Application of Symbols in practice.
Often during Reiki training we are encouraged to use strings of symbols in order to elicit the required effect. Others simply do not understand how symbols work and use all of them in the hope that one will be the right one. My own opinion is less is more and I often will only use a couple of symbols during a treatment (even though I have around 25 to choose from)
Cracking the code on symbols
I can totally understand why symbols can appear confusing when many of them seem to do the same old thing. I have access to more symbols than you can shake a stick at, obviously I have a good understanding of what each of them do but too much information can be as confusing as none at all. I implement the following philosophy…what is it I am trying to do and what have I got in my tool kit to make that happen?
If you use them properly, amazing things will happen.
So what exactly is a symbol?
Symbols are everywhere, anything from the Dove of Peace to the Swastika to the Golden Arches of MacDonalds , they all illicit a response within us and the Reiki symbols do exactly the same thing.
To me, these symbols hold a certain frequency and the art of Reiki is to match the frequency of illness to a symbol in order to neutralise it.
How do I know if I have the right symbol?
Easy, use the corresponding Kotodama or mantra. If it sounds fantastic, you have the correct symbol, if it sounds like pants, you’ve got it wrong..lol!
Or Plan B = HSZSN, HSZSN, HSZSN + what symbol, what symbol, what symbol!
Muppet-Proof guide to using symbols (KEYWORDS FOR SYMBOLS)
Cho Ku Rei Hibikis in the physical aura
Pain and inflammation
Hiccups
Burns
Wounds
Application: consider using CKR as a 3 dimensional symbol, drawing energy away from the body
Sei He Ki Hibikis in the emotional aura
Addictions
Solar Plexus and Heart blockages
Imbalance
Emotional issues
Harmony
Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen Strokes
Used as an application symbol Alzeimers
Parkinsons
Torn ligaments
Broken bones
Coma
Anything requiring re-connection
Zonar Anaesthetic
Cellular Memory
Karma release
Pain release
Halu Child abuse
Sexual abuse
Shadow Self
Deep healing
Laser Fox
Karmic release
Harth Healing the heart
Grief
Healing addictions
Healing relationships
Use to take people out of body when in severe pain
Rama/Mara Bring people back into their body
Extreme grounding
Gnosa Helping people connect to their potential
Bring wisdom and clarity to their being
Kriya Connect universal energy into the physical body Manifest goals
Iava Empowerment
End co-dependent relationships
Shanti Let go of fear
Bring peace and harmony to the aura
Insomnia
Raku/Tibetan Fire Serpent Grounding
A Spiritual kick up the backside
Application of Symbols in practice.
Often during Reiki training we are encouraged to use strings of symbols in order to elicit the required effect. Others simply do not understand how symbols work and use all of them in the hope that one will be the right one. My own opinion is less is more and I often will only use a couple of symbols during a treatment (even though I have around 25 to choose from)
Cracking the code on symbols
I can totally understand why symbols can appear confusing when many of them seem to do the same old thing. I have access to more symbols than you can shake a stick at, obviously I have a good understanding of what each of them do but too much information can be as confusing as none at all. I implement the following philosophy…what is it I am trying to do and what have I got in my tool kit to make that happen?
If you use them properly, amazing things will happen.
So what exactly is a symbol?
Symbols are everywhere, anything from the Dove of Peace to the Swastika to the Golden Arches of MacDonalds , they all illicit a response within us and the Reiki symbols do exactly the same thing.
To me, these symbols hold a certain frequency and the art of Reiki is to match the frequency of illness to a symbol in order to neutralise it.
How do I know if I have the right symbol?
Easy, use the corresponding Kotodama or mantra. If it sounds fantastic, you have the correct symbol, if it sounds like pants, you’ve got it wrong..lol!
Or Plan B = HSZSN, HSZSN, HSZSN + what symbol, what symbol, what symbol!
