Hatsurei Ho Japanese Reiki Guided Meditation

15:07

15:07

Hatsurei Ho Japanese Reiki Guided Meditation

Rated

4.7

Type

guided

Activity

Meditation

Suitable for

Everyone

Plays

7.2k

Hatsurei Ho is a traditional Japanese sensory perception technique that helps to strengthen our connection to the Reiki flow within the body. It is recommended to do this meditation exercise on a daily basis to help support awareness of the Reiki.

Japanese Reiki Sensory Perception Awareness Breathing Concentration Daily Meditations Guided Meditations Intentions Reiki Energies

Meet your Teacher

Cambridge, MA, USA

Meet your Teacher

Cambridge, MA, USA

Transcript

This is the Hatsure-ho meditation technique. The Hatsure-ho meditation technique consists of seven elements. They are as follows. Seiza, The sitting position. Mokunen, The silent intention. Kenyoku, The dry bathing. Joshin Kokyuho, The breathing method. Gassho, The prayer hands. Seishin Toits, The mind concentration. And Mokunen again, The silent intention. We will now begin. Seiza, Traditional sitting position with legs folded under the body. Sit on them in an upright position. Alternatively, You may use Agura, The sitting position of crossed legs. Or sit straight up in a chair. Mokunen, State a silent intention. I am beginning Hatsure-ho. Kenyoku, The dry bathing technique to purify the body. Sweep your right hand from your upper left shoulder diagonally down across your torso to your right hip. Sweep your left hand from your upper right shoulder diagonally down across your torso to your left hip. Sweep your right hand from your upper left shoulder diagonally down across your torso to your right hip again. Extend your right arm, Palm facing up and parallel to the floor. Sweep your left hand down your arm from shoulder to open palm. Extend your left arm, Palm facing up, Parallel to the floor. Sweep your right hand down your arm from shoulder to open palm. Extend your right arm, Palm facing up, Parallel to the floor. Sweep your left hand down your arm from shoulder to open palm again. Joshin Kokyu-ho, The breathing method to center the body and mind. Joshin meaning focusing the mind. Kokyu meaning breath. Ho meaning method. With your hands placed in your lap, Palms open and facing up. Breathe in through your nose and all the way down to the Hara. Exhale out through your whole being. Breathe in, Down to the Hara. Exhale out through your whole being. Breathe into the Hara. Exhale out through your whole being. Breathe into your Hara. Exhale out through your whole being. Breathe into the Hara. Exhale out through your whole being. Breathe into the Hara. Exhale out through your whole being. Breathe into the Hara. Exhale out through your whole being. Breathe into the Hara. Exhale out through your whole being. Breathe into the Hara. Exhale out through your whole being. Breathe into the Hara. Exhale out through your whole being. Breathe into the Hara. Exhale out through your whole being. Gassho hands coming together for meditation and sensing energy. Focus on your middle fingers, Lightly touching, Palms pressed gently together. Breathe in and out gently. Notice the energy building in your middle fingers. Feel the concentration of Reiki building there. Resting with your hands in this gentle prayer position, Feel the concentration of Reiki building in your middle fingers. Feel the concentration of Reiki building in your middle fingers. Feel the concentration of Reiki building in your middle fingers. Feel the concentration of Reiki building in your middle fingers. Feel the concentration of Reiki building in your middle fingers. Feel the concentration of Reiki building in your middle fingers. Feel the concentration of Reiki building in your middle fingers. Feel the concentration of Reiki building in your middle fingers. Feel the concentration of Reiki building in your middle fingers. Feel the concentration of Reiki building in your middle fingers. Seishen Toits, The mind concentration method. Seishen meaning spirit, Mind, Soul, Intention. Toits meaning to unite or make one. This technique takes the breath on a specific route through the body. With hands placed in Gassho position, On the in-breath, Notice the Reiki concentrated in your hands. As you exhale, Become aware of the Reiki moving to your Hara. Inhale again and move the Reiki back up to the hands. Exhale and move the Reiki to your Hara. Do not think about the Reiki traveling down from the hands, Through the arms and into the stomach. Rather, Sense it automatically moving between these two places. Inhale and move the Reiki up into the hands. Exhale and move the Reiki to your Hara. Inhale and move the Reiki to your hands. Exhale and move the Reiki to your Hara. Inhale and move the Reiki into your hands. Exhale and move the Reiki to your Hara. Inhale and move the Reiki into your hands. Exhale and move the Reiki to your Hara. Inhale and move the Reiki to your hands. Exhale and move the Reiki to your Hara. Inhale and move the Reiki to your hands. Exhale and move the Reiki to your Hara. Inhale and move the Reiki to your hands. Inhale and move the reiki to your hara. Inhale and move the reiki to your hands. Exhale and move the reiki to your hara. Inhale and move the reiki to your hands. Exhale and move the reiki to your hara. Inhale and move the reiki to your hands. Exhale and move the reiki to your hara. Mokonen State a silent intention. I am now ending Hatsureho. I am now ending Hatsureho. I am now ending Hatsureho. I am now ending Hatsureho. I am now ending Hatsureho.