Who said this?

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THE 5th PRINCIPLE


"Just for today, I will not worry.
Just for today, I will not be angry.
Just for today, I will give thanks for my many blessings.
Just for today, I will do my work honestly.
Just for today, I will be kind to every living thing"

Answer 1

Japanese teacher Usui, he developed Reiki

Answer 2

What is Reiki?

Reiki means spirit in Japanese, or breath of life. It is a tool, which supports physical, emotional, and spiritual healing. Reiki energy is one name for the force that is behind all life that exists. It is considered by some to be the subtle force behind everything that links us all together. Dr. Usui developed the system that is used today by people that practice this art of healing. It is a powerful compliment to massage and is very beneficial with the animals. Through learning about all types of healing, animals receive what they need to enable their own bodies to begin to recharge.
The five principles of Reiki are:
Just for today
I will give thanks for my many blessings
I will not worry
I will not be angry
I will do my work honestly
I will be kind to my neighbor and every living thing

Answer 3

The Five Principles of Reiki
Just for today, do not worry
Just for today, do not anger
Honor your parents, teachers, elders
Earn your living honestly
Show gratitude to every living thing

—Taught to every Reiki practitioner
There are different versions of how the Usui Reiki movement evolved. It started by Dr. Mikao Asui, who, in the late 18th Century, reintroduced the ancient healing concept of Reiki in Japan. Reiki is part of an ancient Tibetan Buddhist practice that stresses empowerment. Asui, seeking spiritual fulfillment, was meditating on Mt. Kurama in Japan when he received some type of power. He pinpointed that power as Reiki.

According to the International Center for Reiki Training, there is much speculation regarding ancient forms of Reiki's use. One concept of Reiki's ancient origins that the International Center for Reiki Training in Southfield, MI cites is called Medicine Buddha, a Tibetan Buddhist hands-on technique.

Like Reiki, Medicine Buddha is transmitted through a teacher who has received a similar form of attunement that Reiki requires. It is likely that Dr. Usui found a long-lost Tibetan technique when he received his first Reiki on Mt. Kurama.

According to spiritual tradition, if a teacher fails to pass on such a spiritual method, that teaching stops. Dr. Usui could have resurrected the original teachings of Reiki when he went to the mountains seeking spiritual growth.

Usui eventually trained Chujiro Hayashi, a retired Japanese naval officer, in the mid-1920s. Hayashi then passed on his knowledge to a Japanese Hawaiian named Hawayo Tokata, according to Reiki the Healing Touch, by William Rand.

Tokata introduced the Usui Reiki system into the western world. Tokata was born in Hawaii, but a series of various illnesses led her to travel to Japan to seek out answers to her health problems.

Rand says it was in Japan that Tokata benefited from Reiki treatments and trained under Hayashi. Tokata returned to Hawaii in the 1930s, and she eventually passed her knowledge of Reiki onto 22 disciples before she died.

Through the teachings of those 22 disciples, who passed their knowledge along to others, the benefits of Reiki have spread. Rand estimates that today there are one million Reiki practitioners worldwide, and 50,000 masters.

From: http://health.discovery.com/centers-althealth-reiki-origins.shtml
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Answer 4

Your mom

Answer 5

Ya, that person will be sleeping all day, that's why!

Answer 6

You did, why else would I answer this question?

Answer 7

ME, I SAY THIS EVERY DAY.......... A GOOD RULE TO LIVE BY..........

Answer 8

You.

Answer 9

hmm..
you...
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