A - I feel that as with everything in this world you can pay different
prices for what initially appears to be the same thing. I will admit
to not having the cheapest courses around, however, I personally feel
this is reflected in the fact that I offer probably more in my courses.
I prepare a homemade, (as much as possible, organic) two-course lunch
on both days, this includes homemade breads and homemade cordials. I
enjoy cooking and feel that by preparing a meal with love this is reflected
over a relaxing lunch where students can share with the group their
interest in Reiki.
I have taken considerable time to constuct what I feel is a very comprehensive
manual, 60 pages. This incorporates everything which is covered on the
course as well as additional information for students to read at there
leisure when the course is completed.
I would always point out to anyone who is looking for a Master to teach
them Reiki, that they must follow their heart. Trust their intuition
for where they feel most drawn to study. Reiki is a very wonderful energy
to take onboard and this is a very important decision to make. I would
ask the student to ask themselves what value do they put upon their
spiritual pathway, is cost their number one criteria or are they prepared
to follow their heart and go where they feel they have been directed
regardless to price.
To sum up I feel the cost is not an issue, you will find the Master
who is just meant to be the one for you, regardless of the cost. Just
because one Master charges a small amount does not infer that they are
less worthy than one who charges extremely high amounts, at the end
of the day it is left for you to judge what value you put on yourself
and your training.