daily routine of reiki person.

hai friends,

we are doing reiki practise long long time and also like if we share it.
what is our daily routine with reiki.

(1) i start my life with thanking the god and guruji
(2) i try to constration on mantra which is given by my guruji with my daily
life work.

( 3) see the spiritual tv channel

(4) evening some meditation

(5) charge the chakara
(6) healing the clint and any others.
(7) any emergency than heal any time
( tx to guruji and god and reiki and saint
( 9) worked on reiki site

this is my normal routine.

so friend what is your.

thanks and love
vj

hai,

it is showing no body punctual in riki practise so no body give response.

it is very usefull to everybody to knew how much time sufficient in a day for own healing. what method we are using to charged ownself i showed my method and all this method charged me and i active all time.

thanks and regards.

But not feel it is normal it is very important the way we are using everyday..
vj

Vijay, I may be different to most people on here! But this is what I do.

Thinking about Reiki forms part of my life. It's not at the forefront of my consciousness all the time, more like part of the wallpaper of my mind. But it's always there.

My main self-healing is done at night before I go to bed. Sometimes I do the hand positions: most of the time I visualise the symbols enveloping me. Sometimes I breathe in light from above and below, and bathe in a beautiful purple aura. This is the time when I send distant Reiki too.

The principles come to mind at various stages during the day, usually when I need them!

.... get up, have a wee, feed the kids, do the housework, ...on the days I work, go to work....

this is my daily routine....

whats that old proverb?? before enlightenment, chop wood, after enlightenment, chop wood...or something to that effect???

vijaybali wrote:
it is showing no body punctual in riki practise so no body give response.

We all need to be mindful about not getting attached to the idea of spiritual materialism (quoting Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche) as a way of either comparing ourselves to others on the spiritual path or seeking it primarily as means of self-improvement. There is no punctuality in spiritual practice. My pastor may not be pleased that I don't attend church every Sunday, but he is not present when I am present with God.

That said, nearly every moment of my day provides me with opportunities to further my spiritual practice. Taking care of my family, working at my job, listening to my friends, dealing with the nature of my own mind...in all of these things, Reiki is somehow present (the wallpaper that Chris mentions.) The Reiki Precepts are very helpful for this.

Every day I try to facilitate a gratitude practice, to remind myself of the many blessings I receive and to ask the same for others. Sometimes I pray and/or talk to the angels and ask for additional guidance. I don't do a Reiki self-treatment every day, but when I do have some extra time to myself in the morning or evening, I may do a short self-treatment.

If a routine works for you, then continue to do it.

It varies with me a lot. I get up (that's if i sleep, i got insomnia via my addiction days), check my emails, check the forum, and depending on my mood will do in any order:

Hatsurei ho (resumed it again for personal spirituality)
Self-treatment
Kuji-in
Gym
Martial arts (of a sort)
Study of Gnosticism
Study of Gregg Braden stuff
Xbox Yee-haay!

all through this i'm online most times. i'm still technically unemployed, though forming self-defence schools, and teaching personal tuition in it also at present. So have quite a bit of spare time still!

i'm so very lucky, i do all the things that are actually my hobbies/interests, day in day out. i'm really blessed, now i think bout it.

hai,

whatever you are doing it is excillent. I enjoyed.

i will give anwser very soon now days little busy

thanks and love.

vj

Shakti ~ Rising wrote:.... get up, have a wee, feed the kids, do the housework, ...on the days I work, go to work....

this is my daily routine....

i salute great great master and recommended for monthly prize.

where is reiki. may you didn't understand. I just want to knew 24hour how much time you have given for reiki.

thanks and love ( but i love your way it make me more energatic

keep it up
vj

dear Shakti ~ Rising

"]whats that old proverb?? before enlightenment, chop wood, after enlightenment, chop wood...or something to that effect??? [/quote]



I like to see your photo who is this great saint and tx you also in my daily prayer, you have photo or you are ghost.

only love love love and laugh
vj

dear Pandora,

tx and regards
vj

dear Dragonfly

excillent.

keep it way very natural way.


thanks and love
vj

dear Milarepa,

great. you are multipurpose but main thing you are enjoying the life and this is final goal for most of friend and most of people learn reiki for better life or enjoying life and which you already achieved it.



