Community Reiki Circle

Join us for an evening of Reiki practice, connection, and shared healing energy.

Reiki Shares are gatherings for practitioners and students to come together in community, deepen their connection with Reiki, and offer sessions to one another in a supportive and grounded space.

Each bi-monthly, complimentary gathering includes time for introductions, a Japanese Reiki meditation, shared Reiki exchange, gentle reflection, and closing meditation.

Every other month, we'll explore a simple teaching or focus, such as one of the Five Reiki Principles, hand placements, a traditional technique, or a meditation from the Japanese lineage.

These evenings are rooted in the simplicity of Reiki, a practice of presence, compassion, and harmony.

Purpose & Principles
Our Reiki Shares are intended to:

• Support ongoing Reiki practice and confidence for Reiki practitioners and students.
• Cultivate community connection and mutual learning rooted in compassion and respect.
• Preserve the grounded simplicity and essence of the Reiki system.
• Offer a consistent space for peace, reflection, and inner alignment.

We focus solely on Reiki during these gatherings so that everyone can experience its pure, balancing flow. Those interested in blending Reiki with other modalities will find opportunities for that exploration in separate workshops and circles.

All levels and lineages are warmly welcome.

This circle is designed primarily for those who have received Reiki training and wish to deepen their practice through regular exchange, reflection, and study. Those who are Reiki-curious or untrained are welcome to attend and will be gently oriented to the flow of the circle.

Community Reiki Circle is a gathering space for those who practice Reiki or are considering learning Reiki. Events focus on study, practice, discussion, and shared exploration of Reiki as a healing art and spiritual practice. While healing may occur, CRC events are not a substitute for private healing sessions.

This Reiki Share is offered as a complimentary gathering for our Reiki community.

Facilitator
Tracy L. Cash, LCSW, the founder of Sacred Mountain Healing Center and Community Reiki Circle, is a social worker; Reiki Master Teacher for Usui, Karuna and Drumming lineages; ISTA Certified Therapeutic Sound Practitioner; Certified Nature-Based & Integration Coach; Partswork Facilitator, Licensed Chakradance Facilitator, Certified Morning Altars Teacher, and Pilates instructor.

With more than 30 years of experience exploring wellness and spirituality, Tracy draws on both clinical wisdom and lived experience to ethically bridge the mystical and the practical. Her work supports participants in transforming inner conflict into wholeness, helping them embody their truth and shine with integrity and self-trust.

Healing Circle: We’re In This Together

There are moments when the weight of local, national, and global events can feel overwhelming. Grief, uncertainty, violence, disaster, division, and collective exhaustion ripple through our communities and nervous systems.

In times like these, it can help to gather in intentional community and remember that healing is not meant to happen in isolation.

This Healing Circle is a space for Reiki practitioners and healing arts practitioners to come together in compassion, presence, and shared intention.

Together, we create a shared space for connection, support, and healing intention.

We will create a collaborative healing field where participants can add names, places, events, situations, communities, or personal concerns to a shared virtual whiteboard. This will be our altar of distance healing requests.

We will send distant healing, prayers, compassion, and supportive energy as a united group to what most calls our hearts.

Unlike our Reiki Share which is reserved specifically for Reiki practice, this circle allows for additional healing modalities and personal practices. Participants are welcome to work in ways that feel aligned and ethical for them, while honoring consent, integrity, and the spirit of compassionate service.

Our time together may include:
• Collective distant healing
• Reiki and other supportive healing modalities
• Guided meditation or grounding practices
• Breath, sound, prayer, or compassionate witnessing
• Healing support for ourselves and one another

This is not about fixing everything.

It is about showing up together with care, intention, and humanity. A reminder that even in difficult times, we can still create moments of connection, presence, and healing.

Because none of us are carrying this alone.
We’re in this together.

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Healing Circle Ethical Guidelines

This Healing Circle is offered as a space of compassion, presence, and collective care. To help create a grounded and respectful container for everyone involved, please hold the following intentions during our time together:

• Practice from a place of humility, compassion, and non-attachment to outcomes.

• Whenever possible, offer healing with consent. For public events, communities, or global situations, we focus on sending support for the highest good rather than attempting to direct specific outcomes.

• We are not here to fix, rescue, diagnose, or override another person’s agency, beliefs, or path.

• Participants are welcome to use Reiki and/or other supportive healing modalities that align with their own ethical practice and training.

• Please refrain from making medical, psychological, or spiritual claims about others during the circle.

• Confidentiality matters. If personal names or situations are shared, we ask everyone to hold them with care and privacy.

• You are encouraged to tend to your own nervous system and wellbeing throughout the gathering. Participation, stepping away, resting, or simply witnessing are all welcome forms of engagement.

• We honor many paths, beliefs, and healing traditions. This circle is rooted in respect, inclusion, and compassionate presence.

Together, we create a field of care in the midst of uncertainty.
This becomes our refuge.

Facilitator
Tracy L. Cash, LCSW, the founder of Sacred Mountain Healing Center and Community Reiki Circle, is a social worker; Reiki Master Teacher for Usui, