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Sounds True.com, many Voices, one journey. You're listening to Insights at the Edge. Today my guest is Bronwyn Steina.

Bronwyn founded Australia's International House of Reiki with her husband, Franz Steina,

and teaches the system of Reiki in Asia, North America, and Europe, a student of the Japanese

lineage of a Sui Reiki Riojo.

She is the co-author of four books including the Reke's source book and the Japanese

art of Reke.

With Sounds True, Bronwyn has created a two-cession audio program called Reiki meditations for Self-Healing,

where she helps listeners access their innate capacity for deep relaxation in order that we may live more naturally in alignment with our

authentic self.

In this episode of Insights at the Edge, Bronwyn and I spoke about some of the central myths

that surround the practice of Reiki.

We also talked about the importance of grounding

as part of the practice, as well as the origins of Reiki, practicing Reiki with animals, and how we can open right now to whatever is needed most in our life. Here's my conversation with Bronwin's Dina. Bronwyn, I think people think that Reiki is a form of hands-on healing, some type of hands-on-heeling.

And to begin with, could you help our listeners understand what might be unique

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