Komyo ReikiDo Melbourne

Komyo ReikiDo Melbourne A certified Komyo ReikiDo teacher teaching all levels of a Japanese Reiki system in Melbourne. Health & Wellness Website

Administrator of Komyo ReikiDo Australia & Komyo ReikiDo International. Komyo ReikiDo emphasizes the spiritual practice of Reiki not just the physical.

Celebrating the birthdate of Mikao Usui, who brought Reiki to the world.⁠⁠Mikao Usui 15th August 1865 to 9th March 1926⁠...
15/08/2026

Celebrating the birthdate of Mikao Usui, who brought Reiki to the world.⁠

Mikao Usui 15th August 1865 to 9th March 1926⁠

Mikao Usui was born on August 15, 1865, in Taniai, Gifu Prefecture, Japan. Usui Sensei was born at a critical time in Japanese history: the end of the Edo period, the age of Feudalism. Japan was ruled by the Shogunate, which commanded the armies of Samurai warriors. In 1867, political dominion and rule were returned to the Emperor of Japan, and the age of Modernism began.⁠

Usui Mikao was the son and grandson of a merchant family whose ancestry can be traced back to the Chiba Samurai clan. He was not a samurai. Details of his childhood are unknown, so many of the stories on the internet are fabrications.⁠

In the small village of Taniai, there is only one Buddhist temple of the Jodo Shu (Pure Land) sect, where generation after generation of the Usui family’s remains are located. In the same village, there is a Shinto Shrine with a huge stone Torii (gate) where Usui Mikao and his younger brother’s names, Sanya and Kuniji, are engraved. Usui Sanya was a medical doctor in the army and opened a clinic in Tokyo after retirement. Usui Kuniji was a Police Officer in the local area where Usui Mikao was born. Kuniji retired and became a Shihan of the Gakkai and was teaching Reiki Ryoho to local people. ⁠

In 1922, Usui Mikao climbed Kurama Yama (Mount Kurama) north of Kyoto, the ancient capital city of Japan. At the time, he was almost 57 years old, an elderly man whose average lifespan was less than 50 years in Japan. Here, he undertook severe training by fasting and meditating for 21 days. He felt one Great Reiki and became enlightened, it is believed in March 1922. The exact date is not known. Usui Sensei accidentally realised that he had been given a wonderful gift, a mysterious healing ability, in his hands. Why Usui Sensei climbed the mountain and undertook severe training for 21 days is unknown.⁠

For Komyo ReikiDo practitioners (KRD Chuden and up).
11/07/2026

For Komyo ReikiDo practitioners (KRD Chuden and up).

For the Americas and Australasian timezones in English & Spanish
For Komyo ReikiDo practitioners (Level 2 and up) & Komyo Reiki Do teachers.

Upcoming KRD Gathering:
***Saturday 18th July 9am Kyoto time
***Saturday 8th August, 9am Kyoto time
***Saturday 19th September, 9am Kyoto time
***Saturday 24th October, 9am Kyoto time

For English speakers, please email KRD International for details and eligibility.
Email: [email protected]

For Spanish speakers, please email KRD Argentina. [email protected]


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Haiku: Tea Ceremony.Frog calls from the pondSummer maples reflectedIn the matcha bowlA tea house in the style of Sen no ...
28/06/2026

Haiku: Tea Ceremony.

Frog calls from the pond
Summer maples reflected
In the matcha bowl

A tea house in the style of Sen no Rikyu, where simplicity allows the tea to become the heart of the experience. A single flower arrangement, one scroll, and nothing more to distract the mind.

The gentle sound of frogs calling, water quietly flowing, and a tea bowl adorned with maple leaves reflecting the garden beyond the shoji screens.

Tea ceremony is meditation in motion—a moment of stillness where nature, mindfulness, and matcha come together. In such simplicity, there is nothing missing.

A visit to Mt. Kurama with the June 2026 Shinpiden and Retreat group lead by Inamoto Sensei and Kanji Hashimoto. It was ...
25/06/2026

A visit to Mt. Kurama with the June 2026 Shinpiden and Retreat group lead by Inamoto Sensei and Kanji Hashimoto. It was good to be back on the mountain where Reiki began. Practising Reiki Mawashi, meditating and receiving Reiju brings a special connection, near the place where Usui Mikao became enlightened.

Komyo ReikiDo Shinpiden and Retreat in Kyoto. Fabulous people, gardens, tea ceremony in a traditional Tea House, Zen med...
23/06/2026

Komyo ReikiDo Shinpiden and Retreat in Kyoto. Fabulous people, gardens, tea ceremony in a traditional Tea House, Zen meditation and Japanese home cooking.

Ichi-go Ichi-e 一期一会, one time, one meeting or once in a lifetime, every day, every moment never repeated.

Much gratitude to and all participants to make this event a time to remember.

Colours of Kyoto....
22/06/2026

Colours of Kyoto....

Nanzenji, the Philosophers Path, Eikando temple, Honenin temple and Ginkakuji temple.A lovely walk with hydrangeas bloom...
20/06/2026

Nanzenji, the Philosophers Path, Eikando temple, Honenin temple and Ginkakuji temple.

A lovely walk with hydrangeas blooming in various shades of blue. The Philosophers Path was named after Nishida Kitaro who was known for his walks. There is a poem stone which reads:

People are people,
And I will be myself,
Regardless,
The path I follow
I will follow on.....

A lovely Reiki Share with Inamoto Sensei in Kyoto.  It's great to be a part of this group. I am glad to see that most of...
16/06/2026

A lovely Reiki Share with Inamoto Sensei in Kyoto. It's great to be a part of this group. I am glad to see that most of the upcoming KRD Shinpiden and Retreat came along.

I have wanted to visit Mt. Hiei for a long time  I decided to go this time around. It took a train ride, cable car, rope...
14/06/2026

I have wanted to visit Mt. Hiei for a long time I decided to go this time around. It took a train ride, cable car, ropeway and bus to get to the eastern side of the Enryakuji complex. Enryakuji, the headquarters of the Tendai Buddhist sect, was founded by Saicho in 788.

Tendai Buddhist sect has an interesting history, where it wielded significant spiritual and political power with a large army of warrior monks. To curb the power of these monks, Oda Nobunaga attacked and destroyed the remote complex in 1571. It was later rebuilt and remains the Tendai headquarters today.

The main temple, Konpon Chudo, houses the 'Unextinguishable Dharma Lamp' which has remained lit for over 1200 years. This building has been undergoing renovation since 2016. A large warehouse structure was built around the whole temple to protect it from the changing weather, while renovations continue unimpeded. This national treasure will take 15 years to complete. Visitors can view the progress from platforms. Interestingly, the paint colours from the original building were recorded so that future generations could repair and maintain the temple as it was. Just amazing!

I am very glad to be back in Kyoto and being able to visit another beautiful temple. Kenninji is considered to be the ol...
13/06/2026

I am very glad to be back in Kyoto and being able to visit another beautiful temple. Kenninji is considered to be the oldest Rinzai Zen temple in Kyoto, founded by Eisei in 1202. It is noted for the twin dragon ceiling in the Dharma Hall, the dry Zen garden and the golden screen of Fujin, the Wind God and Raijin, the Thunder God.

This is one of the rare temples where photos are allowed to be taken.

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Level 1, Suite 4, 542 Whitehorse Road
Mitcham, VIC
3132

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