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REIKI RULES FOR PRACTICING IN SOUTH AFRICA

Choosing Your Reiki Path in South Africa

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The Reiki landscape in South Africa is evolving. While there are currently no mandatory regulations for Reiki practice, the good news is that Reiki is in the final stages of becoming SAQA-qualified. This means that soon, courses meeting the SAQA standards will enable practitioners to be covered by medical aids.

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Dispelling the Myths

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Unfortunately, there are some misconceptions circulating about Reiki training in South Africa. Let's clear things up:

  • Myth 1: There's only one "right" Reiki association or teacher.

    • Reality: Many qualified teachers and reputable associations exist. Choose one that resonates with you.

  • Myth 2: You'll have to redo your training if you don't study with a specific teacher or association.

    • Reality: If your course aligns with the SAQA framework, you're on the right track. If not, you may only need to complete a bridging module, not redo the entire course.

  • Myth 3: Only one lineage or style of Reiki is "authentic."

    • Reality: Reiki has diverse lineages and approaches. The most important factor is finding a teacher and style that feels right for you.

 

Finding the Right Teacher for You

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Choosing a Reiki teacher is a personal decision. Connect with a teacher whose energy and values align with yours. A good teacher will:

  • Provide a supportive and empowering learning environment.

  • Offer choices and respect your individual needs.

  • Be a lifelong mentor, not just an instructor.

 

Trust Your Intuition

Don't be swayed by fear-mongering or exclusivity. Reiki is a gift for everyone. Do your research, ask questions, and trust your intuition to find the right teacher and path for your Reiki journey.

 

Remember:

  • Reiki is about connection, not competition.

  • A true Reiki teacher will empower you, not control you.

  • The Reiki community thrives on collaboration and support.

 

Let's work together to create a positive and inclusive Reiki community in South Africa!

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