The Shoden course that I took in January was a great success, we all had a wonderful weekend, I don't know why, but the sun always shines when I run courses and this weekend was no exception.  The only trouble was that it was a bit to cold to sit in the garden.  Thank you to all that attended.

Bronwen and Frans Stiene, have just published a Completely Revised Edition of The Reiki Sourcebook. available at Amazon.  I have just started reading it, and so far as always I am impressed with their knowledge and research.  If you want to learn more about Reiki from the Japanese perspective, this bool is a must for you.

Shibumi
Shibumi is a professional international Reiki association. It aims to support and promote the Japanese art of the system of Reiki.

To fulfil its aims, Shibumi brings together Reiki practitioners from all walks of life and from multitudes of countries. These Reiki practitioners have one main thing in common – they focus on working with the Japanese origins of the system as the foundation of their work.

This Reiki association provides education guidelines for its prospective members and the general public to provide a better understanding of what it means to practice the system of Reiki from a Japanese perspective.

Research into the system of Reiki will also be supported by Shibumi to support a greater understanding in the community of the benefits of this spiritual practice.

The system of Reiki has become known as a wide variety of practices – but do these practices actually relate back to the understandings of the system’s founder Usui Mikao? Shibumi focuses on the roots of the system of Reiki, finding in them a strong foundation and inherent depth of knowledge and truth.

The Reiki Share group has just donated £100.00 to the charity Smile Train, which helps repair cleft palettes.  Well done one and all.