Reiki III: Master the Healing Art

Many books exist with helpful information about learning the relaxing, healing art of practicing Reiki. What makes Reiki III: Mastering the Healing Art stand out is that it pulls together from many different sources a vast amount of information about Reiki that is helpful for anyone, whether they are thinking of learning about Reiki or have practiced it for a long time. The book includes information about how to choose a Reiki teacher, illustrations of the Reiki Master symbols, how to draw them, and uses for them.
It discusses the Hui Yin, also known as the perineum, which lies in the general area where our legs meet the trunk of our body. Reiki Masters need to know how to keep the Hui Yin muscles contracted when they pass attunements to students. One chapter discusses how Reiki affects our consciousness levels, and it offers methods of muscle testing others to help determine what clients need. The book includes some Reiki success stories, innovative ways to use Reiki, and what to charge for attunements.
There are detailed instructions for how to give a Reiki I, Reiki II and Reiki III attunement. Each one is slightly different. Suggestions for how to conduct Reiki workshops are included as well as examples of how to print Reiki certificates on a computer to give to students after they receive an attunement. There are so many details about Reiki to learn and remember. This book will give you what you need to know in an easy-to-read writing style.
It is a valuable reference book for anyone studying or practicing Reiki. However, it will not make you a Reiki Master. You must attend a Reiki Master workshop and get a Reiki Master attunement from a Reiki Master before you can teach Reiki and pass attunements.