Nentatsu-ho (was EFT)

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Hi Crow/Caro :-)

 

Nentatsu-ho (translation: thought transfer) is one of the original Reiki

Ryoho techniques - the " new to us " Japanese techniques that have

recently come out of Japan. When Tom Rigler, Rick Rivard and Andy

Bowling brought Hiroshi Doi over from Japan last August for the workshop

in Vancouver, the original techniques were taught.

 

Rick Rivard is offering Usui's Reiki Hikkei (the handbook given to

Usui's students and still given today in Japan) as a download with

universal copyright. Also, at his site is some of the translation of

Mr. Doi's book with quite a few of the Japanese techniques. (look for

Iashi No Gendai Reiki Ho on the contents list) The most important one

of course is Hatsurei-ho - the technique to enhance your Reiki channel

and help you grow spiritually...this technique is taught at level II in

Japan. Rick's url is http://www.threshold.ca/reiki/index.html

 

Since you're teaching level I, you might want to add the level I

techniques - Byosen Reikan Ho and Reiji. The description of Byosen can

be found at Light and Adonea's site

http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/9434/advanced2.html#byosen

 

I don't think anyone has Reiji posted on their websites - but it is

simply intuitively allowing Reiki to guide your hands. When treating

someone, bring the energy into your crown, down to the tanden (hara) and

allow Reiki to fill your body. Move your hands in gassho to in front of

your forehead and then allow Reiki to guide your hands to where they

need to be placed on the person's body. Treat there for as long as

intuitively needed. Then allow Reiki to guide you to the next

placement. I teach this in my Reiki I classes and every time, the

students hands are guided to a place of disease or discomfort which is

unknown to the student. Really great to work in this way.

 

The original way Reiki was taught was not passive with just putting your

hands down...Usui worked bringing Reiki through the eyes, through the

breath, tapping, pulsing, etc. Actually, Caro, many of your Healing

Touch techniques are the same as the original Reiki techniques! They

all seem to originate with QiGong. Usui was a KiKo practitioner -

Japanese for QiGong.

 

Have fun with it!

 

Caroline Abreu wrote:

>

> Wow, Jane, thanks for that! I am going to teach a Level I Usui Reiki in

> Connecticut at the end of the month, and I believe I am going to be adding

this

> to the reperatoire of " things you can do with Reiki " . I have been using TAT

> myself, and dabbling with EFT, but have never heard of Nentatsu-ho. What

> tradition of Reiki does it come from?

 

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Janie

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