The Master Symbols

In the Tibetan Usui Reiki Master received two symbols. These symbols may vary depending on the teacher or the system. For example, some teachers in master transmit Raku and the Serpent of Fire. However, I convey the Dai-Ko-Myo Tibet, which for me is a master symbol, and the Serpent of Fire. Although both formulas are valid.

The Reiki Master symbols are geared mainly to transmission of the Reiki initiation, ie used in the process of initiation or attunement. This is the main theme of the master course. However the master symbol of the Tibetan Usui Reiki is the Dai-Ko-Myo Tibetan symbol of a very high frequency vibration, to be initiated into this symbol and start working with him experience in us a very profound change.

Tibetan Dai-Ko-Myo

This symbol is the symbol of the highest level that is taught in the Usui Tibetan Reiki is the Master symbol. The symbol with the highest vibration and therefore the most transformative spiritual level. This symbol can give us a strong push in our way, but must be looked after every day to get to show their true potential.

The Dai-Ko-Myo Tibetan has very similar characteristics to the Dai-Koo-Myo Japanese. It helps us to raise our vibrational frequency, allows us to connect with our Divine Essence helps us find our place in the world and know our plan of life. In short, it helps us on the path to spiritual enlightenment.

The symbols of the second level of Reiki helps us when making a physical healing, mental or emotional. This symbol enhances healing of the soul, sending power to the more subtle layers of the aura and the chakras above. It also helps in the healing of our Karma. The real healing is spiritual healing, but have the body, mind and healthy emotions helps us enormously to achieve spiritual healing.

Fire Serpent

This symbol usually used only for initiations. Some of the show as a version of Raku, since its function is very similar. Thus, the mission of the Fire Snake is to open the aura of the student for initiation and at the same time balancing all chakras. The difference is that the Raku Raku only opens the aura and chakras are not harmonized. Can be used at the beginning of the opening to open the aura of the pupil and at the end of initiation to close will depend on the intention to give you the time of use. The correct way to trace it is starting at the head, go through the different chakras and tightening the spiral in the coccyx.

Tibetan Fire Serpent can be found in two versions:

Fire Dragon

The Fire Dragon is like the serpent of fire, but the reverse. Although it has a total of nine curves. Among its attributes include the activation of Kundalini, eliminates back problems and harmonize the chakras. It is also used in initiations after the Serpent of Fire. The nine curves represent the 7 chakras plus 2 that is above the head and below the feet.

Tummo

This symbol does not transmit all Tibetan Reiki master. For some reason on some transmission lines and schools has been lost. Where if you can find is in Karuna Reiki systems. It is a Tibetan symbol that develops spiritual yearning.