Muppet-Proof guide to using symbols (KEYWORDS FOR SYMBOLS)
Cho Ku Rei Hibikis in the physical aura
Pain and inflammation
Hiccups
Burns
Wounds
Application: consider using CKR as a 3 dimensional symbol, drawing energy away from the body
Sei He Ki Hibikis in the emotional aura
Addictions
Solar Plexus and Heart blockages
Imbalance
Emotional issues
Harmony
Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen Strokes
Used as an application symbol Alzeimers
Parkinsons
Torn ligaments
Broken bones
Coma
Anything requiring re-connection
Zonar Anaesthetic
Cellular Memory
Karma release
Pain release
Halu Child abuse
Sexual abuse
Shadow Self
Deep healing
Laser Fox
Karmic release
Harth Healing the heart
Grief
Healing addictions
Healing relationships
Use to take people out of body when in severe pain
Rama/Mara Bring people back into their body
Extreme grounding
Gnosa Helping people connect to their potential
Bring wisdom and clarity to their being
Kriya Connect universal energy into the physical body Manifest goals
Iava Empowerment
End co-dependent relationships
Shanti Let go of fear
Bring peace and harmony to the aura
Insomnia
Raku/Tibetan Fire Serpent Grounding
A Spiritual kick up the backside
Application of Symbols in practice.
Often during Reiki training we are encouraged to use strings of symbols in order to elicit the required effect. Others simply do not understand how symbols work and use all of them in the hope that one will be the right one. My own opinion is less is more and I often will only use a couple of symbols during a treatment (even though I have around 25 to choose from)
Cracking the code on symbols
I can totally understand why symbols can appear confusing when many of them seem to do the same old thing. I have access to more symbols than you can shake a stick at, obviously I have a good understanding of what each of them do but too much information can be as confusing as none at all. I implement the following philosophy…what is it I am trying to do and what have I got in my tool kit to make that happen?
If you use them properly, amazing things will happen.
So what exactly is a symbol?
Symbols are everywhere, anything from the Dove of Peace to the Swastika to the Golden Arches of MacDonalds , they all illicit a response within us and the Reiki symbols do exactly the same thing.
To me, these symbols hold a certain frequency and the art of Reiki is to match the frequency of illness to a symbol in order to neutralise it.
How do I know if I have the right symbol?
Easy, use the corresponding Kotodama or mantra. If it sounds fantastic, you have the correct symbol, if it sounds like pants, you’ve got it wrong..lol!
Or Plan B = HSZSN, HSZSN, HSZSN + what symbol, what symbol, what symbol!
Muppet-Proof guide to using symbols (KEYWORDS FOR SYMBOLS)
Cho Ku Rei Hibikis in the physical aura
Pain and inflammation
Hiccups
Burns
Wounds
Application: consider using CKR as a 3 dimensional symbol, drawing energy away from the body
Sei He Ki Hibikis in the emotional aura
Addictions
Solar Plexus and Heart blockages
Imbalance
Emotional issues
Harmony
Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen Strokes
Used as an application symbol Alzeimers
Parkinsons
Torn ligaments
Broken bones
Coma
Anything requiring re-connection
Zonar Anaesthetic
Cellular Memory
Karma release
Pain release
Halu Child abuse
Sexual abuse
Shadow Self
Deep healing
Laser Fox
Karmic release
Harth Healing the heart
Grief
Healing addictions
Healing relationships
Use to take people out of body when in severe pain
Rama/Mara Bring people back into their body
Extreme grounding
Gnosa Helping people connect to their potential
Bring wisdom and clarity to their being
Kriya Connect universal energy into the physical body Manifest goals
Iava Empowerment
End co-dependent relationships
Shanti Let go of fear
Bring peace and harmony to the aura
Insomnia
Raku/Tibetan Fire Serpent Grounding
A Spiritual kick up the backside
Application of Symbols in practice.
Often during Reiki training we are encouraged to use strings of symbols in order to elicit the required effect. Others simply do not understand how symbols work and use all of them in the hope that one will be the right one. My own opinion is less is more and I often will only use a couple of symbols during a treatment (even though I have around 25 to choose from)
Cracking the code on symbols
I can totally understand why symbols can appear confusing when many of them seem to do the same old thing. I have access to more symbols than you can shake a stick at, obviously I have a good understanding of what each of them do but too much information can be as confusing as none at all. I implement the following philosophy…what is it I am trying to do and what have I got in my tool kit to make that happen?
If you use them properly, amazing things will happen.
So what exactly is a symbol?
Symbols are everywhere, anything from the Dove of Peace to the Swastika to the Golden Arches of MacDonalds , they all illicit a response within us and the Reiki symbols do exactly the same thing.
To me, these symbols hold a certain frequency and the art of Reiki is to match the frequency of illness to a symbol in order to neutralise it.
How do I know if I have the right symbol?
Easy, use the corresponding Kotodama or mantra. If it sounds fantastic, you have the correct symbol, if it sounds like pants, you’ve got it wrong..lol!
Or Plan B = HSZSN, HSZSN, HSZSN + what symbol, what symbol, what symbol!
