studies, workshops, they sink back into their own world as if they never existed.
I have often wondered if they have really got to know and master the whole material in such a short time?
Then I remembered my own beginnings.
I have responded the same as they do. I have also sunk, thinking that I have learned quite a lot. Have I really?
When I’ve started working, I have received the same things that my master taught me, in a package, only slightly differently arranged and without detours. I remember that the first Reiki initiation I did on my own was with a group of 17 curious and eager people. There was no end to my importance. The entire world was in front of me.
At one moment, I have realised that the entire world is not me, it is only Grace that I am here and now, right here, at this place, in this role. From then on I have, during any initiation, in spirit connected with my master, my guides, Reiki teacher, knowing that I am only the channel, instrument for work.
Even now, after many years of learning, and Reiki attunements and other techniques of self-healing, I surrender with gratitude to the mercy of God.
All teachings during the time of attunement are solely channelling, and relate to the people who are being initiated. That is why it is very difficult to form a general definition about Reiki, and in that context talk what REIKI is. I can only say that it is a way of life!
Just as all the other techniques and knowledge which I teach, I also live. I have responded the same as they do. I have also sunk, thinking that I have learned quite a lot. Have I really?
