The Angelic Connection
Understanding Angelic Reiki: Origins and Practice
Angelic Reiki is not traditional Usui Reiki. It is a modern system that incorporates angelic energies.
The system was channeled by Kevin Core and other practitioners in the late 20th century. It is taught through the Angelic Reiki organization.
Angelic Reiki appeals to people who feel a connection to angels and archangels. It requires its own attunements, separate from Usui Reiki.
Angelic Reiki Archangels
The four main archangels and their purposes.
Archangel Michael
Protection. Clearing negative energies. Courage.
Archangel Raphael
Healing. Physical, emotional, spiritual healing.
Archangel Gabriel
Communication. Message delivery. Guidance.
Archangel Uriel
Wisdom. Insight. Illumination. Problem-solving.
Modern Origins
The History of Angelic Reiki
Angelic Reiki was channeled by Kevin Core and other practitioners in the late 20th century. According to tradition, the system was received from angelic beings.
The Angelic Reiki organization was founded to preserve and teach the system. It has since spread worldwide.
Unlike Usui Reiki, which has a clear historical lineage to Mikao Usui, Angelic Reiki's origins are channeled and spiritual. This makes it less accepted by traditionalists.
Despite this, Angelic Reiki has a dedicated following among practitioners who resonate with angelic energies.
Becoming an Angelic Reiki Practitioner
How to Learn Angelic Reiki
Prerequisites: No prior Reiki training is required. Some teachers recommend Usui Reiki first. Others teach Angelic Reiki directly.
Training length: Levels vary. Typically 2-3 days per level.
Cost: Similar to other Reiki training. Level 1: $200-$500. Advanced levels: $500-$1,500.
Attunement: You will receive Angelic Reiki attunements. The process invokes archangels. It may include meditation and invocation.
What you learn: Angelic symbols, invocations, working with archangels, healing techniques, and how to channel angelic energies.
Angelic Reiki organization: Verify your teacher's certification through the Angelic Reiki organization.
What Angelic Reiki Practitioners Say
Angelic Reiki changed my life. I feel the presence of angels during sessions. They guide my hands. They heal through me. The energy is gentle but powerful. I love it.
Angelic Reiki is beautiful if you resonate with angels. If you do not, it may not be for you. Usui Reiki works perfectly well without angels. Choose what speaks to your heart.
Be wary of Angelic Reiki teachers who make grand claims about exclusive angelic knowledge or charge very high fees. Use discernment.
Key takeaways
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Angelic Reiki works with archangels (Michael, Raphael, Gabriel, Uriel).
Channeled by Kevin Core in the late 20th century.
Uses its own symbols (angelic seals) and requires separate attunements.
Energy described as gentle, loving, and high-frequency.
Not traditional Usui Reiki. Some traditionalists do not recognize it.
You do not need Angelic Reiki to be an effective healer. Usui Reiki is complete.
Belief in angels is helpful. If you do not resonate with angels, Usui Reiki may be a better fit.
Frequently asked questions
Is Angelic Reiki real Reiki?
It depends. Traditionalists say only Usui lineages are Reiki. Angelic Reiki practitioners accept it as a valid system. There is no consensus.
Do I need Usui Reiki before Angelic Reiki?
Not required. Some teachers recommend Usui Reiki first. Others teach Angelic Reiki directly.
What is the difference between Angelic Reiki and Usui Reiki?
Angelic Reiki invokes archangels and uses angelic symbols. Usui Reiki works with universal life energy (ki) and does not involve angels.
Do I need to believe in angels to practice Angelic Reiki?
Belief in angels is helpful. If you do not resonate with angels, Angelic Reiki may not be for you. Usui Reiki is a good alternative.
Where can I learn Angelic Reiki?
Through the Angelic Reiki organization and certified teachers. Search their directory. Verify certification.
Sources
- Kevin Core, Angelic Reiki teachings.
- Angelic Reiki organization materials.
- Bronwen and Frans Stiene, The Reiki Sourcebook, 2003.
