Tau Student Manual

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Provide the most comprehensive Reiki training available in the world.

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Integrate the tradi onal prac ces of Western and Japanese Reiki into a common prac ce based on current neuro-physiology and Hypnotherapy knowledge.

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Promote the prac ce of Reiki as a complementary palliave therapy in healthcare with a focus on hospitals and hospice care.

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Maintain 奉公 Hōkō (Community Reiki) as the basis of our training.

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Maintain our cer fica on based on observed hours of prac ce.

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Maintain conformance to ethical and prac ce standards of complementary wellness providers and counsellors.

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Prac ce within World Health Organiza on (WHO) and only promote wellness prac ces within WHO standards.

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Respect our Community License.

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Prac ce unceasing decoloniza on.

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Honour the ancestors by keeping their voices alive amongst us.

TABLE OF CONTENTS Why I Teach Tau Tradi onal Reiki Over Three Years A comparison of Western, Japanese, and Tau Reiki The Five Parts and the Five Cer fica ons of Tau Reiki The Typical Monthly Schedule for Tau Tradi onal Reiki Costs to Complete Tau Tradi onal Reiki Saishū – Gathering Reiki 採集 Sora-Distance Reiki 空 Mizu-Psychological Reiki 水 Tsuchi-Rapport and Boundaries 地 Kasai-Strengthening Bioenergy 火, Kaze-Genera ve Trance 風,

Sōmei / Counsellor Studies 聡明

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Why I teach Tau Reiki over 3 years Having trained in both Western and Japanese Reiki, I have opportuni es to sit in both circles and hear personal stories of healing. Occasionally there is an amazing story, but in the main they are stories of much faster recoveries or minimal impact from injuries, surgeries, and health crises. As I put it, ‘Reiki isn’t magic, but it works. S ll few pay the rent by providing Reiki treatments.

Why I believe in a Reiki prac ce as later life livelihood Many people over 60 are looking for ways to con nue a purposeful life or change direc ons in their life purpose. Providing Community Reiki fulfills that inten on while providing a supplementary income for those of us trying to make ends meet on limited pensions. Community Reiki also helps younger healers.

Why I teach Reiki and Hypnotherapy together The body can only heal when it is in the parasympathe c mode and trance is an expression of that state. Both Reiki and Hypnosis induce trance. The responsible prac oner is prepared to manage trance for the best possible outcome of the recipient. There are established standards for the prac ce of Hypnotherapy and I offer training to meet that standard concurrent with Reiki training that prepares my students for cer fica on by both Hypnotherapy and Reiki associa ons.

Why Tau training is like a 10 month Camosun course over 3 years The healthcare occupa ons of therapists or counsellors share the common requirement for 200 or more hours of training. As a Hypnotherapist, my cer ficaon requirements were 150 hours of class, 70 hours of other training, and ongoing yearly current educa on requirements. To date I have completed 100 hours of Reiki training with my Dai Shihans. A typical 10 month program at Camosun would be similar. Tau Reiki training spreads that same amount of training over 30 months / 3 years. This be er suits working adults by being part me and produces be er results for the students.

Why regula on ma ers to Reiki prac

oners in Bri sh Columbia

In 2022 the BC government passed Bill 36, the Healthcare Professions and Occupa ons Act which will extend regula on into Healthcare Occupa ons not covered previously, overseen by a single College.

Regula on is complicated and there are many stakeholders who have been working on these issues for decades. At this me there is no way for any Reiki prac oner to join any college that is part of any government healthcare. But we can prepare for the day when that will be possible in the next five years.

Each prac oner needs to decide for themselves whether or not regula on is a benefit to them, but one thing is certain, it will be much more difficult to work in any government healthcare se ng without being part of one of the new regulatory Colleges for Healthcare Occupa ons.

One of my goals in teaching Tau Reiki is to grow the founda on needed to make Reiki a viable healthcare occupa on in BC’s government healthcare system. By doing so fulfil my personal Hōkō of ‘Crea ng Livelihood for Today’s Healers and Training for Tomorrow’s’.

Why what’s in it for you ma ers the most

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Do you want to grow in your innate ability to bring the experience of healing to others through the power of your touch? It’s an amazing experience, a joy to share, and the founda on of a purposeful life. But developing the skills takes me and prac ce which require a strong commitment.

