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Dr. Mikao Usui

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......On the mountain, he set out twenty-one stones in front of him and each day he threw away a stone. On the twenty first day, after tossing away the last stone and still not having received the healing power, he stood up. It was night, the darkest part of the night, just before dawn.
As he looked out toward the horizon wondering what to do next, he saw a point of light coming toward him. As he looked at the light, he realized that the light had consciousness and that it was communicating with him. He realized the light had the healing power he was looking for and if he was to receive what the light had to offer, he must allow the light to strike him. However, he was told that the light was so powerful that if it did strike him, it might kill him.
Back To Dr Mikao Usui He was given the opportunity to decide. Would he risk death to obtain the healing ability for which he had searched so long? He decided the ability to heal the sick would be of such great value that it would be worth risking death to receive it.
The beam struck him in the forehead, knocking him unconscious. Rising out of his physical body, he was shown beautiful bubbles of light filled with colors. In the bubbles were symbols. As he contemplated each symbol, he received an attunement for that symbol and knowledge on its use. In this way, he was initiated into the use of the Reiki healing power.
Dr. Usui practiced and taught Reiki throughout Japan for the remainder of his life. Before his transition around 1930, he gave the Master attunement to sixteen teachers one of whom was Dr. Chujiro Hayashi.



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ST@RT          YANG (Fu)                                        Small Intestines (Xiao Chang)                        Colon (Da Chang)                         Gall Bladder (Dan)                         Stomach (Wei)                        Bladder (Pang Guang)                        Three Burning Spaces (San Jiao)        l.o.v.e         YIN (Zang)                                      Heart (Xin)              Lungs (Fei)                 Liver (Gan)                     Spleen/Pancreas (Pi)                  Kidneys (Shen)                      Pericardium (Xinbao)       BŁGUIN