Reiki Mudras

Using Mudras in a Reiki Healing Session The following three mudras are taught in my Reiki One classes. Sha On Ha Ya Bai Shira Ma Ta Ya So Wa Ka Sha Usui Reiki-Level One Manual Begin by interlacing all your fingers together. Now, extend the index fingers of both hands and press them together. This mudra is called Sha. Use this mudra for Spiritual healing and to bring the spiritual light into your healing sessions. This mudra is the one most often associated with the Reiki "Dai Ko Mio" Power Symbol. The extended fingers are used to gather up the energy that is wtihin the body and to direct that energy, through the fingers, in a focused though to affect the healing of a particular are of the body. (More information and uses for the Sha mudra may be found on pages 130 and 131 of the Usui Reiki-Level One Manual by Francine Milford) Rin On Bai Shira Man To Ya So Was Ka Rin Usui Reiki-Level One Manual Interlace all your fingers together and press the palms together. This mudra is called Kai. Use this mudra to help clear your mind and to still your thoughts. When performed correctly, you will be able to sense all that surrounds you, including the ability to sense danger. (For more information and uses for the Kai mudra, see pages 134 and 135 from the book, Usui Reiki-Level One Manual by Francine Milford) Kai Kai Usui Reiki-Level One Manual Interlace your fingers rogether and extend the middle fingers of both hands and place them together. This mudra is called Rin. Use the Rin mudra when you need additional Power, Strength of Mind and Strength of Body. Use whenever you need physical, mental, and/or emotional strength. This mudra is most associated with the Reiki symbol "Cho Ku Rei". (For more information and uses for the Rin mudra, see pages 132 and 133 of the Usui Reiki-Level One Manual by Francine Milford)