We find the reward worth the work and believe you will find the same.

Western Reiki, Japanese Reiki, and Tau Reiki Level

Western

Japanese

Tau Cer ficate

ONE

1st Degree

Shoden

Family & Friends Saishū

TWO

2nd Degree Occuden

THREE

Shihan

FOUR

FIVE

Master

Prac

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Tau Courses Sora, Mizu

Shihan

Tsuchi, Kasai, Kaze

Counsellor

Sōmei

Shinpiden Wandmaster

Shinpiden

Level One—Friends and Family Reiki is all the training many people need Level Two—covers Distance Reiki and Psychological Reiki.

Typically taught together, I teach Distance and Psychological separately.

In Sora I cover Distance Reiki. Then in Mizu I cover psychological Reiki.

This completes Prac oner level. Cer ficate and four wands awarded.

Level Three—I add three important courses in the prac ce of Reiki, Boundaries, Energy, and Trance. In Tsuchi I cover Rapport and Boundaries in client rela onships. In Kasai, I cover Op mizing Bioenergy. (chi) In Kaze, I cover how Genera ve Trance work interacts with Reiki.

This training is designed for the student to have completed 120 hours of treatment on 40 people.

This completes Tau Shihan level.

Level Four—Counsellor students complete addi onal studies and

prac ces at each level to complete requirements to register as a cer fied counselling hypnotherapist.

Level Five—In respect to the Takata tradi on I will ini ate a total of 21 students into the Shinpiden (Mystery) Level.

Here is how it works: There is an initial weekend Reiki camp that starts the training. After that each student moves forward at their own rate advancing from level to level based on study, practice, Reiju, and community service they complete.

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There are five parts to Tau Traditional Reiki Training

開始 Kaishi

Ini a on

調査 Chōsa

Study

練習 Renshū

Prac ce

霊授 Reiju

A unement

奉公 Hōkō

Community Service

Yellow And five certifications Crimson in Blue Tau Traditional Black Reiki Black Training

Family & Friends

Prac

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Teacher Counsellor Wandmaster

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What is Hayashi style Reiki?

Hayashi style Reiki is a minimum of three prac oners per recipient What is Renshū?

Renshū is students and prac oners providing Reiki to each other in Hayashi style using a combina on of Reiki techniques. It includes Kyōka suru (Strengthening Reiki) What is Hōkō ?

Hōkō or Community Reiki is Hayashi style Reiki with a member of the public as the recipient rather than another prac oner. Hōkō is provided on a dona on basis.

Why are training days on the New Moon?

With training once a month there is never a single day that works for everyone.

The day of the New Moon shi s from month to month so scheduling with the Moon minimizes impact on any one person. Following the Moon cycle orients us to the natural order we are part of. This helps us become a uned to a monthly day of renewal and learning, important to self-care and making it a deeper experience for my students.

How does the Counsellor program work?

The student completes the Prac oner program before beginning the Teacher program. The Counsellor program runs concurrently with the other two programs as it requires addi onal hours of study, prac ce, and service. The addional study hours are completed by star ng earlier on the monthly training day and the prac ce hours by a ending addi onal hours of Renshū and Hōkō.

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Over three years it looks like this Chōsa Renshū Hōkō Hours Hours Hours Total Required Required Required Hours

Number of Reiju Required

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Friends and Family Level – Subtotals 10

15

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Sora-Ether Reiki 空,

12

21

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3

Mizu-Water Reiki 水,

12

21

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3

oner Level —Subtotals 34

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Tsuchi-Earth Reiki 地,

12

21

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3

Kasai-Fire Reiki 火,

12

21

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3

Kaze-Wind Reiki 風,

12

21

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Teacher Level —Subtotals 70

120

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90

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Counsellor Level —Subtotals 160

145

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Level Saishū – Gathering Reiki 採集,

Prac

Sōmei-Sagacity Reiki 聡明

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205

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350

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365 hours over three years is an average of 20 minutes a day.

Addi onal hours required for reading and assignments.

