$45 person | 3hrs   This class is ONLINE ONLY.

The Shamanic Heart of Reiki: Tools and Techniques for Ecstatic Healing

The art of Reiki touches the lives of millions of people the world over. As more practitioners enter the Reiki community, research continues to reveal the cultural, historical, and spiritual influences on Reiki and its founder, Usui Mikao. There is growing evidence that the shamanistic worldview of Japanese folk religion and other esoteric orders formed the fertile ground in which Reiki developed. 

Participants will join Reiki teacher and author Nicholas Pearson for an exciting journey into the tools and techniques that help reclaim the shamanic heart of the system of Reiki. 

This new class will: 

• Define and explore the vestiges of Japanese shamanism in early schools of Reiki 
• Practice original Reiki techniques influenced by shamanic theory and practice 
• Learn both traditional and new techniques for ecstatic meditation and healing 
• Uncover the world of spirit allies to support your ecstatic practice 
• Build a relationship with the spiritual lineage of the Reiki ancestors 

This workshop is open to all students, with or without prior experience in Reiki. Book early to reserve your space!

Nicholas Pearson is a teacher and practitioner of Usui Reiki Ryoho. He began his Reiki journey in 2006 and has trained in both traditional Japanese and Western forms of Reiki practice. Certified as both a Medical Reiki Master and an Animal Reiki practitioner, he currently serves on the Board of Directors of Shelter Animal Reiki Association, and formerly served on the advisory council for the National Reiki in Healthcare Certification Initiative. His seminal Reiki book, Foundations of Reiki Ryoho: A Manual of Shoden and Okuden, is available in English and Italian. Nicholas offers seminars on crystal healing, Reiki, and flower essence therapy online and around the world. He is the author of seven books and lives in Orlando, Florida, USA.

Class Refund Policy:  Refunds for classes will be made when canceled at least 24 hours prior to the class.