Muppet-Proof guide to using symbols (KEYWORDS FOR SYMBOLS)
Cho Ku Rei Hibikis in the physical aura
Pain and inflammation
Hiccups
Burns
Wounds
Application: consider using CKR as a 3 dimensional symbol, drawing energy away from the body
Sei He Ki Hibikis in the emotional aura
Addictions
Solar Plexus and Heart blockages
Imbalance
Emotional issues
Harmony
Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen Strokes
Used as an application symbol Alzeimers
Parkinsons
Torn ligaments
Broken bones
Coma
Anything requiring re-connection
Zonar Anaesthetic
Cellular Memory
Karma release
Pain release
Halu Child abuse
Sexual abuse
Shadow Self
Deep healing
Laser Fox
Karmic release
Harth Healing the heart
Grief
Healing addictions
Healing relationships
Use to take people out of body when in severe pain
Rama/Mara Bring people back into their body
Extreme grounding
Gnosa Helping people connect to their potential
Bring wisdom and clarity to their being
Kriya Connect universal energy into the physical body Manifest goals
Iava Empowerment
End co-dependent relationships
Shanti Let go of fear
Bring peace and harmony to the aura
Insomnia
Raku/Tibetan Fire Serpent Grounding
A Spiritual kick up the backside
Application of Symbols in practice.
Often during Reiki training we are encouraged to use strings of symbols in order to elicit the required effect. Others simply do not understand how symbols work and use all of them in the hope that one will be the right one. My own opinion is less is more and I often will only use a couple of symbols during a treatment (even though I have around 25 to choose from)
Cracking the code on symbols
I can totally understand why symbols can appear confusing when many of them seem to do the same old thing. I have access to more symbols than you can shake a stick at, obviously I have a good understanding of what each of them do but too much information can be as confusing as none at all. I implement the following philosophy…what is it I am trying to do and what have I got in my tool kit to make that happen?
If you use them properly, amazing things will happen.
So what exactly is a symbol?
Symbols are everywhere, anything from the Dove of Peace to the Swastika to the Golden Arches of MacDonalds , they all illicit a response within us and the Reiki symbols do exactly the same thing.
To me, these symbols hold a certain frequency and the art of Reiki is to match the frequency of illness to a symbol in order to neutralise it.
How do I know if I have the right symbol?
Easy, use the corresponding Kotodama or mantra. If it sounds fantastic, you have the correct symbol, if it sounds like pants, you’ve got it wrong..lol!
Or Plan B = HSZSN, HSZSN, HSZSN + what symbol, what symbol, what symbol!
Muppet-Proof guide to using symbols (KEYWORDS FOR SYMBOLS)
Cho Ku Rei Hibikis in the physical aura
Pain and inflammation
Hiccups
Burns
Wounds
Application: consider using CKR as a 3 dimensional symbol, drawing energy away from the body
Sei He Ki Hibikis in the emotional aura
Addictions
Solar Plexus and Heart blockages
Imbalance
Emotional issues
Harmony
Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen Strokes
Used as an application symbol Alzeimers
Parkinsons
Torn ligaments
Broken bones
Coma
Anything requiring re-connection
Zonar Anaesthetic
Cellular Memory
Karma release
Pain release
Halu Child abuse
Sexual abuse
Shadow Self
Deep healing
Laser Fox
Karmic release
Harth Healing the heart
Grief
Healing addictions
Healing relationships
Use to take people out of body when in severe pain
Rama/Mara Bring people back into their body
Extreme grounding
Gnosa Helping people connect to their potential
Bring wisdom and clarity to their being
Kriya Connect universal energy into the physical body Manifest goals
Iava Empowerment
End co-dependent relationships
Shanti Let go of fear
Bring peace and harmony to the aura
Insomnia
Raku/Tibetan Fire Serpent Grounding
A Spiritual kick up the backside
Application of Symbols in practice.
Often during Reiki training we are encouraged to use strings of symbols in order to elicit the required effect. Others simply do not understand how symbols work and use all of them in the hope that one will be the right one. My own opinion is less is more and I often will only use a couple of symbols during a treatment (even though I have around 25 to choose from)
Cracking the code on symbols
I can totally understand why symbols can appear confusing when many of them seem to do the same old thing. I have access to more symbols than you can shake a stick at, obviously I have a good understanding of what each of them do but too much information can be as confusing as none at all. I implement the following philosophy…what is it I am trying to do and what have I got in my tool kit to make that happen?
If you use them properly, amazing things will happen.
