53. Too Much Standardisation, Too Little Reiki
Arjava supports minimal standards but warns against overregulation. A code of conduct and simple curriculum – more risks distorting the inherent simplicity of the practice.
Arjava pushes back against excessive standardisation, arguing that Reiki's simplicity is not a technique. While he acknowledges the value of basic standards, he warns that too many rules can stifle freedom and lead to fragmentation - often following the death of an influential master.
He and René explore how to responsibly integrate Reiki into mainstream society. They agree on essentials: a shared code of conduct and a basic curriculum, while cautioning against rigidity that loses sight of Reiki's essence.
Think about what is really necessary.