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Quote by Mikao Usui

“The secret art of inviting blessings. The spiritual medicine of all diseases. Morning and night, join your hands in prayer and repeat these words out loud and in your heart for the improvement of body and mind.”

Quote by Mikao Usui

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Mikao Usui is a mysterious figure from Japan, credited with being the founder of Reiki therapy. His life and contributions are shrouded in controversy, yet his influence on the spread and development of Reiki therapy is undeniable. more

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