So what exactly is a symbol?
Symbols are everywhere, anything from the Dove of Peace to the Swastika to the Golden Arches of MacDonalds , they all illicit a response within us and the Reiki symbols do exactly the same thing.
To me, these symbols hold a certain frequency and the art of Reiki is to match the frequency of illness to a symbol in order to neutralise it.
How do I know if I have the right symbol?
Easy, use the corresponding Kotodama or mantra. If it sounds fantastic, you have the correct symbol, if it sounds like pants, you’ve got it wrong..lol!
Or Plan B = HSZSN, HSZSN, HSZSN + what symbol, what symbol, what symbol!
Muppet-Proof guide to using symbols (KEYWORDS FOR SYMBOLS)
Cho Ku Rei Hibikis in the physical aura
Pain and inflammation
Hiccups
Burns
Wounds
Application: consider using CKR as a 3 dimensional symbol, drawing energy away from the body
Sei He Ki Hibikis in the emotional aura
Addictions
Solar Plexus and Heart blockages
Imbalance
Emotional issues
Harmony
Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen Strokes
Used as an application symbol Alzeimers
Parkinsons
Torn ligaments
Broken bones
Coma
Anything requiring re-connection
Zonar Anaesthetic
Cellular Memory
Karma release
Pain release
Halu Child abuse
Sexual abuse
Shadow Self
Deep healing
Laser Fox
Karmic release
Harth Healing the heart
Grief
Healing addictions
Healing relationships
Use to take people out of body when in severe pain
Rama/Mara Bring people back into their body
Extreme grounding
Gnosa Helping people connect to their potential
Bring wisdom and clarity to their being
Kriya Connect universal energy into the physical body Manifest goals
Iava Empowerment
End co-dependent relationships
Shanti Let go of fear
Bring peace and harmony to the aura
Insomnia
Raku/Tibetan Fire Serpent Grounding
A Spiritual kick up the backside
Application of Symbols in practice.
Often during Reiki training we are encouraged to use strings of symbols in order to elicit the required effect. Others simply do not understand how symbols work and use all of them in the hope that one will be the right one. My own opinion is less is more and I often will only use a couple of symbols during a treatment (even though I have around 25 to choose from)
Cracking the code on symbols
I can totally understand why symbols can appear confusing when many of them seem to do the same old thing. I have access to more symbols than you can shake a stick at, obviously I have a good understanding of what each of them do but too much information can be as confusing as none at all. I implement the following philosophy…what is it I am trying to do and what have I got in my tool kit to make that happen?
If you use them properly, amazing things will happen.
So what exactly is a symbol?
Symbols are everywhere, anything from the Dove of Peace to the Swastika to the Golden Arches of MacDonalds , they all illicit a response within us and the Reiki symbols do exactly the same thing.
To me, these symbols hold a certain frequency and the art of Reiki is to match the frequency of illness to a symbol in order to neutralise it.
How do I know if I have the right symbol?
Easy, use the corresponding Kotodama or mantra. If it sounds fantastic, you have the correct symbol, if it sounds like pants, you’ve got it wrong..lol!
Or Plan B = HSZSN, HSZSN, HSZSN + what symbol, what symbol, what symbol!
Muppet-Proof guide to using symbols (KEYWORDS FOR SYMBOLS)
Cho Ku Rei Hibikis in the physical aura
Pain and inflammation
Hiccups
Burns
Wounds
Application: consider using CKR as a 3 dimensional symbol, drawing energy away from the body
Sei He Ki Hibikis in the emotional aura
Addictions
Solar Plexus and Heart blockages
Imbalance
Emotional issues
Harmony
Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen Strokes
Used as an application symbol Alzeimers
Parkinsons
Torn ligaments
Broken bones
Coma
Anything requiring re-connection
Zonar Anaesthetic
Cellular Memory
Karma release
Pain release
Halu Child abuse
Sexual abuse
Shadow Self
Deep healing
Laser Fox
Karmic release
Harth Healing the heart
Grief
Healing addictions
Healing relationships
Use to take people out of body when in severe pain
Rama/Mara Bring people back into their body
Extreme grounding
Gnosa Helping people connect to their potential
Bring wisdom and clarity to their being
Kriya Connect universal energy into the physical body Manifest goals
Iava Empowerment
End co-dependent relationships
Shanti Let go of fear
Bring peace and harmony to the aura
Insomnia
Raku/Tibetan Fire Serpent Grounding
A Spiritual kick up the backside
Application of Symbols in practice.
Often during Reiki training we are encouraged to use strings of symbols in order to elicit the required effect. Others simply do not understand how symbols work and use all of them in the hope that one will be the right one. My own opinion is less is more and I often will only use a couple of symbols during a treatment (even though I have around 25 to choose from)
Cracking the code on symbols
I can totally understand why symbols can appear confusing when many of them seem to do the same old thing. I have access to more symbols than you can shake a stick at, obviously I have a good understanding of what each of them do but too much information can be as confusing as none at all. I implement the following philosophy…what is it I am trying to do and what have I got in my tool kit to make that happen?
If you use them properly, amazing things will happen.
So what exactly is a symbol?
Symbols are everywhere, anything from the Dove of Peace to the Swastika to the Golden Arches of MacDonalds , they all illicit a response within us and the Reiki symbols do exactly the same thing.
To me, these symbols hold a certain frequency and the art of Reiki is to match the frequency of illness to a symbol in order to neutralise it.
How do I know if I have the right symbol?
Easy, use the corresponding Kotodama or mantra. If it sounds fantastic, you have the correct symbol, if it sounds like pants, you’ve got it wrong..lol!
Or Plan B = HSZSN, HSZSN, HSZSN + what symbol, what symbol, what symbol!
Muppet-Proof guide to using symbols (KEYWORDS FOR SYMBOLS)
Cho Ku Rei Hibikis in the physical aura
Pain and inflammation
Hiccups
Burns
Wounds
Application: consider using CKR as a 3 dimensional symbol, drawing energy away from the body
Sei He Ki Hibikis in the emotional aura
Addictions
Solar Plexus and Heart blockages
Imbalance
Emotional issues
Harmony
Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen Strokes
Used as an application symbol Alzeimers
Parkinsons
Torn ligaments
Broken bones
Coma
Anything requiring re-connection
Zonar Anaesthetic
Cellular Memory
Karma release
Pain release
Halu Child abuse
Sexual abuse
Shadow Self
Deep healing
Laser Fox
Karmic release
Harth Healing the heart
Grief
Healing addictions
Healing relationships
Use to take people out of body when in severe pain
Rama/Mara Bring people back into their body
Extreme grounding
Gnosa Helping people connect to their potential
Bring wisdom and clarity to their being
Kriya Connect universal energy into the physical body Manifest goals
Iava Empowerment
End co-dependent relationships
Shanti Let go of fear
Bring peace and harmony to the aura
Insomnia
Raku/Tibetan Fire Serpent Grounding
A Spiritual kick up the backside
Application of Symbols in practice.
Often during Reiki training we are encouraged to use strings of symbols in order to elicit the required effect. Others simply do not understand how symbols work and use all of them in the hope that one will be the right one. My own opinion is less is more and I often will only use a couple of symbols during a treatment (even though I have around 25 to choose from)
Cracking the code on symbols
I can totally understand why symbols can appear confusing when many of them seem to do the same old thing. I have access to more symbols than you can shake a stick at, obviously I have a good understanding of what each of them do but too much information can be as confusing as none at all. I implement the following philosophy…what is it I am trying to do and what have I got in my tool kit to make that happen?
If you use them properly, amazing things will happen.
So what exactly is a symbol?
Symbols are everywhere, anything from the Dove of Peace to the Swastika to the Golden Arches of MacDonalds , they all illicit a response within us and the Reiki symbols do exactly the same thing.
To me, these symbols hold a certain frequency and the art of Reiki is to match the frequency of illness to a symbol in order to neutralise it.
How do I know if I have the right symbol?
Easy, use the corresponding Kotodama or mantra. If it sounds fantastic, you have the correct symbol, if it sounds like pants, you’ve got it wrong..lol!
Or Plan B = HSZSN, HSZSN, HSZSN + what symbol, what symbol, what symbol!
Muppet-Proof guide to using symbols (KEYWORDS FOR SYMBOLS)
Cho Ku Rei Hibikis in the physical aura
Pain and inflammation
Hiccups
Burns
Wounds
Application: consider using CKR as a 3 dimensional symbol, drawing energy away from the body
Sei He Ki Hibikis in the emotional aura
Addictions
Solar Plexus and Heart blockages
Imbalance
Emotional issues
Harmony
Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen Strokes
Used as an application symbol Alzeimers
Parkinsons
Torn ligaments
Broken bones
Coma
Anything requiring re-connection
Zonar Anaesthetic
Cellular Memory
Karma release
Pain release
Halu Child abuse
Sexual abuse
Shadow Self
Deep healing
Laser Fox
Karmic release
Harth Healing the heart
Grief
Healing addictions
Healing relationships
Use to take people out of body when in severe pain
Rama/Mara Bring people back into their body
Extreme grounding
Gnosa Helping people connect to their potential
Bring wisdom and clarity to their being
Kriya Connect universal energy into the physical body Manifest goals
Iava Empowerment
End co-dependent relationships
Shanti Let go of fear
Bring peace and harmony to the aura
Insomnia
Raku/Tibetan Fire Serpent Grounding
A Spiritual kick up the backside
Application of Symbols in practice.
Often during Reiki training we are encouraged to use strings of symbols in order to elicit the required effect. Others simply do not understand how symbols work and use all of them in the hope that one will be the right one. My own opinion is less is more and I often will only use a couple of symbols during a treatment (even though I have around 25 to choose from)
Cracking the code on symbols
I can totally understand why symbols can appear confusing when many of them seem to do the same old thing. I have access to more symbols than you can shake a stick at, obviously I have a good understanding of what each of them do but too much information can be as confusing as none at all. I implement the following philosophy…what is it I am trying to do and what have I got in my tool kit to make that happen?
If you use them properly, amazing things will happen.
So what exactly is a symbol?
Symbols are everywhere, anything from the Dove of Peace to the Swastika to the Golden Arches of MacDonalds , they all illicit a response within us and the Reiki symbols do exactly the same thing.
To me, these symbols hold a certain frequency and the art of Reiki is to match the frequency of illness to a symbol in order to neutralise it.
How do I know if I have the right symbol?
Easy, use the corresponding Kotodama or mantra. If it sounds fantastic, you have the correct symbol, if it sounds like pants, you’ve got it wrong..lol!
Or Plan B = HSZSN, HSZSN, HSZSN + what symbol, what symbol, what symbol!
Muppet-Proof guide to using symbols (KEYWORDS FOR SYMBOLS)
Cho Ku Rei Hibikis in the physical aura
Pain and inflammation
Hiccups
Burns
Wounds
Application: consider using CKR as a 3 dimensional symbol, drawing energy away from the body
Sei He Ki Hibikis in the emotional aura
Addictions
Solar Plexus and Heart blockages
Imbalance
Emotional issues
Harmony
Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen Strokes
Used as an application symbol Alzeimers
Parkinsons
Torn ligaments
Broken bones
Coma
Anything requiring re-connection
Zonar Anaesthetic
Cellular Memory
Karma release
Pain release
Halu Child abuse
Sexual abuse
Shadow Self
Deep healing
Laser Fox
Karmic release
Harth Healing the heart
Grief
Healing addictions
Healing relationships
Use to take people out of body when in severe pain
Rama/Mara Bring people back into their body
Extreme grounding
Gnosa Helping people connect to their potential
Bring wisdom and clarity to their being
Kriya Connect universal energy into the physical body Manifest goals
Iava Empowerment
End co-dependent relationships
Shanti Let go of fear
Bring peace and harmony to the aura
Insomnia
Raku/Tibetan Fire Serpent Grounding
A Spiritual kick up the backside
Application of Symbols in practice.
Often during Reiki training we are encouraged to use strings of symbols in order to elicit the required effect. Others simply do not understand how symbols work and use all of them in the hope that one will be the right one. My own opinion is less is more and I often will only use a couple of symbols during a treatment (even though I have around 25 to choose from)
Cracking the code on symbols
I can totally understand why symbols can appear confusing when many of them seem to do the same old thing. I have access to more symbols than you can shake a stick at, obviously I have a good understanding of what each of them do but too much information can be as confusing as none at all. I implement the following philosophy…what is it I am trying to do and what have I got in my tool kit to make that happen?
If you use them properly, amazing things will happen.
So what exactly is a symbol?
Symbols are everywhere, anything from the Dove of Peace to the Swastika to the Golden Arches of MacDonalds , they all illicit a response within us and the Reiki symbols do exactly the same thing.
To me, these symbols hold a certain frequency and the art of Reiki is to match the frequency of illness to a symbol in order to neutralise it.
How do I know if I have the right symbol?
Easy, use the corresponding Kotodama or mantra. If it sounds fantastic, you have the correct symbol, if it sounds like pants, you’ve got it wrong..lol!
Or Plan B = HSZSN, HSZSN, HSZSN + what symbol, what symbol, what symbol!
Muppet-Proof guide to using symbols (KEYWORDS FOR SYMBOLS)
Cho Ku Rei Hibikis in the physical aura
Pain and inflammation
Hiccups
Burns
Wounds
Application: consider using CKR as a 3 dimensional symbol, drawing energy away from the body
Sei He Ki Hibikis in the emotional aura
Addictions
Solar Plexus and Heart blockages
Imbalance
Emotional issues
Harmony
Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen Strokes
Used as an application symbol Alzeimers
Parkinsons
Torn ligaments
Broken bones
Coma
Anything requiring re-connection
Zonar Anaesthetic
Cellular Memory
Karma release
Pain release
Halu Child abuse
Sexual abuse
Shadow Self
Deep healing
Laser Fox
Karmic release
Harth Healing the heart
Grief
Healing addictions
Healing relationships
Use to take people out of body when in severe pain
Rama/Mara Bring people back into their body
Extreme grounding
Gnosa Helping people connect to their potential
Bring wisdom and clarity to their being
Kriya Connect universal energy into the physical body Manifest goals
Iava Empowerment
End co-dependent relationships
Shanti Let go of fear
Bring peace and harmony to the aura
Insomnia
Raku/Tibetan Fire Serpent Grounding
A Spiritual kick up the backside
Application of Symbols in practice.
Often during Reiki training we are encouraged to use strings of symbols in order to elicit the required effect. Others simply do not understand how symbols work and use all of them in the hope that one will be the right one. My own opinion is less is more and I often will only use a couple of symbols during a treatment (even though I have around 25 to choose from)
Cracking the code on symbols
I can totally understand why symbols can appear confusing when many of them seem to do the same old thing. I have access to more symbols than you can shake a stick at, obviously I have a good understanding of what each of them do but too much information can be as confusing as none at all. I implement the following philosophy…what is it I am trying to do and what have I got in my tool kit to make that happen?
If you use them properly, amazing things will happen.
So what exactly is a symbol?
Symbols are everywhere, anything from the Dove of Peace to the Swastika to the Golden Arches of MacDonalds , they all illicit a response within us and the Reiki symbols do exactly the same thing.
To me, these symbols hold a certain frequency and the art of Reiki is to match the frequency of illness to a symbol in order to neutralise it.
How do I know if I have the right symbol?
Easy, use the corresponding Kotodama or mantra. If it sounds fantastic, you have the correct symbol, if it sounds like pants, you’ve got it wrong..lol!
Or Plan B = HSZSN, HSZSN, HSZSN + what symbol, what symbol, what symbol!
Muppet-Proof guide to using symbols (KEYWORDS FOR SYMBOLS)
Cho Ku Rei Hibikis in the physical aura
Pain and inflammation
Hiccups
Burns
Wounds
Application: consider using CKR as a 3 dimensional symbol, drawing energy away from the body
Sei He Ki Hibikis in the emotional aura
Addictions
Solar Plexus and Heart blockages
Imbalance
Emotional issues
Harmony
Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen Strokes
Used as an application symbol Alzeimers
Parkinsons
Torn ligaments
Broken bones
Coma
Anything requiring re-connection
Zonar Anaesthetic
Cellular Memory
Karma release
Pain release
Halu Child abuse
Sexual abuse
Shadow Self
Deep healing
Laser Fox
Karmic release
Harth Healing the heart
Grief
Healing addictions
Healing relationships
Use to take people out of body when in severe pain
Rama/Mara Bring people back into their body
Extreme grounding
Gnosa Helping people connect to their potential
Bring wisdom and clarity to their being
Kriya Connect universal energy into the physical body Manifest goals
Iava Empowerment
End co-dependent relationships
Shanti Let go of fear
Bring peace and harmony to the aura
Insomnia
Raku/Tibetan Fire Serpent Grounding
A Spiritual kick up the backside
Application of Symbols in practice.
Often during Reiki training we are encouraged to use strings of symbols in order to elicit the required effect. Others simply do not understand how symbols work and use all of them in the hope that one will be the right one. My own opinion is less is more and I often will only use a couple of symbols during a treatment (even though I have around 25 to choose from)
Cracking the code on symbols
I can totally understand why symbols can appear confusing when many of them seem to do the same old thing. I have access to more symbols than you can shake a stick at, obviously I have a good understanding of what each of them do but too much information can be as confusing as none at all. I implement the following philosophy…what is it I am trying to do and what have I got in my tool kit to make that happen?
If you use them properly, amazing things will happen.
