Publisher's Synopsis
Stanley Krippner, Ph.D., in the foreword, wrote the following: "Reiki, the focus of Julia Elizabeth Carroll's remarkable book, is typically used as a complementary healthcare practice in the United States, but it is considered mainstream in some parts of the world. Because of its age it is only natural for Reiki to have developed differently in various parts of the world. When contemporary Reiki students discovered these differences, they were dismayed and even felt betrayed that their teachers had not given full disclosure of the plethora of Reiki practices. Julia has provided a useful model for those who are bewildered. Once the other lineages were revealed to her, she was inspired by dreams and meditations to create a mega-lineage called NU-REIKI . NU-REIKI consolidates various forms while at the same time allowing the students and practitioners to choose the form that best suits their style. The fusing of systems lifts both the practitioner and the patient above and beyond the known practices of Reiki for profound results. The Buddhist origins of Reiki predate Dr. Mikao Usui but have been lost in the mists of time. The lineages in this book date back to the work of Dr. Usui, a Zen monk, who founded an organization for Reiki practitioners in Japan in the 1920's. All of these treasures are available in Julia's NU-REIKI Oneness: The Enlightened Reiki book. And the "oneness" available in NU-REIKI is a type of unity that can be practiced on others or oneself in a variety of ways. The readers of this book will be challenged to find their own way of manifesting this "oneness" and will be rewarded by the results." Stanley Krippner, Ph.D., APA Fellow, Author"
