On Jun 12, 8:45=A0am, Steve Buck <StephenBuck...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Well it seems I have a day where I actually have time to participate
> in the various a sundry forums.
>
> In January I began college, taking a couple cl***** that I tested
> above to simply get back into the academic state of mind (and
> hopefully perform better with the cl***** I know nothing about). =A0I
> believe it worked out to my advantage and shortly before that first
> term ended, I enrolled in a second college, of which cl***** began the
> very next day after my first term began.
>
> Next Monday I begin attending cl***** in person, again. =A0It's going to
> be fun, interesting, and challenging. =A0My first class begins at 9:30
> a.m. and the last class ends at 3:30 p.m. =A0Monday through Friday, five
> days per week. =A0When I return home, I will be logging on to the other
> college to continue the other coursework.
>
> At the beginning of the year my intent was to pursue Nursing, but
> Reiki facilitates healing and healing facilitates change. =A0I realized
> that like Garry and Alex, I know a little bit about everything (but
> not enough to specialize in anything), so I've decided to pursue a
> degree in English Literature. =A0This will eventually improve my writing
> and perhaps one day, elevate me to the status of English Professor.
> Next year, the declared degree may change (again) but perhaps that is
> one of the ways of Reiki.
>
> The San Francisco Reiki group is growing with a truly incredible
> dynamic. =A0It's absolutely amazing. =A0To the best of my knowledge, we
> are doing things quite a bit differently than other groups (especially
> the groups in this area) but that way would seem perfectly normal and
> ordinary to the group here. =A0We are practicing ongoing attunements in
> an ongoing training environment.
>
> It's working out great. =A0It's not an attunement-mill (distance or
> otherwise) where a person is given attunements and a bunch of Reiki
> material copied from books or websites but rather an environment where
> one learns at their own pace. =A0One might consider it an off-shoot of
> AHR.
>
> Here at AHR, ongoing group Reiki attunements are the norm. =A0A couple
> times each year, the lot of us gather in the Reiki mindset and perform
> a group distance attunement. =A0Most do not hold back and permit the
> energy to flow as much as it will flow, allowing it to be received to
> the extent it can be received by the participant receiving (and
> participating).
>
> That practice of "unrestrained" attunements has invited a tremendous
> amount of change to manifest in my own life, and I am certainly
> grateful for it - after all, it was only some 6 or 7 years ago that I
> was living in a homeless shelter. =A0Change can be a very good thing.
>
> I hope that everyone is doing at least as well as I.
>
> Stephen Buck
> The Reiki Sanghawww.reikisangha.net
Thanks for the update, Buck; great to hear from you! Good luck on the
English Professor****p, or whatever it may evolve into! Your local
Reiki group sounds great! If you could only get everyone to relocate
to the East Coast, I would drop in on you. ;-)
Garry
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