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♥ Komyo Reiki Kai New York Website & Facebook Page are  created with INAMOTO Hyakuten Sensei's blessings.  With my deepest gratitude and appreciation  Inamoto Sensei for your guidance, wisdom and insights about Reiki. You are one of the most influential people in my Reiki Journey ♥ 

 Gasshō ,
Lilia

The Power of Gratitude (With thankfulness)
-Lilia V. Marquez, RN, Komyo ReikiDo Shihan

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REIKI PRINCIPLES (FIVE PRECEPTS)
(Kyo dake wa) Today only
(Ikaru na) Do not anger
(Shinpai suna) Do not worry
(Kansha shite) With thankfulness
(Gyo wo hageme) Work diligently
(Hito ni shinsetsu ni) Be kind to others

As a Reiki Practitioner,  I strive to live a happy, healthy and peaceful life through my Reiki practice.  Just for Today, with thankfulness is one of the Reiki precepts.  An attitude of gratitude  reminds me to be humble and to be thankful for the many blessings that I have  each and everyday. Being grateful and thankful helps me to connect to my Higher  Self, to be One with the Higher Source-to the Divine Love and Wisdom. I'm  mindful that,  the farther I am from my ego, the purer I am as a Reiki  channel.  Reiki is non-duality, the Art of Letting Go and Surrendering.  When I  offer Reiki healing, I'm mindful to remember to place my hands, surrender and smile.  It is Reiki that's doing a great job of healing, not me.  As a Reiki practitioner, I am  a channel/conduit of the energy of the universe, that is, Reiki. Each one has an  innate ability to heal oneself and there's Reiki within all of us.  Reiki awakens  the power inside YOU

Each one has a story and a journey. Life is a journey. This  is my story and this is my journey. My Reiki journey began a couple of years ago  when I felt I needed healing myself-Mind Body Spirit. Holistic Nursing was  introduced in the hospital where I work. I was 3 months away from my  graduation from Holistic Nursing when Reiki came to my life. I didn't know  anything about Reiki, didn't know of anybody who had Reiki healing, I was  intrigued and curious what Reiki is and what Reiki offers as a healing modality  for myself. Little did I know at that time that one day, I'll be teaching Reiki  myself. Reiki is one of the many healing modalities that one can use to heal  oneself. It is very easy and simple to learn. Children can learn Reiki. My 10  year old niece is my youngest Reiki Chuden (Second Degree/Intermediate Teaching) student.


Rei is  mysterious, miraculous, ethereal, transcendental  and sacred. Ki means the energy of the Universe. As a Reiki Teacher, I tell my  students to remember
M E T S. The Japanese word Reiki can be defined as the  miraculous/mysterious, ethereal, transcendental and sacred energy of the  universe, which sustains life. Reiki is the name used by Usui Mikao Sensei,  Founder of Reiki Ryoho(Healing Art) for the energy of the Universe. Reiki Ryoho  (Healing Art) has twofold purposes: healing and spiritual. Reiki is a practice,  a way of life guiding me in my spiritual path. As a Reiki Practitioner/Teacher, I have to be mindful that non-doing and  non-thinking is everything. Deeds are criteria of a good Reiki Practitioner and  a good Reiki Teacher-what I think, what I
say and what I do are very  important.  
 

In 2007, my daughter and I went to Japan, visited  the Usui Memorial in Tokyo and climbed Kurama-yama in Kyoto.  Standing in front  of Usui Mikao Sensei's gravesite and Memorial was a humbling experience. I  didn't know what to expect, what to think, what to say or do.  I asked Sensei  for guidance, I want to teach Reiki the way he wants and not what I want. I want  his presence in all the classes that I'm planning to teach - presence especially during Reiju/Attunements. I asked for a sign....  waited for a sign ... Lo and behold... crickets...yes... crickets and lots of them singing.

Kurama-yama  is Reiki's Birthplace, a sacred  mountain north of Kyoto, the ancient capital of Japan.  Climbing Mt. Kurama with  my daughter in 2007 was one
of the most amazing and unforgettable experience of  my life. USUI Mikao Sensei  attained enlightenment and a healing ability in 1922  at the age of 57 while
fasting and meditating in the sacred mountain.  It was almost a three-hour trip from Tokyo to Kyoto via the Shinkansen (Japanese  Bullet Train, running at speeds of up to 300 km./h).  Mt. Kurama has many temples and  shrines. It was an amazing journey walking on the path and feel the energy where USUI Mikao Sensei was 90 years ago

Reiki is one of the many  blessings in my life. With my deepest gratitude and appreciation to  my family,  my friends, my Reiki Teachers especially Kathie Lipinski and  INAMOTO Hyakuten  Sensei, my students, my clients, my patients, and to all of you who have been a part of my healing journey thus far -Mind Body Spirit.


 Gasshō ♥ 
-Lilia

NOTE: This is also published in The Reiki Digest November 4, 2011 issue.  With Gratitude to The Reiki Digest 
♥ 
http://reikidigest.blogspot.com/2011/11/power-of-gratitude-with-thankfulness.html#links
My Reiki Story - Komyo Reiki Hellas
http://komyoreiki.bravesites.com/marquez_interview
Reiki Practitioner/Teacher
◆ Trained in both Japanese and Western Reiki- gave me a better perspective and understanding of both styles.  
◆ Visited Japan in 2007 (Tokyo-Mikao Usui Sensei Memorial) and Kyoto (Kurama-yama) -one of the best and unforgettable experience of my life.  

Reiki Ryoho (Healing Art) Training

◆ Reiki 1 & 2, Advanced Reiki Training - New York Open Center with Margaret Ann Case
◆ Advanced Reiki Training - (International Center for Reiki Training) 2007 with Kathie Lipinski 
◆ Usui Reiki Ryoho Reiki Master - (International Center for Reiki Training) 2007 with Kathie Lipinski
◆ Registered Karuna Reiki® Master, ICRT (International Center for Reiki Training) 2007 with Kathie Lipinski
◆ Shinpiden Training (International House of Reiki) 2007 with Frans Stiene
◆ Komyo ReikiDo Shihan/Teacher - Komyo Reiki Kai®  with INAMOTO Hyakuten Sensei (Founder, Komyo Reiki Kai) 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2019

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◆ Registered Reiki Master Teacher, IARP (International Association of Reiki Professionals) 

Hayashi Shiki Usui Reiki Ryoho (Healing Art)
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Inamoto Sensei & me - 2010 NYC



1. USUI Mikao Sensei (1865-1926) ↓
2) HAYASHI Chujiro Sensei (1879-1940) ↓
3) YAMAGUCHI Chiyoko Sensei (1921-2003) ↓
4) INAMOTO Hyakuten Sensei↓
5) MARQUEZ, Lilia V.

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