心身改善臼井靈氣療法初傳講習会
Shinshin Kaizen Usui Reiki Ryoho Shoden
REIKI TRAINING
A Shoden 初傳 level training course is the first step into the Shinshin Kaizen Usui Reiki Ryoho system as taught by Usui Sensei.
Rather than a modern reinterpretation, our Shoden training course preserves the cultural roots, mindset, and practical techniques of early Reiki practitioners.
Students learn how Reiki was originally understood in Japan, receive Reiju (the traditional method of connecting to Reiki), and practice the core treatment methods that form the heart of Usui Reiki Ryoho.
Shoden level teachings focus on simplicity, hands-on practice, and understanding how Reiki supports the body’s natural ability to restore balance and well-being.
Prerequisites for this training
As Shoden is the first level of training within Shinshin Kaizen Usui Reiki Ryoho, there are no prerequisites and no previous experience is required. All we ask is that you arrive with an open mind, a willingness to learn, and a sincere desire to practice.
Although this training is open to everyone, regardless of previous experience, all students are required to begin with the Shoden level training course. This ensures that the teachings are preserved and transmitted in the traditional manner in which they are practiced within our lineage.
Shoden training courses are typically offered four times each year, providing students with regular opportunities to begin their Reiki journey.
THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOUR
Shoden Training Course
What you will receive
An official Dento Reiki Kyokai Shoden Shidosho (Shoden Level Instruction Manual).
A certificate acknowledging your successful completion of the Shoden level training course.
Four (4) Reiju—traditional practices that assist the student in deepening their natural connection with Reiki.
Two full days (approximately eight hours each) of instruction, discussion, and hands-on practice.
Dedicated time for questions, discussion, and a deeper exploration of the practical aspects of the teachings.
Access to ongoing practice opportunities designed to support your continued growth and strengthen your understanding of Usui Reiki Ryoho.
Things to keep in mind
The training course is typically scheduled from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Arriving 15 minutes early is appreciated.
Please bring a notebook and pen for taking notes.
If applicable, any outstanding participation fees must be paid no later than the beginning of the first day of the training course.
Please bring a light sweater or jacket in case the room is cool.
Bottled water will be provided. You are also welcome to bring a light snack if you wish.
After the training course
Upon successful completion of the Shoden training course:
You may perform Reiki treatment sessions for yourself, your family, and your friends.
You may begin working toward fulfilling the requirements for advancement to the Okuden training course.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN DURING THE
Shoden Training Course
Shoden - Theoretical Lectures
Key terms used in Reiki Ryoho and their proper meanings.
The History of Mikao Usui and the development of his Reiki Ryoho.
Study of key sections of the Kokai Denju Setsumei, a document containing Usui Sensei’s own words.
The Reiki Gokai — the foundational teachings of Usui Reiki Ryoho passed down directly from Usui Sensei.
Reiju — what it is and why we do it.
Understanding the distinction between “Reiki” and “Reiki Ryoho.”
The traditional Reiki Ryoho perspective on the causes of illness and disease.
How Reiki functions in healing and the traditional approach to giving Reiki treatments.
Byosen & Hibiki — how to perceive it, what is the difference and how to respond to what you feel.
Discussion on what is required to advance to the Okuden training course.
The Shoden training curriculum is divided into four sections. As the foundational level of Shinshin Kaizen Usui Reiki Ryoho, the course provides a balanced combination of theoretical instruction and hands-on practical training. Participants receive four (4) Reiju, with two (2) given each day.
Shoden - Practical Training
Reiki Mawashi — an exercise designed to help develop sensitivity to hibiki.
Joshin Kokyu-ho — a breathing practice for purifying the body and mind. Gassho Meiso — a “meditative” technique that helps develop perception to the movement of Reiki energy.
Kenyoku-ho — a “dry bathing” technique that supports clarity and hibiki perception.
Nentatsu-ho — a method used to send thoughts or intentions.
Reiji-ho — a method to use intuition for finding issues within the body.
Gyoshi-ho — a simple technique of sending Reiki with the eyes to an affected area on the body.
Koki-ho — the method of using the breath to send Reiki onto an affected area of the body.
Shuchu Reiki — concentrated Reiki treatment method.
Renzoku Reiki — continuous Reiki treatment approach.
HOW TO REGISTER FOR THE
Shoden Training Course
To register for a Shoden level training seminar, simply use the online registration portal below.
The online registration portal allows you to select your preferred seminar date and choose from the available options for paying your participation fee.
If you have any questions regarding the registration process or the training seminar, please contact the instructor directly.
Have any questions?
If you have any questions about the practice of traditional Reiki Ryoho, our training seminars, or an upcoming Reiki event, feel free to contact us.
Dento Reiki Kyokai
傳統靈氣協會
Much in the same way as Usui Sensei, we believe that the practice of Reiki Ryoho is for everyone equally. We do not care about your race, gender, religion or orientations, you are welcome to practice and learn with us.
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