Each month it looks like this Weekly on Wednesdays

Renshū

VicWest Community Centre

Monthly on Fridays

Hōkō

VicWest Community Centre

Monthly on New Moon

As Below

Tau Wellness Centre, Sooke

Noon—7:00 Reiki room open

Total hours available to students each year.

Noon to 3:00 Chōsa for Counsellors Chōsa—55 hours 3:00-3:30 Break Renshū—113 hours Hōkō—30 hours 3:30—5:30 Chōsa for all Total hours available to stu5:30—6:00 Break dents over three years.

Chōsa—165 hours 6:00—7:30 Reiju Renshū—339 hours 7:30 Closing Hōkō—90 hours 7

And costs looks like this

Separate Courses

Cost Per Course

Saishū – Gathering Reiki 採集 $350

Chōsa Hours Included

Renshū Hours Included

Hōkō Hours Included

Reiju Included

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15

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4

Family & Friends $350 Sora-Ether Reiki 空,

$350

12

21

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3

Mizu-Water Reiki 水,

$350

12

21

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3

Prac

oner $1050

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10

Tsuchi-Earth Reiki 地,

$350

12

21

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Kasai-Fire Reiki 火,

$350

12

21

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Kaze-Wind Reiki 風,

$350

12

21

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Shihan $2100

70

120

15

19

$3900

90

25

15

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Counsellor $6000

160

145

30

Sōmei-Sagacity Reiki 聡明

Shinpiden Reiki

$6000 Wandmaster $12000

Packages Fees

One Time

Monthly Number of Total Cost Amount Months

FRIENDS AND FAMILY

$350

$120

3

$360

PRACTITIONER

$950

$65

15

$975

TEACHER

$1800

$65

30

$1950

COUNSELLOR

$5000

$175

30

$5250

WANDMASTER

$10000 $185

60

$11,100

Notes: Monthly plans require credit card charged on the 15th of each month un l paid in full.

Training is provided at no direct cost to Co-op Members, Wandmaster training is excluded.

10% of all training programs are available through barter.

Not everyone has cash, but everyone can trade me or other things of value.

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Using your Student Manual Protect this document!

This is your personal original record of comple on of any Tau course.

We track cer ficates for each level, but not the details of comple on.

These records are yours to be maintained by you This record cannot be replaced in any way by Tau.

Students keep their own notes!

Usui and Hayashi provided manuals that provided the ‘Open' materials covering things such as hand posi ons, but students made their own notes for Occuden and above. Takata did not allow students to keep notes a er a training session.

By tradi on, · The symbols used in Reiki are not shown in training manuals. · Above Level One, Reiki is taught as an oral tradi on.

Your manual follows these tradi ons with an outline for all studies with space in each sec on to record your own notes for the oral lessons you will a end and keep your copies of the symbols.

You might keep a small notebook for dra notes then transfer to your manual.

Your Student Manual is also your Online Course Syllabus

Tau does provide supplementary training resources and videos online.

Your Student Manual is also your key to the online services offered.

STUDENTS RECORD OF COMPLETION Chōsa Hours Renshū Hours Hōkō Hours Reiju Studies to Advance

Contained in this manual for each level of training is a student ‘s record of comple on that looks like this.

Your Shihan or a Shihan Kaku will stamp each entry during a endance at class, prac ce, or community work.

Sōmei Chōsa

Shihan Advice to Student Upon Completion Your Shihan will includes some notes about your par cipa on of the course work and prac ces for each level.

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I encourage all of my students to become involved in the Reiki Associa ons that best matches their interests.

An important part of Tau Tradi onal Reiki is Hōkō, Service to Community, which is fulfilled in many ways.

