R.A.I. (REIKI Association International) is an international REIKI organization. Its Grand-master is F. E. Eckard Strohm.
All courses are complemented by meditation exercises that develop self-awareness, accelerate spiritual development, by which we mean that the individual can more easily find his/her place in the universe, identify with his/her life's mission. The initiation given in the courses raises the personal vibration level, the healing techniques learnt awaken and develop self-healing powers, concentration skills, help to maintain and restore health.
Courses reviewed here, can be taken at the RAI-appointed local teachers.
REIKI (levels I, II, Master, Teacher)
REIKI is an ancient hand-rate energetic healing technique of Japanese origin. In its current form it was rediscovered for humanity by Dr. Mikao Usui. REIKI is divine life energy that can be used to heal people, animals and plants. It can be learned by anyone because it requires no special skills, no diagnosis or special knowledge. The person transmitting the energy is a channel for REIKI energy.
The application of divine life energy for healing purposes can be accessed by the student after initiation. It is recommended for all who wish to maintain their health. From Grade II the energy transferring technique are completed by symbols. Master initiation significantly enhances the ability to channel energy.
The following UCCM Masters are eligible to deliver the above course
Vofkori László (UCCM lead-master; Transylvania)
Odorheiu Secuiesc (link to master)
Csépán Ibolya (UCCM teacher-healer master)
Budapest (link to master)
Gergely Éva Timea (UCCM master)
Miercurea-Ciuc (link to master)
Matzi Goldberg (UCCM teacher master)
Majna-Frankfurt, Hessen (link to master)
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Sin is also what different cultures, religions and scriptures define as sin and an act to be avoided. If the latter definition is taken as valid, there will be significant differences in the concept of sin depending on the culture you are born into or the religion you follow. The former definition is therefore the authoritative one, but until we are clear which actions fall within the scope of the law of karma, it is better to follow the written and unwritten rules of the culture or religion that applies to us (or that we choose).
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