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Innina Sakura Healing

Reiki Teacher and practitioner
Jikiden Reiki Shihan

Meditation Teacher
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04/12/2025

🌳 馬越峠 - a few steps on the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage 🌳
#馬越峠

30/11/2025

Delightful webinar of Tadao Yamaguchi Sensei from the Jikiden Reiki Institute in Kyoto this morning! It’s always heartwarming together online altogether from all different parts of the world to recognize so many familiar faces 🥰✨ありがとうございました🙏🏻✨

25/11/2025

⛩️Meoto Iwa⛩️

Some places don’t simply appear in front of us, they shift something inside, awakening a quiet space we carry within, a place where memory, and mythology move together.

At Futami Okitama, near Ise, two stones rise from the sea, bound by a sacred rope. They are called Meoto Iwa, the Wedded Rocks.
But their story stretches back beyond symbol or tradition. It begins with creation.

In Japanese mythology, these stones represent Izanagi and Izanami, the primordial couple who shaped the islands of Japan and gave life to the kami (gods), the subtle presence that moves through all things: unseen, yet unmistakably alive.
The larger stone is Izanagi, the bright, outward expanding force. The smaller is Izanami, the deep, receptive well of creation.
Between them hangs a thick “shimenawa” rope.
Not to restrain but to honor connection or “En”,
to acknowledge the invisible current that holds two beings in harmony…

That day, when we arrived, the sky was heavy with rain, soft and grey.
And then… just as we were about to leave, standing in front of the sacred 2 stones, the clouds opened for a heartbeat.
A few rays of sunlight fell exactly on the two stones.
Nowhere else. Just them.

It felt like Reiju from the sky.
A blessing.
A breath of alignment.
A reminder that light arrives exactly where and when it needs to.

In that moment, something shifted inside me.
A tenderness untying itself.
Maybe because I wasn’t alone.
Maybe because the place is soaked in centuries of rituals.
Maybe because Meoto Iwa doesn’t only represent union outside of us, it mirrors the union we seek within:
masculine and feminine,
earth and sky,
giving and receiving.

Pilgrims once stopped here to purify themselves before walking to Ise Jingū, as if these two stones guarded the threshold of the sacred.
As if one needed to let the inner currents balance.

Fire and water,
Stillness and movement,
Shadow and light,
before approaching the divine.

Meoto Iwa reminds us that connection, to others, to the world, to ourselves, is both ancient and ever-new, both delicate and unbreakable.

And I feel grateful for having been there…
especially because we stood together
when the light opened.

16/11/2025

Sostegno - Condivisione - Presenza nel momento

✨🙏🏻

Grazie a tutti per questa bellissima Fukushū Kai (pratica) insieme! Arigato Gozaimash*ta🥰

15/11/2025

Ama no Iwato Ama no Iwato ⛩️✨🪞☀️

Today I want to share something that moved me deeply.
I know there are several caves in Japan associated with the name “Ama no Iwato”, but standing in front of this one near Ise felt incredibly powerful, as if the story I’ve been told and read was suddenly alive all around me.

According to the Kojiki, the world once fell into complete darkness.
The Sun Goddess Amaterasu Ōmikami, wounded and humiliated by her brother Susanoo no Mikoto, hid herself inside a sacred cave called Ama no Iwato.
When she closed the massive stone behind her, the light vanished from the earth.

The kamis (gods) gathered, desperate to bring back the sun.
Then Ame no Uzume (the goddess of dance) stepped forward.
She began to dance wildly, stamping her feet, laughing, letting pure joy erupt from her body until all the kamis were laughing with her.
The sound of their laughter echoed so loudly that Amaterasu became curious.

At the same time, the gods prepared a sacred ritual outside the cave:
Ame no Koyane no Mikoto and Ame no Futodama no Mikoto decorated a sakaki tree with jewels and cloth, and hung upon it a sacred mirror: the Yata no Kagami.
This mirror was meant to reflect Amaterasu’s own light back to her, to remind her of her radiance and lure her outside.

Finally, Amaterasu slid the stone open just a little…
and for the first time, a thin ray of light escaped.
She caught sight of the mirror and, intrigued by the radiant reflection, leaned forward.
In that instant, the gods pulled the stone aside and brought her back into the world, restoring light, warmth, and balance.

Standing there last month, in front of this cave, the myth didn’t feel like a story anymore.
There was even a sakaki tree right before the cave, just as the myth describes, as if the ritual had never ended.

It felt like something breathing.
Simple, without big drama.
Sacred.
Quiet.
Alive.

And just like that, I felt a strong, almost irresistible urge to dance in front of the cave to celebrate joy, to invite the light, to honour this place where the world was reborn.
(Who knows… maybe Ame no Uzume was there too.)

12/11/2025

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05/11/2025

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02/11/2025

✨Reiju e pratica di oggi✨
ありがとうございました。🙏🏻✨

02/11/2025

伊勢神宮　内宮　
⛩️ Ise Jingu ⛩️

31/10/2025

Being able to visit the village where Mikao Usui Sensei was born and raised was a very moving experience. We also had the chance to visit Amataka shrine and to receive a Norito prayer from the Kannushi there. However, no photos of the temple or of the Torii are allowed to be shared on the internet. I deeply respect this restriction, so I am sharing with you the part of Zendoji Temple instead.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart to for her precious help and beautiful presence, lovely Yuki and to our wonderful Reiki community for sharing this special moment with us 💜🙏🏻

Indirizzo

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