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The Tau Bindrune Fehu is the symbol for abundance Isa is the symbol for stillness Kenaz is the torch by which we see 11

Tau Healers Some known as trans or Two-Spirit in this time

WESTERN AND JAPANESE COMBINED LEVEL ONE

採集 Saishū—Gathering Together

xu ̣ qʰən t’əmanəwas Rune

Fehu

Pronuncia on Fay-hoo Color

Gold

Meaning

Abundance

Number

1:1/1

Healing

Circulation, Breathing

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START DATE: FINISH DATE:

Hōkō Hours Required

Chōsa Hours Required

Renshū Hours Required

Studies to Advance

Counsellor Sōmei Chōsa

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Reiju Required

Have lived Amongst all peoples In all places In all times 16

Uruz

Rune

Pronuncia on Ooo-rooz Dark Green Color Embodiment Meaning 1:2/2 Number Restore Vitality Healing

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WESTERN REIKI Rune Pronunciation Color Meaning Number Healing

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OUR SENSEI MIKAO USUI CHUJIRO HAWAYSHI HAWAYO TAKATA WANJA TWAN CHIYOKO YAMAGUCHI THROUGH OUR TEACHERS

REBECCA HAY MARI OKASAKI

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Introduction: Reiki, is a form of therapy that involves the transfer of lifeforce energy through the practitioner’s hands, eyes, and breath to promote healing in themselves, their families, and others. Its roots trace back to Japan in the early 20th century, and those roots are planted in the common soil of energy work which has been practiced in China (qigong) and Egypt (xrp srqt) for 5,000 years. A current term for lifeforce energy is bio-energy.

Origins in Japan: The story of Reiki begins with Mikao Usui, a Japanese Buddhist monk and spiritual teacher, in the early 1920s. Usui embarked on a personal quest for enlightenment, seeking to understand the secrets of healing found in ancient texts. Legend has it that Usui experienced a profound spiritual awakening on Mount Kurama, where he received the symbols and principles that would later become the foundation of Reiki.

The Discovery of Reiki Energy: Usui’s newfound knowledge centered on the concept of“ki” or bio-energy. He discovered that by channeling bio-energy through his hands, eyes, and breath, he could facilitate healing and balance in others. The system he developed became known as Usui Reiki Ryoho, with “Ryoho” meaning healing method. Usui began teaching his techniques, empowering others to connect with and utilize this healing energy for themselves and those around them. The school he started exists today in Japan as a private society.

The First Two Decades of Reiki Usui trained Chujiro Hiyashi, who continued this work through his own school into the 1930’s. Hiyashi Sensei maintained a clinic during this time where students practiced as interns providing Reiki in the community.

Reiki remained confined to Japan until Hawayo Takata, a woman brought it to Hawaii where she lived. Takata Sensei, who travelled to Japan on family matters experienced the effects of Reiki at a Hayashi clinic after becomming ill during her trip. Her experience of transformational healing lead her to become a Reiki master under the training of Chujiro Hayashi.

During those years Hiyashi also trained Chiyoko Yamaguchi, whose family has maintained the practice of Reiki since.

Evolution and Different Lineages: In the 1980’s, in the final years of her life, Takata completed master training with 22 people, which launched Reiki as a global phenomena. The Yamaguchi family maintained a family practice of Reiki but did not train others until the turn of this century.

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As Reiki spread globally, it underwent various adaptations and evolved into different lineages and styles. Reiki practitioners introduced modifications, additional symbols, and techniques, resulting in diverse approaches to the practice. Despite these variations, the core essence of Reiki—facilitating healing through the transmission of universal energy—remained intact.

The spread of Japanese Reiki follows the path of Western Reiki Early in the 21st century a range of practices and techniques previously lost to Reiki became available to all practitioners. This came about as a result of Reiki practitioners from the west travelling to Japan in search of the roots of Reiki, with Frank Arjuna Petter of special importance in this search. Through this process the community of Reiki practitioners regained several of the practices of Hayashi sensei which has become the basis of ‘Japanese’ Reiki ’.

Tau Traditional Reiki brings these two practices together into one program.

Modern Integration: In the 21st century, Reiki has become widely accepted and integrated into holistic healthcare practices. Studies examining the effects of Reiki on stress reduction, pain management, and overall well-being have emerged, contributing to its acceptance in conventional healthcare settings as a complementary palliative therapy. Many hospitals, clinics, and wellness centers offer Reiki as part of their services, recognizing its potential to enhance the healing process and promote overall well-being.

Global Reiki can best be visualized as one tree with many branches, connected by shared roots, and reaching towards a sky shared by all beings.

We are one people amongst many nations.

Our commonality is our diversity— And

The ancestors we share May their voices lead us in our work And our Touch always heal.

