Tibetan Reiki is presented here as a set of distance course notes, and it begins with a piece of honesty that is unusual in this field. The manual states that the name may be misleading, that the symbols in it are not from the Tibetan Sanskrit language, and that little of the system is provably Tibetan in form or substance, while noting that its spiritual content resembles much found in Eastern philosophies. What it claims for itself is modest: a complete system of energy with symbols that bring energies into harmony and balance.
The lineage story, as presented by Craig Ellis, holds that ascended masters including El Morya taught this energy to Buddha, Jesus and Mohammed, and to people in Lemuria, Atlantis, Egypt, the Peruvian Andes, Machu Picchu and to the Hunas in Polynesia, and that in the late 1800s Babaji, Mataji and Master Rupon taught Tschen Li, who in turn taught the founder of the traditional Reiki lineage. The recorded lineage runs Tschen Li, Ralph White, Craig Ellis, Pamela Jordan and Stephen Lovering.
What this attunement is intended to support:
- A broad symbol set, from the familiar Cho Ku Rei and Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen to En An Ra Hu, Fusion, El Om and the Infinity symbol.
- Clearing and sealing a room, since Cho Ku Rei is used to clear negative energy from a space and seal it in light.
- Protection on several levels, including the Crystal Cave symbol that creates a bubble around you or another person.
- Strengthening the light body, which is the stated purpose of the Crystal Heart symbol.
- Balance between male and female energies through the Infinity symbol, described as endless energy with no side effects.
- Transmutation work with Violet Fire, which invokes the violet flame and calls on St Germain.
What you receive:
- The Tibetan Reiki distance course notes, including the candid history section and the lineage story.
- The full set of symbols with their drawing instructions and stated functions.
- The additional practices in the notes, including the mental healing technique, distant healing, medulla points, DNA activation, the Tree of Life meditation and the Solar Angels.
Who this is for:
- Reiki practitioners who want to widen their symbol vocabulary considerably.
- Students who value a manual that admits the limits of its own historical claims.
- People who want distance course notes they can work through at their own pace.
How it is used:
Cho Ku Rei opens a session and is drawn with two lines and a spiral of three and a half loops, which the notes explain can be drawn clockwise or counterclockwise. It activates the power in the other symbols and in yourself, and it is used again at the end to seal the work. The remaining symbols are each described with their function, and some, like the Crystal Heart, are meant to be meditated on until they come to you personally.
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