Reiki, The Occult And Psychic Attack
Reiki, the Occult,and Psychic Attackby Jeremy JamesOn the surface, Reiki seems harmless enough, and many will be offended by oursuggestion that it can expose participants to psychic attack or occult oppression. Butin many cases that is exactly what it does, and anyone involved with it needs tounderstand why.Reiki thrives on the innocence (and ignorance) of its clients. Most of them know littleor nothing about its history or the spiritual dynamics by which it operates. All theywant is healing and a feeling of well-being. As far as they are concerned, it eitherworks or it doesn't, and if Reiki works, then what's the problem?The short answer is that, whether Reiki 'works' or not, it is dangerous. It is based onancient occult principles that are designed to weaken the protective barrier which theLORD in His mercy has placed between humans and the fallen angels.What is Reiki?Reiki is a system of spiritual healing that was developed by Mikao Usui, a JapaneseBuddhist, in 1922. It later spread to the West and is now part of what New Agefollowers call 'energy healing' or 'energy medicine'. Many who come to Reiki forhealing have already been indoctrinated into the belief that the universe is filled with aspiritual energy which, if correctly used, can heal the individual. Reiki claims to beable to direct this energy, via the hands of the practitioner, into the subject.1
Despite its claim to originality, it is difficult to find a single element in Reiki that wasnot already known in Taoism and Buddhism. Usui did not find something new, butsimply repackaged a few traditional occult ideas and gave them new names. This goeson all the time in occult and New Age circles.The word Reiki, itself, is a combination of two Japanese words, rei meaning'universal and spiritual' and ki meaning 'energy'. Thus the so-called Masters of Reikiclaim to be able to tap directly into the alleged divine energy of the universe anddirect it into the affected organs of an unwell person, even at a distance. This is meantto restore the 'natural balance' of the organs and bring healing. Several Reiki sessionsmay be required to do this.The Big Bookof Reiki Symbols:The Spiritual Tradition ofSymbols and Mantrasof the Usui System ofNatural Healing (2006)The Cosmic Energy HypothesisThe entire New Age movement is based on a principle equivalent to ki, namely thatthe universe, including the fundamental constituents of matter, consists of a living,vibrational intelligence or energy. Only those who have been 'enlightened' trulyunderstand the ki – which is known also as prana or shakti in India and chi (or qi) inChina – and are able to direct it correctly. The purpose of the various 'initiations' or'attunements' given by various esoteric and occult groups, along with their secretsymbols and charged words or mantras, is to open the individual to this subtle cosmicforce.Significantly, unknown to the general public, the adepts, gurus and masters of theseesoteric groups almost invariably warn of the danger of 'opening' the individual tooswiftly or with insufficient care, as otherwise serious problems could develop.Reiki, too, has its initiations or 'attunements', as well as symbols and charged wordsto control the ki. So, when a Reiki practitioner claims that Reiki is not religious, he orshe is deceiving the public.2
Before we discuss the Reiki initiations we would emphasize that the ki or divineenergy of the universe does not exist. It is a false teaching based on pantheism (thedoctrine that God is the universe) or panentheism (the doctrine that God in some wayinterpenetrates the universe). The Bible clearly teaches that God created the universebut that He himself is not part of His own creation. There is therefore nothing 'divine'in the universe and no universal divine energy.Most pagan religions and occult teachings would collapse if the doctrine of ki wasfound to be false. This 'force', literally The Force of the Star Wars movie franchise, isthe pagan alternative to God, the kind of 'god' that fallen man wants, an impersonaluniversal benevolent energy that will respond to his 'creative imagination', a god whodoes not judge man but simply allows him to 'evolve' into higher states ofconsciousness over many lifetimes and eventually become a 'god' himself.The Reiki InitiationsThere are three Reiki initiations in all. All three require the individual to connect witha supernatural entity or spirit guide.The first initiation is a series of four 'attunements', given by a qualified Reiki 'Master',namely someone who has already passed through the three levels of initiation.The Reiki Master has a principal guiding spirit known as his Dai-Ko-Myo, meaning'Great Shining Light' or, in an esoteric sense, 'Phoenix who rises out of the ashes'. Hesummons this spirit by means of a secret symbol, the Master Symbol, which wasgiven to him at his own initiation. A person would normally become a Reiki Masteronly after many years of study, having paid a large sum of money for the privilege.He does not conceive of this spirit as anything other than an agent of the ki itself.The Reiki Master also works with the spirit of Hon-Sha-Ze-Sho- en, meaning 'Fromthe Buddha in me to the Buddha in you.' Practitioners of yoga will recognize thesimilarity between this and the yogic 'blessing', amaste, meaning 'The divinity in megreets the divinity in you.'3
