Okuden Reiki II (English)| Haarlem | 28-29 March 2026
March 28, 2026 @ 10:00 am - March 29, 2026 @ 5:00 pm
AU$840 - AU$530
This course is held in English.
Pre-Requisites: Reiki Level I in any lineage
Transition course, if required, is included in the course fee.
Okuden is a Japanese word meaning ‘inner teachings’. As the word implies a deeper understanding and connection to Usui Mikao’s teachings is achieved during this course.
This level teaches how to connect to Earth and Heaven energy, the first steps to becoming fully integrated with the universe. This is achieved through the practise of shirushi (symbols) and jumon (mantras). It will enable the student to enhance his/her own energy levels and sensitivity. There are many aspects to the shirushi and jumon which include chanting and visualisation techniques. Rather than being external tools – the focus here is on internal use for spiritual development.
At this level students can also begin working as professional practitioners.
All Okuden graduates receive
- FREE “Transition to Okuden” course at the Ki Campus for students new to IHReiki
- FREE post-course online training for Okuden students
- FREE membership to the student website, the KI Campus
- Okuden manual created by IHReiki
- Usui Reiki Ryoho Okuden Certificate
More Okuden Reiki Level II information
Meals and Accommodation
Meals and accommodation are not included in the course fee. There are local cafes for meals and just ask Frans for accommodation information.
Teacher
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- Email:
- frans@ihreiki.com
Frans is a co-founder of the International House of Reiki and author of The Inner Heart of Reiki, Reiki Insights, The Way of Reiki. He is also co-author of the The Reiki Sourcebook A-Z of Reiki Pocketbook, Reiki Techniques Card Deck and Your Reiki Treatment Frans is based in Holland and has trained with many Reiki teachers like Hirosho Doi, Chris Marsh, Hyakuten Inamoto. Since 2012 he has been training with a Japanese priest, Takeda Hakusai Ajari, to understand the essence of Mikao Usui’s teachings from a traditional Japanese perspective.
Email:
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