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Karuna Reiki
Karuna is a Sanskrit word and is used in Hinduism and Buddhism. The literal
meaning of the term is compassion. This compassion shows itself in actions as
we help others and aid them in their healing process, through which all beings
benefit. It is also stated in the Buddhist literature that Karuna must be
accompanied by parjna or wisdom in order to have the right effect. Karuna is the
motivating quality that provides us with unlimited amount of healing energy and
guidance, which is considered as a blessing from all the enlightened beings.
Karuna Reiki opens you to work more closely with all enlightened beings, whether
present in physical or spirit form.
Origin
The system was introduced by William Rand who was already a usui practitioner.
He started experimenting with different non reiki symbols, that were introduced to
him by many enlightened healers. Slowly, along with his students, he also
eveolved a reiki attunement to go with the symbols. This new attunement along
with an different set of symbols created a new form of energy altogether, which
led to the formation of system of Karuna Reiki. Karuna reiki as a more clearly
defined form of reiki came into being in 1995. The special Karuna Reiki symbols
can be used just like other Reiki symbols when giving Reiki treatments. One can
learn the whole method in one 3 day weekend, prerequisite being that the
students are already Reiki Masters.
Karuna Reiki can be divided into four levels two practitioner levels and two
Master levels. A requirement for taking any of the Karuna practitioner levels is
ART or what is also called Reiki 3a. By having and using the Usui master
symbol for treatments, it causes the student to be able to hold more healing
energy and thus get greater benefit from the Karuna training. Karuna training is
not a substitute for Usui Reiki, but the next step after it. Level one involves the
teaching of the first four symbols from Karuna I. The pracitioner is given
attunement for them, along with the time to practice their use. In level two, the
second four symbols from Karuna II are taught along with imparting an attunement
for them, and time to practice. If the person is already a Reiki Master, he / she
can go on to level three by giving the Master attunement for Karuna I , show
how to do the attunements for Karuna I, and practice doing the attunements.
At level Three, Master attunementor Karuna 2 is given.
Along with that it is taught how to do the attunements for
Karuna II, and then practice doing the attunements.
Zonar (Eternity): The symbol, pronounced as "Zoe Nar",
invokes our deep memories
from both this life and the past
one. Zonar releases blockages,
helps us release Karma, create
clarity and open our hearts to compassion. Our
awareness and identification with the universal whole
increases. In Karuna Ki, Zonar connects us to loving
compassionate energy.
Halu (Love, Beauty, Harmony): Pronounced as "Hay lou", this symbol has Zonar
deeply embedded within. Likewise, with its powerful healing
. force it is best utilized in removing negativities and cleanse
karma.
Raku: Raku is used only during attunements. The symbol helps in lifting negative
energy while taking the initiative into awareness by
activating the Hara Line, bringing Reiki energy in through
the chi channels, and last settling in the Hara. It is used
at the end of attunements in both Usui reiki and Karuna
Ki reiki attunements. Raku is finally used to separate the
Master from the initiate after the attunement is complete.
Iava: "EeAhVah", balances the four elements. While drawing
the symbol in form of four small loops,
say "Earth" with the first, "Water" with the
second, "Wind or Air" with the third, and
"Fire" with the fourth. This symbol dispels
illusions, conditionings and false
perceptions. Thus, while healing, Iava aids
the patient in acting in the moment from a place of truth,
rather than reacting to circumstances.
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