This spirit, which is summoned by a separate symbol, is supposed to enable thepractitioner to direct the ki over long distances and heal clients in remote locations.The procedure involves writing the symbol and calling the name of the spirit threetimes, along with the name of the person being 'healed', and then concentrating on theflow of ki through one's inner being.The Reiki Master works with two other spirits, a guiding spirit known as Sei-He-Ki,meaning "God and man become one", and Tjoko-Rei, meaning "God come here".Seemingly all four are invoked in some manner by the Reiki Master during thevarious initiation ceremonies and healing sessions.Grotesque spiritual errorsThere are several grotesque spiritual errors in all of this. We have already noted oneof these, namely that ki, the basis of pantheism, is a pagan deception.The second is that man must not attempt to contact or communicate with thesupernatural realm under any circumstances. The word 'spirit' may sound neutral,even benign, but what exactly is the Reiki Master contacting when he summons thefour 'spirits'? They are obviously intelligent, incorporeal beings who are capable ofresponding to his call and working in his life in a supernatural way.The third is a failure to see that the only angelic beings who can possibly respond todivination are the fallen angels! The Bible makes it abundantly clear that the good orelect angels are absolutely forbidden by God to communicate or interact with man inany way except with His permission.The fourth is the belief that some of the fallen angels can be trusted because they arerendering what appears to be a benevolent service. But this is absurd. The reality isthat all of the fallen angels are subject to their master, Satan, and work according tohis plan. Whatever 'healings' occur through Reiki are produced by Luciferian energyand will always exact a price.The fifth is the insane belief that the fallen angels will leave the 'client' alone after aReiki healing session is over!Mikao Usui(1865-1926),founder of Reiki.4
These errors are being made, not just by Reiki practitioners, but by anyone whoparticipates in a Reiki healing session. These naïve individuals have unwittinglyopened their lives to forces outside their control and may suffer the effects of theirindiscretion for years to come. In fact, the four 'guiding spirits' that the would-behealer invited into his home will continue to oppress him for the rest of his life unlesshe repents of his folly and turns to Jesus. Christ alone can evict these wickedintruders. No guru, master, roshi or sadhu can do this for him since they too aresubject – through their respective initiations – to one or more guiding spirits who alsowork for Satan.To understand why this is so, we really need to see how Reiki got started.The Reiki FounderMikao Usui, who founded Reiki, was searching diligently for truth in his youngeryears. He had heard that certain spiritual paths offered a means of achieving a state ofconsciousness known in Japanese as Anshin Ritsumei or "absolute inner peace" (alsocalled Satori). In this state one is said to enjoy complete and continuous inner peaceno matter what is happening in one's outer life. Once it has been attained, it isclaimed, the state is self-perpetuating and requires no further effort to sustain it.Like many before him, Usui began the practice of Zazen meditation under the tutelageof a Zen master. He kept up this practice for three years but without success. He grewincreasingly impatient and decided to do whatever was necessary to attain AnshinRitsumei. He was even willing to risk death and went to a mountain retreat to fast andmeditate until he reached enlightenment. Given the location he chose he may alsohave stood for long periods under a waterfall to deepen his meditation and enter amore dissociated state. After a few weeks of this, he became so weak that he was atrisk of dying. Then at midnight of 21 March, 1922, a powerful illumination explodedlike a bolt of lightning through the top of his head and he lost consciousness."A healer always has guides to help herin her healings. A Reiki spirit guide isassigned to every healer from the time ofher First Degree. As soon as the energybegins to flow in a healing, the Reikiguides appear. If they are needed in thesession, they take part. By the time ahealer receives Reiki 2, their presence ishard to ignore. One guide with Reiki 1becomes several with the Second andThird Degrees."- source: www.ascensionnow.co.uk5
