Japanese calligraphy with English text "Jikiden Reiki" | Jikiden Reiki | Birmingham UK

Jikiden Reiki® Practitioner Reijukai (Reiju Meeting)
& Koryukai (Reiki Share) Event

Attending Reiki training courses is the starting point of any study of Reiki. Japanese Reiki traditional places a big focus on practice and deepening your understanding of Reiki in person with your Reiki teacher. Reijukai (Reiju meeting) and Koryukai (Reiki share) offer a great opportunity to deepen your understanding and offer practical practice with Reiki.

“I attended my first Reiju Kai event recently and really enjoyed it. It was great to get together with some like-minded people and share their experiences and hear how they are using their Reiki skills.”
— Sue

I host these in-person small group events for my Jikiden Reiki students approximately four times a year in a new combined and extended format over a day. There is a lot of value packed into the event, for a modest fee to support regular practice, in conjunction with other support for Reiki practitioners that I offer.

Note: these workshops are only open to Jikiden Reiki-trained students. If you have not taken Jikiden Reiki training, you can find out more about courses here

“I have attended many Jikiden Reiki Workshops/share events with Shaun You are sure to receive a warm welcome I always enjoy the day it gives you a great opportunity to meet like-minded people and gives you a chance to practice and reaffirm your teachings of Reiki in a relaxed friendly environment.”
— Tracey

Jikiden Reiki Reijukai (Reiju meeting), and Koryukai (Reiki share meeting)

Event Format

The event is commonly held on a Saturday 10.00am- 3.30pm, in Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham

Reijukai (Reiju Meeting)

  • You will receive Reiju & we will likely do Reiki Okuri as a group

  • There is then a Reiki training, or Reiki topic section

  • We will have a Q & A section, so you will also be an opportunity to ask me your Reiki questions

  • I usually do a Kekko coaching clinic to help you refine practical skills with this Reiki technique

  • This is followed by a ‘Reiki Cafe’ style lunch break, where you can get to know your fellow practitioners

Koryukai (Reiki share meeting)

  • You will have the chance to practice giving Reiki, and learn from others’ experiences with Reiki.

  • You will receive a Reiki session from other attendees (commonly by 2 or more people giving you Reiki).

  • There will be additional Reiki coaching and opportunity to ask questions throughout the day.

“I personally find these events particularly enjoyable and they allow me to keep updating my skills with Reiki, plus it provides a chance to meet and chat with others, there’s always more to learn so very worthwhile.”
— Janet

I will announce upcoming events via my student emails.

If you are Jikiden Reiki trained and would like to be informed of upcoming events, get in touch and request to be added to my newsletters here.