The Original Reiki Handbook of Dr. Mikao Usui

by Frank Arjava Petter and Mikao Usui

Dr. Mikao Usui developed the Reiki System and founded the original Japanese Usui Reiki Ryoho Gakkai organization. This book shows you the original handpositions of Dr. Usui's Reiki Handbook. It has been illustrated with 100 photos to make it easier to understand. The hand positions for a great variety ofhealth complaints have been listed in detail, making it a valuable referencework for anyone who practices reiki. Now that the original handbook has beentranslated into English, Dr. Usui's hand positions and healing techniques can be studied directly for the first time. Whether you are an initiate or a master,if you practice Reiki you can expand your knowledge dramatically as you followin the footsteps of a great healer.

This book will show you the original hand positions from Dr. usui's Reiki handbook. It has been illustrated with 100 photos to make it easier to understand. The hand positions for a great variety of health complaints have been listed in detail, making it a valuable reference work for anyone who practices Reiki. Whether you are an initiate or a master, if you practice Reiki you can expand your knowledge dramatically as you follow in the footsteps of a great healer.

About the Author:

Frank Arjava Petter currently teaches Reiki techniques in seminars and lectures. His books 'Reiki Fire' and 'Reiki - The Legacy' of Dr. Usui have already become international bestsellers.

Reviews:

"This information will create a powerful shift in the Reiki community, helping to bring unity, at the same time it improves the authenticity of the practice as well as the value it offers." - William Lee Rand

"A further milestone for the research into the Reiki system--again by Frank Arjava Petter. Reiki friends from all over the world finally receive a detailed description of Usui's original hand positions for the treatment of certain body areas and health disorders." - Walter Lubeck

"It will be useful to the practitioners of the Reiki system besides creating awareness among the lay people." - National Herald