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Exploring Usui Reiki Symbol DKM, Mount Kurama, and the Universal Light with Kenloch Cheung

Exploring Usui Reiki Symbol DKM, Mount Kurama, and the Universal Light with Kenloch Cheung

Published 10 months ago
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This week's conversation opens a gateway into the deeper roots of Reiki. Kenloch Cheung joins us again to share stories from Hong Kong, Australia, and Mount Kurama, along with his remarkable insights into the origins and meaning of the Usui DKM. This episode offers a rare blend of history, philosophy, and lived experience.

In this inspiring conversation, Colleen and Robyn welcome back Reiki teacher and ICRT Licensed Reiki Master Teacher, Kenloch Cheung, joining us from Melbourne after his recent move from Hong Kong. Kenloch bridges Eastern and Western Reiki communities with fluency in Cantonese, Mandarin, and English, and his teaching reflects a blend of technique, spiritual understanding, and practical everyday Reiki.

We explore what it has been like for Kenloch to relocate to Australia, where Reiki is widely recognized and integrated into daily wellness culture. He shares heartwarming stories about meeting Reiki-aware strangers on mountains in Switzerland, having conversations with immigration officers about Reiki, and settling into a new rhythm of life shaped by self-care, peace, and personal health.

The highlight of this episode is Kenloch's detailed teaching on DKM, including:

  • The historical and cultural origins of the symbol
  • Insights from Mount Kurama's prayer to Sonten
  • How the kanji themselves illuminate the DKM deeper meaning
  • The relationship between the symbol, the sun, the moon, and the earth
  • Connections with universal laws, duality, spiritual understanding, and enlightenment

Colleen and Robyn share their own experiences with DKM as Reiki practitioners and teachers, including its role in healing belonging, unity, and the alignment of spiritual and human selves. Together, they weave modern Reiki practice with ancient context, bringing new understanding to DKM symbol and its relevance today.

Kenloch also speaks about hosting William Rand in Hong Kong, teaching multilingual classes, and his plans for English-language courses in Australia. His joy for community, sharing Reiki, and living a grounded, healthy life shines throughout this conversation.

Listen NowThis episode is available on all major podcast platforms and on our YouTube channel.

Connect with Kenloch Cheung:

Website: https://kenlochhealingspace.boutir.com/

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