The Process Of Empowering One To Heal Themselves – Wei Chi Reiki
“The Process of Empowering One to Heal Themselves.” This definition of Reiki was shared with me, through the act of trance channeling, in 1995 by Wei Chi. Wei Chi, a Tibetan shaman, who walked the earth plane 5,000 years ago.
Wei Chi brought forth a much more interactive, client participatory and extensive form of the healing art that we call Reiki. Over a four month time period, my life was dominated by Wei Chi channeling through me from which came the book The Lost Steps Of Reiki – The Channeled Teachings of Wei Chi.
Since 1996, Wei Chi has been working with me to help bring, as fully as possible, the modern version of what was given to him by Master which today we call, “Wei Chi Tibetan Reiki”.
For the first few years, the process was interwoven with traveling around the country, speaking to Reiki groups, through dialogues, and visiting healing centers and stores. In that part of the process, I was sharing from Wei Chi, both the additional things that never came forward in Usui Reiki, as well as some philosophical differences.
Wei Chi’s commentary only used the most consistent form of Reiki at that time, the Reiki Alliance Reiki, as the reference point. As disdainful as he was of certain ways in which he felt the Reiki Alliance version of Reiki was an improper representation of the healing art, he was equally disdainful of the way in which renegade Reiki practitioners inconsistently added, subtracted, and sometimes, even misrepresented the Reiki they had originally learned. He felt the lack of oversight and standards of any kind was leading to the dilution and destruction of the credibility of Reiki, in general.
Wei Chi was also cautious about any healing system