Can degrees be taken simultaneously?

Can Reiki I, II and III degrees be given simultaneously?
They can be given at the same time. However, this can be a dangerous thing to do and not something that should be practiced. Too much energy too fast can cause problems and the true meaning of Reiki can be disregarded and lost. I would not teach all three at the same time for that reason and for a practical reason, too: being a teacher of Reiki means much more than just being able to do the attunements. It means that you have had the time to learn to heal yourself and others (this doesn't happen overnight!) and you have developed experience and confidence in what you are doing. Many things can happen during a treatment and it is about being able to cope with different circumstances, different questions and different reactions that you can't learn about just by being told what to do or from reading a book about it. Once you have lived with Reiki, breathed Reiki and have your own understanding of what Reiki means to you should you consider becoming a Reiki Master. After all, you can't teach something that you don't know yourself. Ideally, I prefer to see students working with the first degree for at least 90 days. If good results come from this (if they have been working hard on themselves and with Reiki) and they feel ready, then they can complete the second degree. After a year at the second degree, if they have developed their ability to heal themselves and others and are ready to take the final responsibility of the third degree, they are invited to develop into a Reiki Master. There is no rule that states you have to complete all the Reiki degrees. Complete Reiki I and see how you develop. You may feel you have enough just from that experience. Only move onto the next degree once you feel you are ready - it isn't a race. After Reiki II, you may feel that you have enough tools and feel there is no need to move onto Reiki Masters. Others do want to complete the three degrees purely because they want to understand everything there is to Reiki training and want to be a part of the group that is able to share the knowledge of Reiki. Some enter Reiki Master training with no intention of teaching, they just want to 'finish' the training. The choice of where you want to take Reiki is up to you...the most important thing is to just enjoy the journey and to enjoy the journey, you must take time to experience it! We need your support... Help us to provide this service to the public by giving a donation. In order to provide you with the greatest degree of flexibility and to ensure your transaction is secure, all donations are done through PayPal. Reiki Questions Directory If you have a question you would like answering about Reiki and it isn't listed on the Reiki Questions Directory, please click here. Back to Reiki Questions Directory

Can Reiki I, II and III degrees be given simultaneously?

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