The next day, even though he was still very weak, he felt an amazing vitality allthrough his mind and body. It was unlike anything he had never known. Hisawareness was now operating at a much higher level and he felt completely at onewith the universe. He discovered shortly afterwards that he also had the ability totransmit healing energy through his hands.Usui spent the rest of his life perfecting a number of techniques that would enableothers to tap into the same healing energy or ki and transmit it through their hands forthe benefit of others. This became known in due course as his program of Reiki.Understanding Usui's ExperienceWhat are we to make of his experience? It is extremely important that we answer thisquestion correctly:Explanation #1Followers of the New Age will say that he experienced enlightenment, thestate toward which all human beings are evolving, also known as CosmicConsciousness, Moksha, Mukti, Satori, or Nirvana. Advanced practitionersof the occult, such as the Rosicrucians, grant the title of Illuminatus(Illuminated One) to someone who has achieved this state (This is the originof the term 'Illuminati').Explanation #2Others would say that Usui underwent a purely psychological experiencewhich enabled him to function more effectively as a human being. The'experience' or shock was the impact he felt within himself as his varioussubtle intellectual faculties came together in a new, more mature way. In asense he had advanced into a higher state of consciousness, a state which allhumanity is destined to enter in the next stage of human development.Explanation #3From a Biblical standpoint, Usui opened himself spiritually, through fastingand meditation, to such a degree that the fallen angels were able to takepossession of him. The 'light' he experienced was the same light that Luciferinfuses into the mystics and sages whom he then uses to enslave mankind.To the individual who receives this light it can seem utterly delectable, likea surge of divine energy. Thereafter he craves this inner light and wants tolead others to the same experience.Satan's worldwide program of deception over the past half century or so has been sosuccessful that most people today, including a great many professing Christians, willopt for Explanation #1 or #2. Very few are willing to accept that Explanation #3 is theonly correct one.The strongest objection to #3 is that Satan would never give anyone an experiencethat was so satisfying or uplifting, or lead anyone from a state of intense frustrationand loneliness into a state where they felt completely at one with the universe andfilled with an energy, vitality and joy that simply overwhelmed them. But we shouldask, Why not?6
His ultimate goal is the enslavement and destruction of mankind, and in order to reachthat goal he must lure as many as possible into his net of deception. This is where themystics, gurus, and sages come in. These well-meaning individuals unwittingly carryhis banner to all corners of the world, preaching his false philosophy in the guise ofpeace, harmony, bliss and enlightenment. Using his ability to infuse ecstasy andsupernatural energy into willing individuals, he has bewitched and enslaved themystics and illuminated ones and is using them to carry out his plan for mankind.Since they foolishly choose to interpret their experiences as 'divine' or God-ordained,they usually have little or no idea that they are being used by Satan.It may help to look at another example. This too concerns a sincere, well-meaningindividual from the Far East who also developed a spiritual technique which hebelieved would help mankind.SubudA young Indonesian Muslim, Pak Subuh, had studied for several years with a Sufigroup of the Naqshbandi order but was disappointed with his spiritual progress. Hisactivities would have included zikr, namely the rhythmic repetition of charged wordsor mantras, and practice of the contemplative exercises employed by the Naqshbandiorder to bring enlightenment. This state is known in Sufism as fana or annihilation ofthe self – to die before one dies – and is equivalent to the Anshin Ritsumei or Satorimentioned earlier.Not long after he left the Naqshbandi group to study alone, he was walking along thestreet late one night in 1925 when a ball of brilliant white light came down from thesky and entered through his head. It seemed to him as if an object like the sun hadfallen directly upon him from the sky. He was extremely startled by the experienceand thought he was having a heart attack. Rushing home he lay on his bed andprepared to die, but instead of dying he found himself filling with energy. Followingan inner urge he got out of bed and performed a series of dance movements whichlater became part of the technique that he would call 'Subud' (which has noconnection with his surname, Subuh). This experience reportedly occurred nightly forthe next three years or so, during which time he slept very little. Over a period ofyears, word began to circulate that Subuh had unusual powers and locals began tocome to him to learn his method. Subuh used the term látihan kejíwa'an (or simplyLatihan) for the state that Usui (the Reiki founder) called Anshin Ritsumei.He later published a book called 'Susila Budhi Dharma' which deals with the threemain qualities or attributes that are supposedly developed through the practice ofSubud (The word subud is an acronym derived from the initial letters of these threewords). Since Subuh was convinced that everything he had experienced, including theteaching method that he developed, came from a divine source, he used three basicconcepts from Buddhism to encapsulate his philosophy.7
