Reiki shares
A possible space for practitioners to exchange practice, reflect on their experiences, and replenish in a spirit of mutual care.
A vision for an inclusive circle of practitioners, learners, and kindred spirits—rooted in generosity, held by respect, and connected through a love of nature.
The intention is a community where people can learn from one another without needing to compete, perform, or have everything figured out. Different practices and perspectives can meet through listening, thoughtful questions, and shared care.
For Victoria, this is part of the larger heart of Boundless Heart: care for ourselves, care for one another, and a relationship with the living world that sustains us.
These are ideas for the community’s future. Gatherings, retreats, and a referral network will be announced when confirmed.
A possible space for practitioners to exchange practice, reflect on their experiences, and replenish in a spirit of mutual care.
Conversations about the everyday realities of caring work: boundaries, rest, ethical practice, learning, and staying connected.
Time in nature, shared reflection, and learning around the changing seasons. Details will be shared when a gathering is confirmed.
A future network built through relationships and careful consideration of each practitioner’s experience and scope. There is no active directory or referral service yet.
Honor different beliefs and lived experiences. Ask before offering touch or personal guidance. Respect each person’s boundaries and privacy. Speak honestly about training and scope, and make room for questions.
Plant-centered learning also asks us to care for the places we visit: follow local rules, protect habitats, and leave the landscape able to flourish.
Our foundation of care ↗Are you a practitioner interested in connecting, or someone who would love to learn alongside others? Tell Victoria a little about your interests and the kinds of gatherings you would value.
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