So what exactly is a symbol?
Symbols are everywhere, anything from the Dove of Peace to the Swastika to the Golden Arches of MacDonalds , they all illicit a response within us and the Reiki symbols do exactly the same thing.
To me, these symbols hold a certain frequency and the art of Reiki is to match the frequency of illness to a symbol in order to neutralise it.
How do I know if I have the right symbol?
Easy, use the corresponding Kotodama or mantra. If it sounds fantastic, you have the correct symbol, if it sounds like pants, you’ve got it wrong..lol!
Or Plan B = HSZSN, HSZSN, HSZSN + what symbol, what symbol, what symbol!
Muppet-Proof guide to using symbols (KEYWORDS FOR SYMBOLS)
Cho Ku Rei Hibikis in the physical aura
Pain and inflammation
Hiccups
Burns
Wounds
Application: consider using CKR as a 3 dimensional symbol, drawing energy away from the body
Sei He Ki Hibikis in the emotional aura
Addictions
Solar Plexus and Heart blockages
Imbalance
Emotional issues
Harmony
Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen Strokes
Used as an application symbol Alzeimers
Parkinsons
Torn ligaments
Broken bones
Coma
Anything requiring re-connection
Zonar Anaesthetic
Cellular Memory
Karma release
Pain release
Halu Child abuse
Sexual abuse
Shadow Self
Deep healing
Laser Fox
Karmic release
Harth Healing the heart
Grief
Healing addictions
Healing relationships
Use to take people out of body when in severe pain
Rama/Mara Bring people back into their body
Extreme grounding
Gnosa Helping people connect to their potential
Bring wisdom and clarity to their being
Kriya Connect universal energy into the physical body Manifest goals
Iava Empowerment
End co-dependent relationships
Shanti Let go of fear
Bring peace and harmony to the aura
Insomnia
Raku/Tibetan Fire Serpent Grounding
A Spiritual kick up the backside
Application of Symbols in practice.
Often during Reiki training we are encouraged to use strings of symbols in order to elicit the required effect. Others simply do not understand how symbols work and use all of them in the hope that one will be the right one. My own opinion is less is more and I often will only use a couple of symbols during a treatment (even though I have around 25 to choose from)
Cracking the code on symbols
I can totally understand why symbols can appear confusing when many of them seem to do the same old thing. I have access to more symbols than you can shake a stick at, obviously I have a good understanding of what each of them do but too much information can be as confusing as none at all. I implement the following philosophy…what is it I am trying to do and what have I got in my tool kit to make that happen?
If you use them properly, amazing things will happen.
So what exactly is a symbol?
Symbols are everywhere, anything from the Dove of Peace to the Swastika to the Golden Arches of MacDonalds , they all illicit a response within us and the Reiki symbols do exactly the same thing.
To me, these symbols hold a certain frequency and the art of Reiki is to match the frequency of illness to a symbol in order to neutralise it.
How do I know if I have the right symbol?
Easy, use the corresponding Kotodama or mantra. If it sounds fantastic, you have the correct symbol, if it sounds like pants, you’ve got it wrong..lol!
Or Plan B = HSZSN, HSZSN, HSZSN + what symbol, what symbol, what symbol!
Muppet-Proof guide to using symbols (KEYWORDS FOR SYMBOLS)
Cho Ku Rei Hibikis in the physical aura
Pain and inflammation
Hiccups
Burns
Wounds
Application: consider using CKR as a 3 dimensional symbol, drawing energy away from the body
Sei He Ki Hibikis in the emotional aura
Addictions
Solar Plexus and Heart blockages
Imbalance
Emotional issues
Harmony
Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen Strokes
Used as an application symbol Alzeimers
Parkinsons
Torn ligaments
Broken bones
Coma
Anything requiring re-connection
Zonar Anaesthetic
Cellular Memory
Karma release
Pain release
Halu Child abuse
Sexual abuse
Shadow Self
Deep healing
Laser Fox
Karmic release
Harth Healing the heart
Grief
Healing addictions
Healing relationships
Use to take people out of body when in severe pain
Rama/Mara Bring people back into their body
Extreme grounding
Gnosa Helping people connect to their potential
Bring wisdom and clarity to their being
Kriya Connect universal energy into the physical body Manifest goals
Iava Empowerment
End co-dependent relationships
Shanti Let go of fear
Bring peace and harmony to the aura
Insomnia
Raku/Tibetan Fire Serpent Grounding
A Spiritual kick up the backside