Pak Subuh, founder of Subud, and J G Bennett.Bennett helped to popularize Subud in the West.In Buddhism, susila means one's innate ability to do what is right, which in turn isgrounded in the budhi or 'divine' aspect of the human mind and expressed in the worldas dharma, namely action that accords perfectly with the will of the Absolute. Justlike Usui, Subuh believed his spiritual technique put the individual in tune with thecosmic energy or ki that fills the universe.There is no doubting the sincerity of these two men, one Buddhist and the otherMuslim. They each had a startling spiritual experience that transformed their lives.Based on their understanding of what had happened to them, they each developed aspiritual training program or set of techniques that would enable others to have thesame experience. And yet they were completely and utterly deceived by Satan.Satan's 'light' is darknessMany other examples could be given. Countless men and women throughout the ageshave practiced austerities and meditative techniques in order to 'open' themselves tothe supernatural realm, sustained throughout by the false belief that whateverhappened to them must surely have come from God. And when they did have astartling, possibly mind-blowing experience in the 'light', they were convinced thatthey were chosen by God to bring a special message to the world. A great many couldnot handle their encounter with the serpentine light of Lucifer and became deranged,unable thereafter to function as normal human beings.Those who fared better, like Usui and Subuh, usually felt compelled to carry forward– with all sincerity – the false Luciferian teaching of illumination and enlightenment.How can we know for certain that the light experienced by these individuals was notfrom God? We know because Christ alone is the light of the world. There is no other'light' apart from Christ. As Christ himself warned:"But if thine eye be evil, thy whole body shall be full of darkness.If therefore the light that is in thee be darkness, how greatis that darkness!" (Matthew 6:23)8
Does this mean there is only one true teaching in the world today? Yes, it does. TheBible alone is God's holy Word. Through it He teaches all that we need to find truesalvation and to serve Him faithfully during our earthly lives. No other book does this,and no other teaching. All the other religions, sects, paths, and movements are theproducts of men like Usui and Subuh, well-meaning individuals who had anexperience in the false light of Lucifer and proceeded to share their misguidedinsights with the world.Since Christ is the light of the world – the only light – then the 'light' seen by themystics of the various world religions is the darkness that Christ warned about.The Roman Catholic MysticsThis includes the 'light' seen by the mystics of the Roman Catholic Church. The extantwritings of these individuals are quite extensive and have greatly influenced thedoctrines and teachings being promulgated today by the Vatican. They include Teresaof Avila, John of the Cross, Therese of Lisieux, Catherine of Genoa, Catherine ofSiena, Ignatius Loyola, and Thomas Merton. In their pride, they falsely ascribed theirmystical experiences to Christ, when in reality, as their teachings clearly show, theyhad largely discarded the Bible and developed their own methods and techniques forachieving enlightenment.The Trappist monk, Thomas Merton, was a prime example of this, a contemplativemystic in the Catholic tradition who on several occasions identified his innerexperiences with those of the Buddhist monks of Thailand and elsewhere. He wasright, of course. They were the same, fed by the same "light that is.darkness" whichChrist warned about.This is the false light that Satan has used throughout history to deceive mankind. Forexample, in Freemasonry, during the York Rite of induction into the third degree ofMaster Mason, the so-called Worshipful Master states: "Let me now beg you toobserve that the Light of a Master Mason is darkness visible " This is a plainadmission that the 'light' they are seeking is actually darkness made visible. It is notlight at all but, just as Christ warned, a deception produced by the powers of darkness.The Bible tells us that Satan is able to appear as an angel of light – "for Satan himselfis transformed into an angel of light." (2 Corinthians 11:14). The light appears to bethe li
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