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TAKATA HAND POSITIONS

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We are a people Without a land Yet, We come From all lands 26

Rune

Thurisaz

Pronunciation Thur-ee-sahz Color

Red

Meaning

Thorn, Hammer

Number

1:3/3

Healing

Heart, Blood

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Kyo Dake Wa Just for today

Ikaruna

Do not anger

Shin Pa Suna Do not worry

Kan Sha Shite Show gratitude

Gyo O Hagame Work honestly

Hito Ni Shinsetsu Ni Show kindness to all

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Invite participant to lie down with eyes open Begin with hands on shoulders and these words Thank you for this opportunity for us to share healing We have been expecting you, You are safe You are in control

Now, as you follow the sound of my voice, focus on your breathing. Breathe in for the count of four, 2,3,4, hold, 6,7,8,out,10,11,12,13,14,15 As you focus you attention on your breaths, let your eyes watch my hands, up, up, up until your eyes roll back into your head. (pause 1-2-3) And now continue to follow my voice down as your eyes watch my hands going down, down, down, until they touch the side of your head.

Your signal for your mind to become completely still and your body fully present for the healing that is available to you in this moment.

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Always use this script at the end of a community Reiki treatment.

Count the numbers out loud

1. Return to the room 2. Return to the body 3. Reconnect the senses 4. Eyes open 5. Activate best state

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TOPIC READING Required Alternate LESSONS -Lesson # -Lesson # -Lesson # ASSIGNMENTS - Collect replacement sticks - Create Artwork or Mandala - Write Kotodama - Create Jumon - Share

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We are a people Without a family Yet, We are part Of all families

SENDING REIKI ACROSS SPACE AND TIME

空 Sora—Void

səx̣ t’mənəwas Rune

Ansuz

Pronuncia on Awn-sooz Color

Dark Blue

Meaning

Odin’s Cloak

Number

1:4/4

Healing

Throat, Speech

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START DATE: FINISH DATE:

Hōkō Hours Required

Chōsa Hours Required

Renshū Hours Required

Studies to Advance

Counsellor Sōmei Chōsa

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Reiju Required

We come before time

To be in time In our many lives 54

Rune

Raido

Pronunciation rye-do Color

Red

Meaning

Road, Carriage

Number

1:5/5

Healing

Legs, circulation

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We are guests Everywhere, forever

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— Rune

Kenaz

Pronunciation Keh-naz Color

Orange, flame

Meaning

Torch

Number

1:6/6

Healing

Digestion, fevers

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And Thank Our many Hosts

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— Rune

Gebo

Pronunciation Geh-bo Color

Deep Blue

Meaning

Gift

Number

1:7/7

Healing

Integumentary

The integumentary system includes the epidermis, dermis, hypodermis, associated glands, hair, and nails; largest organ of the body.

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We Are Pathfinders, Peacekeepers, And healers

FURTHER TREATMENTS FOR SUFFERING

水

Mizu—Water

tsəqw t’əmanəwas Rune

Perthro

Pronuncia on Pear-throw Color

Black

Meaning

Karma + Fate

Number

2:6/14

Healing

Breasts, Vulva, Vagina

ō

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START DATE: FINISH DATE:

Hōkō Hours Required

Chōsa Hours Required

Renshū Hours Required

Studies to Advance

Counsellor Sōmei Chōsa

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Reiju Required

We sit Where others don’t So that all Might have a seat 72

Rune

Algiz

Pronunciation Al-geez Color

Gold

Meaning

Protection, Elk

Number

2:7/15

Healing

Abdomen, Penis

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FURTHER TREATMENTS TO RELIEVE SUFFERING

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We walk Where others can’t So there are New paths for all 76

Rune

Sowilo

Pronunciation So-wee-lo Color

Silver

Meaning

Sun

Number

2:8/16

Healing

Nerves, Digestion

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As travelers Between the worlds We have care For the living and the dead

RAPPORT AND BOUNDARIES

地 Tsuchi—Earth

ili?i t’əmanəwas Rune

Tiwaz

Pronuncia on Tea-waz Color

Crimson, Purple

Meaning

Justice, Tyr

Number

3:1/17

Healing

Immune system, balance

ō

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START DATE: FINISH DATE:

