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The history of Reiki

August 4, 2020 / Tai Chi Notebook / Leave a comment
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In the second Woven Energy monologue, Damon talks about the shamanic origins of Reiki, why Reiki was fundamentally a shamanic art, and the historical background behind the misunderstanding surrounding Reiki’s origins and the poor state of Reiki in the world today.

https://www.spreaker.com/user/9404101/monologue-2-shamanic-reiki-1

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