"Supporting everyone with reiki"

Here the current team introduce themselves.




Milly Cain


 

                                                   
 
Once upon a time in the 1950s, I was growing up on Merseyside, one of seven children. I was number 6.

During our growing up, we were sung to and told stories by the elders in the family. We continue to carry on the tradition of songs and stories together as we travel through life and pass them on to our children.

I share this with you because it was my Reiki journey that brought me to a deep appreciation of my family line.

Whenever I reflect on Oral tradition, one of the Aspects of Usui Shiki Ryoho, the form of Reiki I am initiated into, I am reminded of my childhood and its songs and stories!

I have 4 children, 3 grand-children, and a wonderful husband.I am deeply appreciative of each of them and how they have supported me, not only on my Reiki journey, but throughout my life with them.

I met Loretta Venus in 1989 and went on to do First and Second Degree with her.
I was working in an Osteopathic Clinic as a remedial massage therapist and in 1992 I began to offer Reiki treatments.I began organising Reiki classes and events and during these years I felt myself growing 'closer' to Reiki. I knew that I wanted to teach Reiki.

13 years after taking 1st degree, I was initiated as a Master by Phyllis Lei Furumoto in 2003.

I have served on the Reiki Association Council and during that time went with a Council colleague, Sue McCarter, to check out this big house nr Brecon called Buckland Hall! The place that has become our Reiki holiday home!

I have been on the Practitioner Support Programme/ Deepening Practice Network team, since its beginnings.

I offer Reiki treatments at a Natural Health Centre and at a local Hospice. I also hold Reiki classes at the Hospice.

Reiki classes, are a special time. I feel privileged to have this as my 'work'.

My other passions are the outdoors, music, and simplicity!