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Chōsa Hours Required

Renshū Hours Required

Studies to Advance

Counsellor Sōmei Chōsa

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Reiju Required

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Our work Amongst the living

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Is to Bring to each The medicine That is uniquely theirs

Rune

Berkana

Pronunciation Bear-ka-na Color

Green

Meaning

Birch

Number

3:2/18

Healing

Birthing, uterus

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CREATING AND MAINTAINING

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Our Care For the dead

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Is to keep Their voices Alive amongst us

Rune

Ehwaz

Pronunciation Eh-waz Color

White

Meaning

Bonding, Horse

Number

3:3/19

Healing

Depression, glands

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As a nation Amongst nations Our ceremonies Are shared with All who honour them

OPTIMIZING ENERGY

火 Kasai—Fire

paya t’əmanəwas Rune

Wunjo

Pronuncia on Woon-yo Color

Yellow

Meaning

Joy

Number

1:8/8

Healing

Mouth, Lungs

ō

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START DATE: FINISH DATE:

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Chōsa Hours Required

Renshū Hours Required

Studies to Advance

Counsellor Sōmei Chōsa

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Reiju Required

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We Learn and share

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The Treaty Lore Of Every Nation

Rune

Hagalaz

Pronunciation Ha-ga-laz Color

Blue

Meaning

Hail, Disruption

Number

2:1/9

Healing

Kidney, Bladder

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And in that Circle of Nations

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It is Our nation that Closes the circle

Rune

Naudhiz

Pronunciation Naw-deez Color

Black

Meaning

Need

Number

2:2/10

Healing

Infections, Skin

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True sovereignty Will flow To all The nations

GENERATIVE TRANCE

風 Kasai—Wind

win t’əmanəwas Rune

Isa

Pronuncia on Ee-sah Color

Black

Meaning

Stillness, Ice

Number

2:3/11

Healing

Skeleton, Spine, Liver

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START DATE: FINISH DATE:

Hōkō Hours Required

Chōsa Hours Required

Renshū Hours Required

Studies to Advance

Counsellor Sōmei Chōsa

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Reiju Required

When we Sit again As we Have always 118

Rune

Jera

Pronunciation Yair-ah Color

Light Blue

Meaning

Harvest

Number

2:4/12

Healing

Digestion, Immune

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Since The First Circle 122

Rune

Eihwaz

Pronunciation i-waz Color

Dark Blue

Meaning

Multiverse, Yew

Number

2:5/13

Healing

Urinary, Kidneys

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We are One People Amongst Many Nations

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REIKI COUNSELLOR PROGRAM

風 Sōmei-Sagacity

təmtəm t’əmanəwas Rune

Manaz

Pronuncia on Mah-naz Color

Purple

Meaning

Humans

Number

3:4/20

Healing

Anxiety, Injuries

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START DATE: FINISH DATE:

Hōkō Hours Required

Chōsa Hours Required

Renshū Hours Required

Studies to Advance

Counsellor Sōmei Chōsa

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Reiju Required

Our Commonality Is our Diversity 132

Rune

Laguz

Pronunciation Lah-gooz Color

Green

Meaning

Lake

Number

3;5/21

Healing

Emotional illness

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Rune

Ingwaz

Pronunciation Ing-waz Color

Yellow

Meaning

Sacred land

Number

3:6/22

Healing

Genitals, Fertility

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Rune

Dagaz

Pronunciation Dah-gaz Color

Light Blue

Meaning

Day

Number

3:7/23

Healing

Sight, Eyes

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TOPIC READING Required Alternate LESSONS -Lesson # -Lesson # -Lesson # ASSIGNMENTS - Collect replacement sticks - Create Artwork or Mandala - Write Kotodama - Create Jumon - Share

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Wandmaster Program

Rune Pronuncia on Color Meaning Number Healing

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START DATE: FINISH DATE:

Hōkō Hours Required

Chōsa Hours Required

Renshū Hours Required

Studies to Advance

Counsellor Sōmei Chōsa

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Reiju Required

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Rune

Othala

Pronunciation Oh-tha-la Color

Gold, Deep Yellow

Meaning

Inheritance

Number

3:8 / 24

Healing

Chest, back

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EIGHTH AETT

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