10/12/2026
EVERY REIKI PRACTITIONER STARTS SOMEWHERE.
And this is where their journey begins.
There's something incredibly rewarding about watching students move from learning about Reiki to actually experiencing what it means to be a Reiki practitioner.
These photos capture my students putting their training into practice during our Holy Fire® III Usui Reiki I & II class.
Over the course of their training, they explored so much more than hand positions and techniques.
They learned about the history and principles of Reiki, the importance of intention, self-Reiki, working with others, understanding energy, and the traditional practices and symbols taught in Reiki I & II.
They experienced guided Reiki practices, practiced giving and receiving Reiki, and began developing the confidence to trust what they were learning.
But one of the most meaningful parts of teaching Reiki is watching the transformation from uncertainty to confidence.
They become more comfortable in giving Reiki and the intuitive information they are receiving to assist in the client's healing process. They stop worrying so much about getting everything perfect and start becoming more present with the person receiving Reiki.
That's when the classroom learning really starts coming together.
Becoming a Reiki practitioner isn't about having special powers or being better than anyone else.
It's about learning a practice that encourages presence, compassion, self-awareness, and intentional care for yourself and others.
One of the beautiful things about Reiki is that you can begin by practicing on yourself, share it with family and friends, or continue developing your skills to offer sessions professionally.
And the learning doesn't stop when the class ends. In many ways, that's when the journey truly begins. And I can attest to this. Learning Reiki is the beginning. Using it is a lifetime practice.
To my students: I'm proud of the commitment you've made to learning, practicing, and growing. I can't wait to see where your Reiki journey takes you!
The world can always use more people who choose to approach others with compassion, kindness, and care.
