Gypsy Magick Reiki

Gypsy Magick Reiki is a SpiritLight Reiki system channeled by Linda Colibert in July 2011. It connects you to your inner free spirit, your higher self, the inner child and what the manual calls the wisdom of herbal magick. The tradition it draws on is practical and celebratory rather than formal: mojo bags, charms and amulets built on herbs and natural essences, and movement, dance, music, storytelling and laughter counted as spiritual acts in their own right.

The manual describes this magick as shamanic in many ways, working with nature, herbs, fire and spirit, and notes that sharing food, drink and company is itself a way of raising energy. The circle here forms around a campfire rather than a candle, though a candle on a table or altar works just as well, and the whole approach is less formal than a Wiccan ritual, which is exactly what makes it easy to use. Its symbol is the spiral of life, spinning out from the light of spirit.

What this attunement is intended to support:

- It is used to reconnect with your free spirit and your inner child.

- It brings in an instinctive feel for herbs, charms and natural essences.

- It is traditionally used to support the release of clinging negative energy through joy.

- It strengthens psychic perception as your connection to Spirit and the earth deepens.

- It counts music, dance, storytelling and shared food as ways of raising energy.

- It is deliberately informal, so ritual can be as simple as a candle on your own table.

What you receive:

- The complete manual on Gypsy Magick, its practices and its spirit.

- The Gypsy Magick Reiki symbol, the spiral of life, with instructions for using it.

- The attunement, which may be received in person or at a distance as a chi ball.

Who this is for:

- People who find formal ritual stiff and want something warmer and more spontaneous.

- Practitioners drawn to herbs, charms and earthy, hands on folk practice.

- Anyone who wants their spiritual practice to include laughter, music and good company.

How it is used:

Run the energies by visualising the spiral symbol, then work in whatever way suits the moment. That might be a campfire circle, or a candle on the table with music playing while you dance around it alone or with others. Chanting is used to call the energies in, and the manual encourages you to combine the energy with herbs, charms and the ordinary pleasures of shared food and company.