What Are Reiki Symbols Used For?

Use Cho Ku Rei for power and protection. Draw it at the beginning of Reiki sessions to increase energy flow. Draw it over painful areas to direct more energy.

Draw it around yourself to protect your energy field. Draw it in a room to purify the space. Use it to ground your energy.

Cho Ku Rei is the most commonly used symbol. It is the foundation of many Reiki sessions.

Use Sei He Ki for emotional healing. Draw it over the heart to heal emotional wounds. Draw it over the head to release mental patterns.

Use it for relationships. Draw it to heal relationship wounds. Use it for habits and addictions. Draw it to release the emotional patterns that drive them.

Sei He Ki brings emotional balance. It soothes the heart and calms the mind.

Use Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen for distance healing. Draw it to send Reiki across space. It works for anyone, anywhere.

Use it for past events. Draw it to heal childhood trauma or past relationships. Use it for future situations. Draw it to send Reiki to upcoming challenges.

Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen transcends time and space. It connects you to anyone, anywhere, anytime.

Use Dai Ko Myo for attunements. It is the primary symbol used in opening Reiki channels for new students.

Use it for spiritual connection. Draw it to deepen your connection to the source of Reiki. Use it for self-mastery. Draw it to align with your highest purpose.

Dai Ko Myo is the master symbol. It represents the great shining light. It is the highest symbol in Usui Reiki.