Traditional Reiki Symbols – Wall Decal

Reiki originated in Japan in the early 20th century. Mikao Usui embarked on a deep spiritual quest and climbed the sacred Mount Kurama. There, he fasted and meditated for 21 days until a powerful beam of light struck him. He received the attunement to the universal life energy and saw the sacred symbols in his mind's eye.

Originally, this teaching was reserved only for those prepared through an initiation—with the goal not just to use the symbols, but to internalize the life principles and the spiritual mindset behind them.

A Word from Heart to Heart: Tradition & Responsibility

As a Reiki Master, I hesitated for years to release these symbols to the public. Nowadays, you see them everywhere, but unfortunately often misrepresented or without the necessary knowledge of their sacredness.

My mission is to make these symbols available in their correct and powerful form after long, careful work—especially for all Reiki initiates who wish to use them with the necessary respect. I stand in a very direct lineage to the origins:

My Initiation Lineage:

Mikao Usui • Dr. Chujiro Hayashi • Hawayo Takata • Phyllis Lei Furumoto • Alfred Mörgeli • Doris Sommer • Jürgen Funke • Oliver Wiedemer • Carola Stober

This closeness to the roots is my promise to you that you are receiving energetically pure and authentic tools for your practice here.

The Symbols: Keys to Healing and Harmony

1. Cho Ku Rei – The Power Symbol

• Meaning: "Place the power of the universe here."

• Effect: It acts like a light switch. It amplifies energy, protects against negative influences, and focuses the healing power on one point.

• Spiritual Vibe: Grounding, protection, and pure energy.

2. Sei He Ki – The Mental and Emotional Healing Symbol

• Meaning: "God and humanity become one."

• Effect: This central healing symbol works on the emotional and mental level. It helps to let go of old patterns, release emotional blockages, and brings harmony to your thoughts.

• Spiritual Vibe: Emotional peace, purification, and letting go.

3. Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen – The Distance Healing Symbol

• Meaning: "The origin of all things is oneness" (No past, present, or future).

• Effect: It transcends the boundaries of time and space. Ideal for distance Reiki or sending healing to past experiences and the inner child.

• Spiritual Vibe: Connection, timelessness, and karma healing.

4. Dai Ko Myo – The Master Symbol

• Meaning: "Great shining light."

• Effect: The most sacred symbol. It represents the highest vibration and works directly on the soul level. It supports spiritual enlightenment and the connection to the Source.

• Spiritual Vibe: Transformation, wisdom, and oneness.

How to Use Your Wall Decals

These symbols are not simple decorations, but energetic tools. You can place them in your treatment room, above your altar, or in a place of silence.

• In the meditation area: The Dai Ko Myo helps you raise your vibration.

• Above the bed: The Sei He Ki promotes peaceful sleep and emotional clearing.

• In the entryway: The Cho Ku Rei acts as an energetic filter for your home.

A little advice: Before applying the decal, hold it briefly between your hands and charge it with your personal intention. This turns the symbol into a living companion on your journey.

Set Size 1:

• Cho Ku Rei: 6 x 9 cm

• Sei He Ki: 5 x 9 cm

• Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen: 5 x 21 cm

• Dai Ko Myo: 5 x 14 cm

Set Size 2:

• Cho Ku Rei: 13 x 17 cm

• Sei He Ki: 10 x 18 cm

• Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen: 9 x 42 cm

• Dai Ko Myo: 10 x 27 cm

Set Size 3:

• Cho Ku Rei: 19 x 26 cm

• Sei He Ki: 15 x 28 cm

• Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen: 14 x 63 cm

• Dai Ko Myo: 15 x 40 cm

Set Size 4:

• Cho Ku Rei: 26 x 35 cm

• Sei He Ki: 20 x 37 cm

• Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen: 19 x 84 cm

• Dai Ko Myo: 20 x 53 cm

Set Size 5:

• Cho Ku Rei: 32 x 44 cm

• Sei He Ki: 25 x 46 cm

• Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen: 23 x 105 cm

• Dai Ko Myo: 25 x 67 cm

Set Size 6:

• Cho Ku Rei: 37 x 51 cm

• Sei He Ki: 30 x 53 cm

• Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen: 27 x 122 cm

• Dai Ko Myo: 29 x 78 cm