The Complete Guide to Reiki and Healing for Body, Mind and Spirit: Article Overview

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Reiki · Usui Reiki · Reiki Healing · I Ching · Holistic Wellbeing — 7 Themes, 23 Articles

This collection includes all articles about Usui Reiki, Reiki Healing, I Ching, and Holistic Wellbeing from the Soul Love Center. Whether you are first hearing about Reiki or preparing for a Master Level course, you can find the next article you need by topic or reading path.

⚠️ Important Statement: All content on this website is for holistic wellbeing education. Reiki is an auxiliary method for relaxation and self-care, and it cannot diagnose or treat any illness, nor can it replace medical care; if you have a health issue, please consult a registered doctor.

On this page

  1. Four Reading Paths
  2. Topic 1: Introduction to Reiki and Usui Reiki
  3. Theme Two: Self-Healing and Daily Practice
  4. Theme Three: Reiki and Scientific Evidence
  5. Theme Four: The I Ching and Eastern Wisdom
  6. Theme Five: Integration of Body, Mind and Spirit, and Abundance
  7. Theme Six: Hong Kong Courses and the Path to Teaching
  8. Theme Seven: Student Experiences and Real-Life Accounts
  9. Courses, Services and Other Pages
  10. Reiki and Body, Mind and Spirit Glossary
  11. Our Content Principles
  12. Frequently asked questions

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Courses, Services and Other Pages

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Our services Four levels of Usui Reiki courses, meditation and insight workshops, and Reiki sessions
Usui Reiki Level 1 HK$900, 11:00–17:00, two attunements.
Usui Reiki Level 2 HK$1,380, three Reiki symbols and remote Reiki.
Advanced Usui Reiki HK$1,880, Master Level symbols, I Ching philosophy.
Usui/Tibetan Reiki Master Level HK$8,888, teacher training
Introductory Meditation and Insight Workshop / advanced level HK$480/HK$680
Frequently asked questions Reiki, Reiki healing, I Ching, and holistic wellbeing 60 questions
Videos Dai Ko Myo, Sei Hei Ki, and how to use Reiki
Our Teacher Cathy Wong's qualifications and course teaching
About Us The centre's philosophy, teaching features and commitments
Latest news Buddhist sutra comic distribution and article updates
Accessories Reiki practice accessories and the seven-star array guide
Contact us WhatsApp 9121 4927, email, and inquiry form

Glossary

Reiki and Body, Mind and Spirit Glossary

Term Brief definition Further reading
Reiki The romanised Japanese term for a complementary energy practice involving hands resting gently on or above the body to support relaxation Complete Introduction
Usui Reiki The Reiki system established by Mikao Usui (1865–1926) in Tokyo in 1922 Mikao Usui
attunement A transmission ritual performed by a teacher for a student; the related Japanese practice is called Reiju. attunement
Five Reiki Principles Just for today, do not be angry, do not worry, be grateful, work diligently and be kind to others. memorial inscription
Reiki healing A one-on-one Reiki healing performed by the practitioner, considered an auxiliary method Session Process
distance Reiki Reiki practised with practitioner and recipient in different locations, taught at Intermediate level Intermediate Course
Tibetan Reiki General term, mainly referring to Raku Kei and Usui/Tibetan Reiki developed in the 1980s in the United States Five Key Differences
chakra The central energy axis of the body, originating from the Indian Tantric tradition, commonly used as a reference for hand positions The Five Elements and chakras
I Ching An ancient Chinese classic comprising eight trigrams, sixty-four hexagrams and 384 lines formed from yin and yang lines The I Ching and Reiki
Five Elements Metal, Wood, Water, Fire and Earth, first clearly described in the Hong Fan chapter of the Book of Documents Origins of the Five Elements
family constellations An experiential method developed by Hellinger to observe family relationship dynamics Three Approaches Combined
holistic wellbeing The three interrelated aspects of the body, mind, and spirit integration of body, mind and spirit

Editorial Standards

Our Content Principles

  • Primary sources: the history of Usui Reiki is mainly based on the memorial inscription of Saihoji Temple in 1927, and the content of the I Ching is cited from the original texts of the classical texts
  • Research evidence: health-related content references sources such as the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH) and Cochrane systematic reviews, and clearly states the limitations of the research
  • Course information: fees, class times, and course outlines are based on the center's course page
  • Student accounts: original accounts are quoted verbatim, with material concerning treatment outcomes for illnesses omitted under Hong Kong's Undesirable Medical Advertisements Ordinance (Cap. 231). We do not publish fictional cases.
  • No medical claims: Reiki energy positioning is an auxiliary method for relaxation and self-care, and cannot diagnose or treat any disease
  • Author: This article is compiled by Soul Love Center, and is managed by Master Cathy Wong (IARP-registered Reiki Master Teacher).
  • Last updated: This overview was last updated on October 31, 2026.

For the centre's philosophy and commitments, see About Us 。

FAQ

Article Overview: Frequently Asked Questions

Which Article Should a Complete Beginner Start With?

It is recommended to first read 'What is Usui Reiki?' to understand the definition and history, then read 'Is Reiki Healing Effective?' to learn about current research, and finally read 'A Comparison of Meditation, Seated Meditation, and Reiki' to choose an appropriate introductory method.

What should you read before enrolling in a Reiki course in Hong Kong?

It is recommended to read 'What is the Best Way to Learn Reiki in Hong Kong? 4 Levels of Pricing and Content Comparison', 'Which is the Best Place to Learn Reiki in Hong Kong? 7 Key Considerations', and 'A One-Day Experience of the Reiki Beginner Certificate Workshop'.

Can These Articles Replace Medical Care?

No. All articles provide holistic wellbeing education. Reiki complements relaxation and self-care and cannot diagnose or treat disease. Consult a registered doctor about health concerns.

What are the characteristics of articles from Soul Love Center?

The articles combine perspectives from Usui Reiki, the I Ching, and body, mind and spirit, drawing on Usui's memorial inscription, the I Ching's original text and research sources such as NCCIH and Cochrane. They explain the limitations of Reiki research honestly. Material concerning treatment outcomes for illnesses is omitted from student accounts under Hong Kong's Undesirable Medical Advertisements Ordinance.

How Can I Enrol in a Course or Book a Reiki Session?

WhatsApp 9121 4927 or email Soullovecentre@hotmail.com. Level 1: HK$900, Level 2: HK$1,380, Advanced Level: HK$1,880, Master Level: HK$8,888; Reiki healing fees please inquire.

For more questions, see Frequently asked questions 。

From Reading to Personal Practice

After reading, if you want to personally learn Usui Reiki or wish to book a Reiki healing session, please WhatsApp us.

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