Reiki Circle with Hyakuten Inamoto

Monday, October 28, 2013

7:00 PM to

Studio Be Yoga and Event Center

1519 Grass Valley Hwy, Auburn, CA (map)

JOIN US for this very special REIKI Circle with

Komyo Reiki Founder and Japanese Buddhist monk, Hyakuten Inamoto

  • Hyakuten Inamoto is a Japanese Buddhist monk of the Jodo-Shu, or Pure Land, sect from Kyoto, Japan who has studied all levels of Reiki with Chiyoko Yamaguchi, a student of Chujiro Hayashi. Hayashi was a student of Mikao Usui, the founder of Reiki Ryoho. After learning from Yamaguchi and doing much research into the original teachings, Hyakuten-sensei developed Komyo Reiki Kai in 1998 and began holding classes.

    Internationally known as an authority on Reiki, Hyakuten has been an invaluable consultant and translator to many authors including “The Reiki Sourcebook”, by Bronwen and Frans Stiene, and “Reiki – A Comprehensive Guide”, by Pamela Miles.

    As space is LIMITED

    Please submit your RSVP’s at http://www.meetup.com/Auburn-Reiki/events/128701902/

     

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1 Comment on “Reiki Circle with Hyakuten Inamoto

  1. Inamoto Sensei is an embodiment of Reiki Ryoho (Healing Art/Method). With an Open a Mind and a Grateful Heart, I trust that he shared his insights and wisdom about Reiki and made an impact on how your Attendees practice Reiki.

    Reiki Ryoho has twofold purposes: healing and spiritual. The Gassho hands is a great reminder of Reiki Ryoho’s twofold purposes. Reiki is not a religion. Reiki is spiritual ion nature. Being spiritual simply means, we are more aware, more conscious, and more mindful of our Divine Self/True Self.

    As Reiki practitioners/Reiki Teachers, we strive to live a happy and healthy life by practicing Reiki Ryoho, guided by Reiki Precepts. Reiki Ryoho is easy and simple to learn. Children can learn Reiki. Komyo Reiki Kai Practice Motto: Place Your Hands, Surrender, Smile.

    Love and Light to all of you!
    – Lilia

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