What does your dream mean?

Your dream can invoke a feeling or an idea that often has a much more profound and deeper meaning. At times your dream can leave you very confused and wondering "What was that dream all about?". Dreams are a powerful tool to guide our lives and you can also learn about your deep secrets and hidden pasts.

People often overlook daydreaming but it also very powerful.

Your nightly dreams are also applicable to your daydreams.  The content in your daydreams can be helpful in the understanding of your true feelings and in fulfilling your goals.

Daydreaming occurs when you are semi-awake. It is the spontaneous imagining or recalling of various images or experiences in the past or future.

You allow your imagination to run away from you. When you daydream, you are accessing your right to make powerful changes in you life.

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The Akashic Records  or “The book of life” as it is known in Scriptures, contain the entire history of every soul since the dawn of Creation.  More than just a recording of event, The Akashic Records contain every deed, word, feeling, thought, and intent that has ever occurred at any time in the history of the world.  These records connect each one of us to one another. They have been the inspiration for dreams and inventions. These records attempt to guide, educate, and transform every individual to become the very best that he or she can be. The Akashic Records are a portion of the Divine Mind.

Although for most of mankind’s history accessing The Akashic Records was only available to few ”chosen ones”, we have reached a time in our evolution where this “tool” is being made accessible to those who have a sincere and pure intent in their own spiritual growth and enlightenment.

This is a special time we are living in upon this planet.

Mankind has been evolving spiritually at an accelerated speed. We are in the Aquarian Age, known as the spiritual age. We have reached a level where the multitudes of people are coming into a more advanced stage of spiritual consciousness and the lessons that the great Masters have given to the world are being more fully understood.

The more spiritually aware we become, the more willing we are to accept our divinity, our connection to source. Our gifts become more apparent, the tools for our growth and evololution become more accessible.

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Mikao Usui was born on August 15, 1865 in the village of 'Taniai-mura' (now called Miyama-cho) in the Yamagata district of Gifu prefecture, and he died on March 9, 1926 in Fukuyama. He had an interesting life. He grew up in a Tendai Buddhist family and had a sister and two brothers, one of whom studied medicine. As a child he entered a Tendai Buddhist monastery near Mt. Kurama ("Horse Saddle Mountain"). He would have studied 'kiko' (the Japanese version of Chi Kung) to an advanced level - and maybe practised projection healings - and he was exposed to martial arts too. From the age of 12 he trained in a martial art called Yagyu Ryu - Samurai swordsmanship - in which he attained the level of Menkyo Kaiden in his 20s, this being the highest licence of proficiency in weaponry and grappling. He continued training in the Arts and reached high levels in several other of the most ancient Japanese methods. He was renowned for his expertise and highly respected by other well-known martial artists of his time.

In his younger life he experienced much adversity, lack of money, no security or regular employment. He seemed not to attach importance to material things and was regarded as something of an eccentric. He married, his wife's name was Sadako, and they had a son (born 1907) and daughter. Usui followed a number of professions: public servant, office worker, industrialist, reporter, politician's secretary, missionary, and supervisor of convicts. Usui was private secretary to Shimpei Goto, who was Secretary of the Railroad, Postmaster General, and Secretary of the Interior and State. The phrase 'politician's secretary' can be taken as a euphemism for 'bodyguard'! It is during his time in diplomatic service that he may have had the opportunity to travel to other countries. In 1868 (when Usui was 3) there was restoration of rule by Emperor, the Meiji Restoration. Mutsuhito reigned until 1912 and selected a new reign title - Meiji, which means enlightened rule - to mark a new beginning in Japanese history. It is known that Usui travelled to China, America and Europe several times to learn and study Western ways, and this practice was encouraged in the Meiji era. At some point Usui became for a while a Tendai Buddhist Monk, or Priest, (maybe what we in the west call a lay priest) but still having his own home, not living in the temple. This is called a 'Zaike' in Japanese: a priest possessing a home.

Usui Sensei was interested in a great many things and seems to have studied voraciously. His memorial states that he was a talented hard working student, he liked to read and his knowledge of medicine, psychology, fortune telling and theology of religions around the world, including the Kyoten (Buddhist Bible) was vast. There was a large University library in Kyoto, and Japanese sources believe that he would have done most of his research there, where sacred texts from all over the world would have been held. He studied traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine, numerology and astrology, and psychic and clairvoyant development. Usui also took Zen Buddhist training in 1922 for about three years. Many different spiritualist/healing groups were in existence at the time, and one of these - attended by Usui - was 'Rei Jyutsu Kai'. Today this organisation consists of the most spiritual monks and nuns in Japan, psychics and clairvoyants.

Now the story turns full circle, and Western style Reiki has returned to its country of birth. At one stage people believed that Reiki had died out in Japan, and that the only Reiki that remained in the world was the Western version. But Reiki Masters travelling in or living in Japan in the 1980s and 1990s discovered that there were Reiki practitioners there who were doing things that were very different from the Reiki that we had become used to in the West. It was also discovered that there was an association called the Usui Reiki Ryoho Gakkai (Usui's Reiki Healing System Association) which to begin with seemed to have been established by Usui. Now we know that this is not the case. The Gakkai was set up as a sort of 'memorial' society by the three Naval Officers. Tatsumi described it as an 'officer's club' and now it has almost the sort of place in Japanese society that Freemasons occupy in the West: most people have heard of the 'Gakkai, but they are not quite sure what they do. It's all a bit mysterious but you need to be a member if you are going to get on in business in politics. 

As well as the 'Gakkai', there are other Reiki practitioners in Japan whose Reiki to varying degrees follows some of Usui's original form of Reiki. 

Now Japan is experiencing a big explosion of Reiki, but it is mostly Western-style.