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Komyo ReikiDo - Canada KRD - Canada connecting CDN students with registered CDN KRD teachers. A Kyoto based Usui Reiki Ryoho style.

Thank you to all the diligent researchers who are adding more pieces to the early history of Usui. Now we have some insi...
11/03/2026

Thank you to all the diligent researchers who are adding more pieces to the early history of Usui. Now we have some insight into the life of his wife. 🙏

Yes, the first time I saw one of these I was so confused.🙃
10/31/2026

Yes, the first time I saw one of these I was so confused.🙃

All you wanted was a simple flush. Now you're studying for an exam. 😂🇯🇵

This happened while waiting for the Japan trip curated by Justin Justin B. Stein - Reiki Research in 2022 - the wait was...
10/27/2026

This happened while waiting for the Japan trip curated by Justin Justin B. Stein - Reiki Research in 2022 - the wait was horrible.
The trip however, was fantastic.

焦り (aseri)

焦 (ase) - “to feel impatient / to be in a rush.”
り (ri) - a grammatical ending that turns the verb into a noun.

It can be watching others reach milestones.
Feeling behind in your career.
Waiting for something you've worked hard for.
Or realizing that life looks different from what you once imagined.

Sometimes, we put so much pressure on ourselves to get somewhere that we forget how far we've already come.

You're not behind. Your life is simply taking its own path. ❤️

This Friday Oct 30 is our next Komyo online gathering. Will you join us?
10/27/2026

This Friday Oct 30 is our next Komyo online gathering. Will you join us?

For the Americas and Australasian timezones in English & Spanish
For Komyo ReikiDo practitioners (Level 2 and up) & Komyo Reiki Do teachers.

Upcoming KRD Gathering:
***Saturday 31st October, 9am Kyoto time
***Saturday 21st November, 9am Kyoto time
***Saturday 5th December, 9am Kyoto time

For English speakers, please email KRD International for details and eligibility.
Email: [email protected]

For Spanish speakers, please email KRD Argentina. [email protected]

What a beautiful gathering. 🙏
10/20/2026

What a beautiful gathering. 🙏

Feliz de haber sido parte del 2do Encuentro de la Comunidad Komyo ReikiDo Chile! Gracias por invitarme a disertar y compartir con ustedes!! Hermosa jornada!
Komyo ReikiDo International

Canadian KRD Shihans - the site has been updated to include website links. Please check 🙏
10/14/2026

Canadian KRD Shihans - the site has been updated to include website links. Please check 🙏

When we practice the Reiki Precepts each day, and offer ourselves a little self-care - inch by inch, step by step, momen...
10/08/2026

When we practice the Reiki Precepts each day, and offer ourselves a little self-care - inch by inch, step by step, moment by moment - we transform into better versions of ourselves ;)

🇯🇵 Kaizen (改善)

A Japanese concept built around a simple idea: small improvements, made continuously, can lead to meaningful change over time.

You don’t have to transform everything at once. Just make today a little better than yesterday.

Learning Usui Reiki Ryoho is one of these 'connections' 🙏
10/01/2026

Learning Usui Reiki Ryoho is one of these 'connections' 🙏

縁 (en)

縁 (en) - “connection.”

Some people enter our lives by chance.
Others feel like they were meant to.

A meeting.
A conversation.
A moment that changes everything.

Maybe some connections are not accidents.
Maybe they are simply 縁.

Who are you grateful your path crossed with? Tag them. ❤️

so true - what do you think?
09/24/2026

so true - what do you think?

知恵 (chie)

知 (chi) - “know.”
恵 (e) - “blessing.”

Knowledge tells you what is true.
Wisdom teaches you what to do with it.

This is more than simple gratitude, it is being mindful of where not only our food but other products come from. The man...
09/20/2026

This is more than simple gratitude, it is being mindful of where not only our food but other products come from. The many hands this product touched to bring it to market and then to my home.🙏

Itadakimasu (いただきます) is the familiar Japanese expression said before beginning a meal. It comes from a humble form of “to receive” and is often understood as acknowledging the food and the effort behind it.

It's a small pause before the first bite—whether it's a carefully prepared dinner or an ordinary family breakfast like this one.

A few seconds, two hands together, and a reminder not to take what's on the table entirely for granted. 🇯🇵

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Moncton, NB

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