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for Self & Others
Experience a gentle Japan-origin energy practice for relaxation, emotional balance, self-practice and supportive healing.
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Usui Reiki Healing & Training
Usui Reiki is a Japanese energy-healing method developed in the early 20th century. It is traditionally practised through gentle energy channeling to support relaxation, emotional balance and overall wellbeing.
Credited with systematizing Reiki in Japan, with emphasis on disciplined practice, inner purification and spiritual growth.
A non-invasive complementary wellness practice centred on calm, awareness and energy work.
Reiki may be practised alongside appropriate medical care; it does not replace professional diagnosis or treatment.
Gentle energy work for relaxation, balance and inner growth.
Used as a calming complementary practice to encourage relaxation and restful routines.
Creates quiet space for awareness, emotional settling and a sense of inner balance.
May be used as complementary support during a broader wellbeing or recovery journey.
Encourages disciplined self-practice, introspection and development of inner awareness.
Develop greater sensitivity to your own practice and energetic wellbeing.
Learn a repeatable method that can become part of a consistent personal wellness routine.
One focused day of learning and guided practice.
Training is conducted only offline at Lama Fera Monastery, Pune, in English/Hindi.
Learn through practice.
1-Day Reiki Healing & Training -Level 1 & Level2
7:00 AM – 2:00 PM • 6 Hours
English / Hindi
Only Offline • Lama Fera Monastery, Pune
9850519111
A path for committed Reiki practitioners.
Advanced professional levels are offered selectively to practitioners ready for deeper responsibility and disciplined practice.
Reiki Master — Level 4
Advanced progression for serious practitioners.
- Selection based on interview
- Advanced practice orientation
- Greater responsibility and discipline
Reiki Grandmaster — Level 5
Higher-level progression for eligible practitioners.
- Selection based on interview
- Advanced practitioner development
- Ethics and teaching responsibility
Begin your Reiki practice at Lama Fera Monastery.
One-day, 6-hour offline Reiki Healing & Training at Lama Fera Monastery, Pune. English/Hindi.
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Usui Reiki
Gentle universal-energy work traditionally used for relaxation, supportive healing and personal spiritual practice.
Lama Fera
A more structured monastery-based healing system using its own symbols, practice rules, meditation and disciplined practitioner training.
The appropriate path depends on your learning preference: Reiki offers a gentle entry into energy practice, while Lama Fera is presented as a more discipline-based system.
Before you begin Reiki training
What is Reiki Healing?
Reiki is a Japanese energy-healing practice traditionally based on channeling universal life-force energy. It is commonly used as a complementary practice for relaxation, emotional balance and general wellbeing.
What issues can Reiki and meditation support?
People commonly explore Reiki and meditation for relaxation, stress management, emotional balance, mental fatigue, focus, energy awareness and spiritual growth. These practices do not replace medical treatment.
What is Lama Fera Healing?
Lama Fera is taught at the Monastery as a structured energy-healing system involving its own symbols, disciplined practice and practitioner guidelines.
What is Lam Kriya Dhyan™?
Lam Kriya Dhyan™ is a structured meditation practice focused on awareness, emotional stability, disciplined practice and deeper self-enquiry.
Do I need prior experience for Lam Kriya Dhyan™?
No. It is taught step by step and can be learned by beginners as well as people with previous meditation experience.
How many Reiki or Lama Fera sessions are required?
There is no single number suitable for everyone. Session frequency depends on individual goals and preferences and should not be used as a substitute for needed healthcare.
Are Reiki, meditation and Lama Fera safe?
They are presented as non-invasive complementary wellness and spiritual practices. They should be practised responsibly and alongside, rather than instead of, appropriate professional healthcare.