Reiki Q & A

*Reiki Crystal Healing*

 Friday * August 29 * 7:00 - 9:00pm

The more we open to receive guidance from the Universal Life Force Energy, God,

the more we will learn ways of applying the heart and mind of Reiki healing.

A unique form of Vibrational Medicine is created when combining Reiki and Crystal Energy.

God gave us the crystals of the earth. God gave us the healing modality of Reiki.

Through this experiential Reiki Q & A explore how to:

• Create Sacred Space both Inner and Outer
• Activate Soul Level Chakras bringing about balance
• Give a transformational Crystal Energy Reiki Session
• The Importance of Grounding so as to connect with Earth’s energies
• Cleanse, Charge and Program the Crystals through proper techniques
• Crystals are alive; learn of the importance of respect and gratitude for their assistance
• Employ the use of healing with color, light and sacred shapes of crystals in Reiki sessions

Facilitated by Rev. Regina Maria Cross, Traditional Reiki Master-Teacher

Students and Practitioners from all schools and lineages of Reiki are invited to participate

Advanced Registration required by August 26, 2008

Call Light Paths * Centre For the Healing Arts

410-758-2579 or e-mail lightpaths@mac.com

*Love Offering Gratefully Accepted*

Reiki Prayer Circle

August 22, 2008 * 7:00 pm

Often I am asked about Reiki, prayer and purposeful intentions

Because of this asking Light Paths * Centre For the Healing Arts
Invite all to come celebrate prayer in action at our first Reiki Prayer Circle

August 22 every year is Angel Day

Angels are messengers
They carry our prayers Universally
They also carry the answers back to us

Bring your intention for Reiki Prayer
Bring your light heart
Your open hands

Celebrate the power of Reiki and Prayer

August 22, 2008 * 7:00 pm

It’s Just A Thought

“Prayer…For The Good Of All Concerned,
You Have Got To Be Kidding!”

August 14, 2008
Rev. Regina Maria Cross

When you hear the word prayer what does it conjure up for you? Is there an immediate feeling of unworthiness or does your heart sing with the thought of devotions? Do your eyes squint and your body pull back or do you stand in the essence of peace and the very breath of life itself? Do you ask, “Do I have to” or do you hear yourself saying, “Yes”?

Prayer is that thoughtful place in heart, mind and soul of intentional request in relationship with your Higher Being, The Universal Life Force Energy, God or deity of choice. It is living in the moment of believing or knowing your discussion; your petition is being accepted by One of greater compassion than oneself. It is the letting go with no expectation of how it should be answered just that it will be. It is in the answering that our human being is acknowledged as soul. This is the essence of prayer, the acknowledgement, the validation that we are more than what is in the moment. We do have a relationship with the greater good, the “All things and No things” as is spoken of in Kabbalah.

Rev. Carol Parrish defines Prayer in her book, The New Dictionary Of Spiritual Thought as “Coming from the same root word as Prana (breath), prayer reminds us to breathe the Source in to ourselves, thereby accessing the energy field of God, in whom we live and move and have our being.” The last of her sentence is itself from a soulfully moving prayer we say often in Chapel at Sancta Sophia Seminary.

What is beautiful about prayer is that it holds no limitation as to the how of it. There are ancient prayers that when spoken today take you to a sacred place within bringing together yesterday and this moment, prayers such as the Nicene Creed (remembering that catholic is defined as Universal as there was no Catholic Church at the time of it’s inception). There is monologistic prayer of one word, thought or symbol used in the calling such as the OM, the sound of God, in Hinduism. Prayerful voices raise the vibration of spiritual energy in Gregorian and Benedictine Chant. Tibetan Prayer Wheels concentrate the prayerfully mindful as their intention is activated through the motion of spinning. The Sufi Dance is prayer in motion as is the energy medicine of Reiki. The Native American Prayer Ties hang as a continuing reminder of specific invocation as the Buddhist Prayer Flags blow one’s supplications to the heavens. The quiet and often soft-spoken prayers of children, be it of age or humility, if I were God, would be the most powerfully conscious of all as they hold within them the nature of truth. Read the rest of this entry »