The Reiki Blog The online home of Red Dog Reiki (expressed by Komyo Reiki Shihan Ellen Phillips) Calling all Reiki Master/Teachers. April 30, 2013 Posted by ourfriendben in Reiki, Reiki wisdom. Tags: Dai Bosatsu Zendo, Hyakuten Inamoto, Hyakuten… Read More

Thanks to Komyo Reiki Kai New England & Komyo Reiki Kai New York,  Hyakuten Inamoto Sensei is back to New York. I was so happy to see him and to re-embrace his teaching. When myself hosted the Shinpiden… Read More

Komyo Reiki Retreat was concluded with success, the outcome achieved was positive and rewarding. The weather was also generous, with warm temperatures, abundant sunshine, misty lake in the morning, all elements of nature were in place and in… Read More

Here are some updates as Komyo Reiki Retreat is approaching: We are still receiving inquiries regarding availability of space left. This is the last week to finalize all payments. We are fully booked, thank to you all. Retreat participants come from everywhere… Read More

To all participants of Komyo reiki Retreat, We are now one month away from the retreat. My teacher, Hyakuten Sensei confirmed his travel dates. Do you know that you will receive Manual for Komyo Reiki Shinpiden Class, it’s… Read More

Joraku-An is the guesthouse in Dai Bosatsu Zendo, where Komyo Reiki Retreat will be taking place, this summer, August 14 – 17, 2015. It was originally built in 1867, by James Beecher, a Protestant minister and brother of… Read More

  As we make our way up the road to the monastery, it’s easy to believe the lore that   this mountain was once a Native American healing ground. The Beaverkill River rushes past, cleansing and purifying. This… Read More

Hyakuten Sensei and other Reiki Teachers who teach & learn Japanese Reiki mentioned about Kotodama. Kotodama means sacred voice, chant or Mantra. When we invoke the Reiki (energy), we use symbols & kotodamas. Each symbol and each kotodama… Read More

PAY ATTENTION (Excerpt from Three Bowls: Vegetarian Recipes from an American Zen Buddhist Monastery) Once we reach Beechar Lake, which sits on top of the last stretch of road to the monastery, after a narrow two-mile climb, forty-five… Read More

Images of Nature around Dai Bosatsu Zendo, where Komyo Reiki Retreat will be held.