| Name: | Joe Kuhn |
|---|---|
| Date/Time: | 2009-04-16 at 21:07:06 HST |
| Subject: | Re: Reiki Level III Training |
| Times Read: | [276] since 2009 April 16 |
Aloha Raymond,Thank you for your response and yes, sorry for my vagueness - the message
was intended for you. And thank you for your concern in reference to the
sacrifices both parties must undertake during a Master Apprenticeship
Program. Frankly I'm relieved you prefer a apprenticeship approach for I too
as a student come from this perspective. I'm looking for a mastery program,
not a certification class, and neither time nor connivence is as important as
developing a deeper understanding of the precious gift of Reiki. Although you
mention you "used to teach" would it be possible to correspond directly to
continue this discussion rather than through the message board? Thank you.Blessings,
JoeRaymond T. Kaya on 2009-04-15 at 18:07:02 HST said:
>>Greetings Joe!
>>
>>I'm not sure if your message was intended for me, but I'll respond, and
any other teachers can respond as well - if they so choose.
>>
>>My current situation is such that it would require much sacrifice on both
ends (mine and for any prospective student) for Reiki training to proceed at
any level.
>>
>>Like many teachers, I (used to) teach First and Second Degrees (separately)
as classes. I (used to) teach Mastership differently from many/most other
teachers. It is not taught as a class - it is an apprenticeship process; its length
depends on the student.
>>
>>With my current schedule, it is difficult to commit to teaching classes (First
and Second Degree), and makes overseeing a Reiki apprenticeship program
even more challenging.
>>
>>Unless no other teacher will do, for most students, it would be more
practical to search for a teacher with a more flexible schedule, and who
actively solicit students.
>>
Joe Kuhn
Oahu, HI