Jay V. Jackson

Senior Licensed Reiki Master Teacher

International Center For Reiki Training

When a Crystal Relationship Changes: Listening Again to a Familiar Stone

There are crystals we return to again and again. One may have traveled with us for years, sat on the same altar through several seasons of life, or been present during an important period of healing and change. Because of that history, the crystal can begin to feel familiar in the same way a well-known […]

Reiki Empowered Coaching: From Giving Answers to Strengthening Client Agency

Reiki practitioners are often drawn to service because they care deeply about people. We learn to listen, to offer support, to teach, to share Reiki, and to respond when someone is hurting or uncertain. Those qualities can become a strong foundation for coaching, but they can also create one of the most important developmental challenges […]

Reiki Between the Moments: Creating Conscious Transitions in Daily Life

We often think of Reiki practice in clearly defined sessions. We sit down, place our hands, become aware of Reiki, and give ourselves time to receive. Those longer periods of practice are important because they create room for depth, reflection, and healing. Yet some of the most useful opportunities for Reiki happen in places we […]

One Reiki Session, Many Choices: Working With Multiple Animals

One of the first things to release is the assumption that everyone should participate in the same way. Human beings tend to organize shared experiences around consistency. We begin at the same time, remain in the same place, follow the same process, and often judge success by how closely everyone follows the plan. Animals rarely […]

Trusting Reiki When Crystal Work Feels Quiet

When Quiet Crystal Work Makes Us Doubt Ourselves Crystal work can be wonderfully tangible. We can hold a stone in our hand, feel its texture and temperature, notice its color and structure, and place it intentionally within a Reiki session. Yet the energetic relationship with a crystal can also be extremely subtle. Some people notice […]

Caring Without Taking Ownership of the Outcome

Why Mentors Worry About the People They Support Mentorship begins because we care about someone’s development. A practitioner comes to us uncertain about their sessions, a Reiki Master is trying to find confidence in professional practice, or a teacher is learning how to stand in front of a class and guide students well. When we […]