The Japanese Art of Reiki

by Bronwen (Stiene) Logan, Frans Stiene

This is the first practical Reiki book from the traditional Japanese perspective.

Genres: Self Help, New Age, Nonfiction, Spirituality, Japan

192 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 2005

About the author

Bronwen has influenced global research into the system of Reiki since the early 2000s through her writing and research skills and co-founded The International House of Reiki and Shibumi International Reiki Association. Her down-to-earth manner and natural curiosity have enabled her to see through the numerous myths and inaccuracies that have existed in the system. This stimulated her to write a number of Reiki books including bestsellers such as The Reiki Sourcebook and The Japanese Art of Reiki. as well as recording two double cds for meditation with Sounds True.

Bronwen is an animal lover and activist.

Reviews

[Craig Gilbert]

Cuts through all the horse huckey and new age additions when Reiki came West. A must.

[Sirpa Grierson]

Quite well written and researched. The Steines, Australian reiki practitioners, have done their homework. Nice background reading on Usui's lineage and work.

[Luminea]

This book presented the traditional Japanese roots and practice of Reiki in an easy to follow manner. The pictures helped to enrich my understanding and I liked how the authors provided suggestions for building a daily routine stressing the importance of self-healing. The more we work on and heal ourselves, and the more Ki that flows through us and our lives, the more positive an effect we will have on others and the world around us. This is a helpful and inspiring book for Reiki practitioners from any tradition and lineage.

[Kristie Hayes]

This is a really interesting book. It encompasses the history of Reiki and the original precepts, exercises, and ideas behind it.

I am currently a Reiki level I practitioner. I am being taught in the Western-based traditions that work with the chakras. This book has definitely piqued my interest, and I hope that once I am at the Master level I can study Reiki more in depth and based on a more original system.

[ofwoodsandbone]

A brillant book that every Reiki practitioner needs to read.

[Allyson]

Really easy read with good history and practical practices for anyone to try out!

[C M Godfrey]

A wonderful resource.

A very easy read with well written explanations that as a new Shoden (Reiki 1) student, I found to be most helpful in getting a deeper understanding of Reiki as a whole. I’m reading it again already.

[Wishy]

Learned a lot from this book!

[Amanda Williams]

Wonderful book. Inspiring and interesting. It isn't full of new age nonsense.

[Catherine Green]

This was a useful book to compliment my current study of Japanese reiki as I work towards my Master Practitioner certification. It was recommended by my reiki teacher.

[Tammy]

366 pages or almost 5 hrs audiobook. Self Help Book.
This book teaches about the Japanese technique Reiki. It's a form of meditation, self healing, with many symbols and words. For years I've healed using this and constantly trying to improve my ability and strength. The nice thing about Reiki is is doesn't matter what religion you practice or who you are this will only help you become a better you. You don't have to be buddhist to have peace and harmony in you home and life.

About the authors: https://ihreiki.com/?v=7516fd43adaa

[Tessa LiftYourSpirit]

Fantastic book, covering both the theory and historical background to Reiki, as well as offering a practical guide to practising Reiki and encorporating it into your daily life! Must have for everyone who wants to learn more about Reiki and those who are serious about their practise and want to ensure they are true to the traditional practice of Reiki.

[Teri Cotterrell]

I am about to start the level 1 reiki course that goes with this book. It takes alot for me to get into a book but i cannot put it down. I find it very easy to read and make a lot of sense with the course.

[Sara]

This is an outstanding book for anyone considering whether or not they're interested in training in Reiki, as well as for anyone who is already trained and wishes to have a better understanding of the pure Japanese tradition in Reiki.

[Brooklyn]

the best practical guide for learning the actual practice (but i don't recommend getting into it without classes and a reiki master to guide you...)

[lindsay]

Beautifully written, direct.

[Cloay]

- available in SG NLB 615.852 (Sengkang)

[Kris]

Very informative. Highly recommend.