Tibetan Usui Reiki - Level One at INANA RETREAT Cooranbong
Schedule
Fri, 22 May, 2026 at 11:30 pm to Sat, 23 May, 2026 at 06:00 pm
UTC+10:00Location
1 Taylors Rd, Cooranbong NSW 2265, Australia | San Remo, NS
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Returning by popular demand!28 years experience.
LEVEL ONE:
2 Day Intensive Lake Macquarie - Central Coast - Cooranbong
Booking link
https://www.trybooking.com/DIKGV
Traditional Usui Reiki history
8 Tibetan and Universal Reiki Symbols
Sacred Space clearing
Energy Center (Chakra) balance for client
Self Chakra cleansing
Chakra Reading - Spirit guide communication
Energy field ( Aura) Alignment
Full body hands on healing training and sessions
Philosophy of evolutionary healing
Attunements
Enlightenment Transmission Meditations
Manual
Certificate
AND - Fun!
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plus Tea/coffee cakes etc
The TIBETAN Lineage:
American Tibetan Buddhist Nun, Denise Da Tanya worked with the Dalai Lama while travelling in Tibet and was initiated with symbols by Su Leoung ( Buddhist monk) who was know as "The Keeper of the Seals". In 1965 she was attuned to Usui Reiki by Hawayo Takata but since she did not follow Takata's rule of charging $10,000 for Mastership, her name does not appear in Takata's list of Reiki masters. In 1984 Denise attuned Buddhist Sanyasin Russell Carlon also a follower of Tibetan Buddhism & the Dalai Lama.
In 1994 - 95 Robyn Collins received level One and Two Reiki training with Russell. She continued on with her Grand Masters Degree training and final initiation in 1998. Russell passed away shortly after attuning Robyn in 1999. Robyn has 24 years experience as a Tibetan Usui Reiki Grand Master with up to 3550 initiates from 1998-2024
$333 - 2 days intensive (Saturday & Sunday 9.30am - 4pm)
Booking link:
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Where is it happening?
1 Taylors Rd, Cooranbong NSW 2265, Australia, 1 Taylors Rd, Cooranbong NSW 2265, Australia, San RemoEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
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