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Ethical Principles of Reiki

The main purpose of Reiki practice was not only to heal diseases, but also to have a positive mind and healthy body so that people would experience joy in life. Dr. Usui recommended that putting these principles into practical use in daily life would have its own rewards:

The secret art of inviting happiness
The miraculous medicine of all diseases:

Just for today..

Do not anger

Do not worry

Be filled with Gratitude

Devote yourself to your work

Be kind to others

Just for today:
When you live in the present, you're aware of what's happening within and around you. To make thoughts present-centred, think about 'now' rather than the past or future. Live in the present moment to enjoy today.

Do not anger:
Anger is a destructive emotion tied to expectations about what should have happened. It hurts us and others. With compassion, we can consciously choose not to be angry. When we shift our point-of-view, we can address issues in harmonious ways. Realize that anger and other selfish emotions like resentment, hatred, envy are harmful, avoid such emotions. 

Do not worry:
Worry is often our usual response to something we think is going to happen in the future (not the present) but often doesn't happen. Some people put themselves through weeks of agony only to have what they thought MIGHT happen not. Struggling to control a situation just creates an energy cycle which makes things worse. Choose not to worry, just for today.

Be filled with Gratitude:
This means we should honor and be grateful to everyone for the part they play in our lives: friends, neighbors, children, spouses, colleagues, store clerks, telephone receptionists, everyone we come into contact with throughout our day. Be grateful for all of the abundance in our lives, every blessing large and small, and we will be attracted to more. What goes around comes around. If you honor and respect others, they will do the same.

Devote yourself to your work:
This refers to all the work you do from cooking a meal for your family to meditating or reading inspirational books. We confuse what we do with who we are , taking our identity or the importance of it from what kind of job we have. Everyone of us is valuable and special and we all play special roles in each others lives and impact each other in many different ways. All work is valuable and we should  honor ourselves for doing it and create the best we can with satisfaction in what we do. Take it from the simplest tasks and be present and find enjoyment in what you are doing at the moment. Be honest with yourself, accept yourself for who you are.

Be kind to others:
As our consciousness is raised we realize that we are part of the Universal Life Force and  begin to feel more connected to everything and understand that we are all connected; what we do effects others. We come to realize there is no place for negative behaviors on this planet and all (people, animals, plants) should be respected.  We all have a role to play and should be valued, respected and treated with kindness. We need to be grateful for our many blessings even when we think that life is difficult. There will always be ups and downs, sometimes we will be happy, sometimes sad, but every experience we have had has made us who we are.

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