great keep it up

thanks and love.
vj

Once a person has comitted to Official
Reiki Systems,they usually continue to
engage in a more in depth use of their
natural energies that have lay dormant.
They will be more aware of ULE's as they
move through their daily routines.

sir,

this article help to new reiki guy and understand what senior doing in daily life.



i am very thankful to all friends who gave response and appriciate their kindness...

believe those work for other god help them and this law of spritiual line.

thanks and love to all
vj

I'm a third shifter, so my routine may be a bit different to some. It also depends on which day it is in the week/month.
After work -
Gassho Kyoku-ho (daily)
Gokai Sansho (daily)
Self Treatment before bed (daily)
After I wake for the day -
Hatsurei-ho (daily)
Gokai Sansho (daily)
Enkaku Chiryo-ho/Self Treatment/Individual Technique[heso chiryo-ho, tanden chiryo-ho, nentatsu-ho] (daily)
Reiki Share once a month.
Martial Arts training five days a week.
I also try to read a little each day. My Great-grandfather use to say "The first day we fail to learn something new, is the first day we start getting stupid"

AlienProgeny,

Your grandfather was a wise man.

what martial arts training you do jotaro?

Chi - Yes he was. Taught me a great deal that he did!

Wayne - I am between dojo at the moment. I was training with the Jinenkan, but had to stop due to some severe knee issues. Prior to that I did a six year stint in the Bujinkan. I trained in budo most of my life starting as a boy with kendo and shotokan karate. I trained in a koryu (old style) from mid high school until I was 27. I am looking for a iaido/battojutsu dojo to join right now. Nicer to the knees and full of the self discipline that I need. I have thought about doing aikido as well but worry about my knees, I did a lot of stupid things when I was younger!

wots Jinekan? Bunjinkan, i was gonna do Genbukan over in Ireland. You ever try your hands at Kuji-in? some say they came from ninja.

Edit: just googled it, ninpo stuff then?

I attended some Genbukan training, good organization. I am 1/4 Japanese and grew up exposed some to Tendai. When I was little I once saw both my Great-grandfather and my Grandmother (his daughter) do Kuji-in. I personally am not religious in any way so I never took to trying it. I have heard the connection to ninja, but the training I took in the Bujinkan never dealt with it.

Only mentioning it, as i've started it officially myself (Kuji-in), being guided by a Master. Folks on another spiritual forum i go to, lots of them are martial artists, and they speak regularly bout the link. Also, that kuji-in can be used for martial arts also.

Does Jinekan teach the philosophy also, meditation, etc? Or is it physicla stuff just? Just curious, as i'm not familiar with it.

13 years ago here, in england, Bunjinkan was the big thing. Only a handful of Genbukan offical teachers, two happened to be in Ireland. They taught all aspects of ninpo. Which was what i was after. Dunno if they over here though.

I only trained in the Jinenkan for 6 months before developing my knee issues. I liked it a lot but it (from my limited understanding) focuses mainly on the physical training. Bujinkan left a lot to be desired for me. Not the way I think budo should be taught. It's good for some, but not my thing. Jinenkan and Genbukan are very attention to the details groups, which is a good thing.

I know that the Genbukan has some more spiritual training involved due to Tanemura Sensei's sokeship of a spiritual tradition called Amatsu Tatara. Some very interesting stuff to the tradition. There are three books available on the genbukan website about it. I believe the books were written by a Irishman. Suppose to be Tanemura's guy outside of Japan. Might be something worth checking out for you, with you interest.
http://www.genbukan.org/cgi-bin/site.pl?1315&csProduct_productID=172
There are several UK Genbukan dojo, one might be near you. Check on Genbukan.org, it won't paste for some reason.

One of the reasons I was thinking about aikido is the kotodama training they do in the higher levels. I also thought that with the more up-right, not so deep stances it may be easier on the knees.

AlienProgeny wrote:
There are several UK Genbukan dojo, one might be near you. Check on Genbukan.org, it

Thanks Bro, i've stopped training in all my msrtial arts classes, outta a sign of respect for my current teacher, so wouldnt' go to Genbukan, evne if it was here. Appreciate your help though!

dear AlienProgeny,

thanks and love
vj