The Reiki Way is a unique Reiki book, why? Because it is not rehashing all the standard materials you see in so many Reiki books these days - hand positions, diagrams, historical stuff, etc... No, Brighitta is taking us on a journey like a proper classical Zen book, so to speak. A journey of self-discovery of laying bare our true self, who we essentially are. She does this with short essays which are written in beautiful poetic language and playfulness which nurtures your soul. By reading through her book I started to feel a deep sense of peace and joy within myself as her words seeped into my consciousness and nurtured my being.
- Frans Stiene, Founder of the International House of Reiki and author of The Inner Heart of Reiki: Rediscovering your True Self

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I have interest in Reiki and was glad to come upon this book. The front cover is a lovely green colour and is very catchy to the eye which I think helps when you are looking for book that sticks out. There is is lot of information in the book and for me I need to go back and read each chapter at a time and put it down . Have a think about what I just read.

by NetGalley review

Brighitta Moser-Clark, a celebrated Reiki Teacher with a wealth of experience, provides a much-welcomed sense of homecoming along with potent medicine for this pivotal time on Earth. Written for both the spiritually curious who are new to Reiki as well as seasoned Reiki practitioners, this beautiful book will meet you exactly where you are, inspiring new levels of understanding to open within you. You’ll feel connected, clear, and empowered as the journey unfolds.

Rooted in eastern philosophy with a mystical influence, Brighitta shares accessible teachings and transmissions that will unlock your innate healing magic and amplify your inner light.
I have a special interest in reiki and reflexology so was very interested in this book and it’s healing powers in not just physical illness but physiological too.

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I am new to Reiki so was very happy to have the chance to read a book that looks at the philosophy behind the practice as well as giving guidance on how to become fluent in its ways.
I found the writing style very clear and easy-to-follow, and the author has such a warm and welcoming voice, I felt relaxed just by reading along. This is a very accessible guide to those curious about Reiki but I could see even a seasoned practitioner getting value from it.

Original review: https://www.netgalley.co.uk/book/224713/review/811066

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I know very little about Reiki, but I found this to be quite good, and could be a book that has no connection to Reiki in that it is about ways of thinking and being that are universal. Some great quotes are also included. Recommended.

Original review: https://www.netgalley.co.uk/book/224713/review/531976

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Thank you so much to NetGalley and the publisher for a chance to read an ARC of this book. Since getting my levels I and II Reiki certifications last year I've been devouring every book I can on the subject. The forward for this book is accurate-this is not a manual for how to be a Reiki practitioner. But I never expected that this would impact me the way that it did.

The most difficult thing about explaining Reiki to others is that there's nothing tangible to show them. This book put everything into words that I could not appropriately explain myself. I immediately bought myself a copy for myself and I'm reading it a second time and making notations for myself and underlining passages re-read again and again. I cannot wait to start utilizing some of the way Brighitta conceptualized Reiki with my own clients.

Original review: https://www.netgalley.co.uk/book/224713/review/395291

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