Gokai: The Reiki Principles

Inviting the Art of Happiness

Kyo dake wa….Just for today

 Ikaru na:    Do not be angry
              Shin pai suna:   Do not be worried
Kan sha shite:   Be grateful
                   Gyo-o hage me:   Do your duties fully
                     Hitoni shinsetsuni:   Be kind to others

As a Jikiden Reiki practitioner, I strictly adhere to the following code of ethics to:

1. Practice Jikiden Reiki in compliance with the objectives of the Jikiden Reiki Institute (Jikiden Reiki Kenkyukai)
2. Refrain from discrimination against others in my practice of Jikiden Reiki on the basis of race, ethnicity, gender, illness, age, social status, sexual orientation or religion
3. Maintain strict confidentiality concerning all information about any client
4. Ensure professional conduct is above reproach and to refrain from inappropriate behavior and/or taking physical, sexual, psychological, emotional or financial advantage of any client
5. Commit to improving my knowledge of and skill in Jikiden Reiki practice and to follow the Reiki Gokai in my daily life
6. With the common goal of promoting, encouraging and expanding the practice and teaching of Jikiden Reiki, I will respect, communicate and cooperate with other practitioners. Recognizing the value and common source of all Reiki, I will refrain from disparaging non-Jikiden Reiki practices.