Usui/Holy Fire® III Reiki I & II

Holy Fire® Reiki is a new form of Reiki that was introduced in 2014 by William Lee Rand, the founder and President of ICRT.

It is both powerful and gentle and provides purification, healing, empowerment and guidance.

Holy Fire® energy is noticeably more refined and comes from a higher level of consciousness. Some of the qualities of this energy that students have experienced include:
• Works continuously even when not thinking about it and spontaneously heals issues as they come up.
• Always respects free will.
• Heals deeply and quickly without distress.
• Heals relationships and interactions with others.
• Releases worry and replaces it with a sense of safety in a most pronounced way.
• Spontaneously provides guidance that is palatable for every level of life experience.
• Tends to develop all the personality traits that are healthy for a person to have such as love of self and others, kindness, patience, confidence, vitality, enthusiasm, optimism, trust, joy, peace and so forth.
• One of the more wonderful effects is a feeling of being loved. This is a deep and refined feeling that is very nurturing.
• Once received, it continues to develop itself to be more evolved and effective.

Usui/Holy Fire III Reiki® I & II are taught together during a weekend intensive. Both placements (attunements) are given. All the information and techniques for both levels are covered, including:

• The Reiki hand positions.
• Giving a complete Reiki treatment for self and others.
• Japanese Reiki Techniques, as taught by Dr Mikao Usui, including Gassho meditation, Reiji-ho – developing your intuition, Byosen Scanning – detecting where Reiki is needed, Gyoshi ho – sending Reiki with the eyes, Kenyoku – dry bathing or clearing one’s energy field.
• Hayashi Healing Guide
• Using Reiki for specific conditions.
• The Reiki II symbols and how to use them with practice time.
• Using Reiki to heal unwanted habits.
• Distant healing

Usui/Holy Fire® III Reiki I & II course duration: 2 Days, 9 am to 6:30 pm (1 Hr lunch break)