Reiki Lullaby - Chanting the Reiki Precepts
Length: 14 minutes
You can use this track to learn the chant for yourself or simply rest and receive the healing energy these frequencies carry. Singing bowls are used to deepen the experience. You may find that reciting the Precepts creates a purification process through your emotional body as they ventilate the corners of your mind. Allow the transmission to work its magic.
Using your beautiful voice, which heals in its unique resonance, I invite you to chant them along with me as you listen.
Just for today (Kyo dake wa)
Do not be angry (Ikaru-na)
Do not worry (Shinpai suna)
Be grateful (Kansha shite)
Be true to your way and your being (Gyō o hageme)
Be compassionate to yourself and others (Hito ni shinsetsu ni)
Length: 14 minutes
You can use this track to learn the chant for yourself or simply rest and receive the healing energy these frequencies carry. Singing bowls are used to deepen the experience. You may find that reciting the Precepts creates a purification process through your emotional body as they ventilate the corners of your mind. Allow the transmission to work its magic.
Using your beautiful voice, which heals in its unique resonance, I invite you to chant them along with me as you listen.
Just for today (Kyo dake wa)
Do not be angry (Ikaru-na)
Do not worry (Shinpai suna)
Be grateful (Kansha shite)
Be true to your way and your being (Gyō o hageme)
Be compassionate to yourself and others (Hito ni shinsetsu ni)
Length: 14 minutes
You can use this track to learn the chant for yourself or simply rest and receive the healing energy these frequencies carry. Singing bowls are used to deepen the experience. You may find that reciting the Precepts creates a purification process through your emotional body as they ventilate the corners of your mind. Allow the transmission to work its magic.
Using your beautiful voice, which heals in its unique resonance, I invite you to chant them along with me as you listen.
Just for today (Kyo dake wa)
Do not be angry (Ikaru-na)
Do not worry (Shinpai suna)
Be grateful (Kansha shite)
Be true to your way and your being (Gyō o hageme)
Be compassionate to yourself and others (Hito ni shinsetsu ni)
