| Glastonbury Reiki Energy Mastership, Summer 2002 |
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Day 1 |
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| Simon Treselyans Reiki Energy Mastership is the most advanced Reiki course available. The 2002 UK course was held at the George and Pilgrims Hotel at Glastonbury. Seven of us were new to the course - myself, Christine McBride, William Collins, Pam Lauter, Andrew O'Donoghue, Elaine Townsend and Stella Holmwood. Past course members were also present for reviewing purposes and also to help out. These were Will Gadd, Martin Williamson, Elizabeth Bradley, Léonie Clark and Amravati Mitchell. During the first morning we did lots of background to Reiki and how the common stories can be disproved. The manuals were very comprehensive and included copies of controversial letters. We learnt a slightly different distance healing symbol and a totally different master symbol to the one I was used to. We had an attunement in the morning, which was just a power-up. In the afternoon we learnt about the Reiki energy grid. This involved using a powerful image of a cube (Antahkarana), with six crystals pointing inwards, one in the centre and then a large handheld master one that powers all the others. Each crystal was activated with the four basic Reiki symbols and then given a small amount of Reiki. On the grid we put a photo of ourselves and a note in the first person, written in the now with our wishes. We then charged up the grid with the master crystal and then left it, re-charging the grid every 48 hours. We left the grids cooking for the entire course. We then did psychic surgery - where you literally suck out someones problem and then blow it across the room. We also covered how to protect yourself when doing this - we obviously didnt want the problem coming to us. It was then home for a few hours before returning to Glastonbury, meeting at the bottom of the Tor at 10:30pm. We trudged our way to the top by torchlight. When we got there we found a group of new age people playing music in St Michaels Tower. We gathered around a circle beyond the church and began the master attunement process with the cool Somerset breeze on our faces. The new age people stopped their music and many of them came to look at what was going on. Some were really drawn into our energy. Attendees of previous courses such as Will and Martin were on hand to keep these people at arms length. The attunement went well and we then chatted for a while. At the start and end of each day we held hands in a circle for the opening/closing ceremony. On this day we did the closing ceremony on top of the Tor, much to the interest of the new age people. We then made our way back down to ground level. I was home again by 12:30. | ||||||
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Day 2 |
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| We started the day by considering the three main Reiki symbols and how they have changed over the years. They are all still evolving today as our physiology changes. We then looked at Tibetan Reiki. This is a very small subject because it simply comprises two symbols - the power symbol (the Fire Serpent) and the master symbol. On the course two years previously a Fire Serpent crop circle appeared in Wiltshire the day after the symbol had been taught on the course! The master symbol is used in place of the traditional master symbol during a treatment. The traditional symbol is meant to mean that you have a responsibility for the outcome of the healing - and so should not be used when treating others. We then moved on to the separate symbol called Grace. This relieves trauma on a physical plane. The symbol is drawn on the hands, along with the three main Reiki symbols. The hands are then held over the clients face for 15 minutes - without touching. Energy surges through the client and they dont seem to want it to stop. I certainly found it to be very good. Then it was off to Glastonbury Abbey - just across the road actually. We had a look around the ruins and then sat under a tree for the rest of the afternoon, considering the communication skills that a Reiki Master requires. Each day started and completed by passing a silver plate and goblet around. We passed the goblet on when wed finished speaking. And we took a card from the plate to get an insight in to our day. |
Day 5 |
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| This day was mainly spent on Raku Kei - the forerunner to Reiki. Its symbols are actually reversed Reiki symbols. This came about because it was forgotten that the symbols were meant to be viewed from the polished copper walls of Japanese rooms! Raku Kei Mastership comes from The Water Ceremony. During this we held a glass of water in our hands. The Raku Kei symbols were drawn over it and we breathed into the water three times. The water then had to be drunk in one go. The rest of the procedure was like a normal Reiki attunement. After this we went off to try out the Raku Kei symbols on each other. I worked with Pam and Elizabeth. We dealt with Pam first of all and then Elizabeth was able to work some magic on my back. She felt that my aura was out of alignment - with the right side of my body attempting to push the left side away. During her work strong vibrations started running down my left leg. Afterwards she said that my body was now realigning but that I would need another treatment later in the course. After this we visited Wells and looked at some of the symbols in and around the Cathedral, showing that Christians have taken a variety of things from past religions and celebrations. The Reiki Grace symbol cropped up again - this time as the main structure for the Cathedral. We then did a Reiki Master Energising technique on one of the lawns. This involved massaging someones shoulders, prior to punching them in the chest! We rounded off with the first of our own talks - Pam gave a talk on herbs. This is something we were all meant to do as part of the communications aspect of the course. |
Day 10 |
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| The end of the course came around all too quickly. We started the day by considering how we should react to extreme situations. Then it was on to the Original 7-Degree System - a version of which is also known as The Radiance Technique. Controversy abounds here as well. Although we have been attuned to the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh degrees, we only actually have up to the fifth degree of the Radiance Technique. We then did some more work on each other, following requests from the group. There was then a talk on The Prime Directive - good bacteria in the gut. This was followed by a demonstration of how magnetic products can effect our energy. Some shoe insoles made our arms stronger, an armband made our fingers stronger, a magnetic device allowed the arms to be bent right behind the back and a piece of quilt neutralised the acid in a piece of sucked lemon! After lunch we had an overview of the Eqyptian Sekhem system - this includes all of the previously-studied Seichim Reiki. Sekhem is applied in chakra order, rather than by organ as in Reiki. The rest of the afternoon was spent on a variety of acts to end the course. These showed our love and respect for all the people we had worked with over the last 10 days. Our certificates were awarded at the end of this and each of us was clapped. We received an impressive one for our disciplines of Usui, Tibetan, Karuna®, Seichem, Seichim, and Original Seven-Degree System Reiki, as well as Raku Kei. A separate certificate was also awarded for Karuna® as this is a trademarked version of Reiki and its necessary to deal with a central authority. It was a moving afternoon and it was very hard to leave this environment. We had undergone the most profound experiences on the most comprehensive Reiki Energy Mastership available. And some of us will no doubt be returning to do it all again next year. |
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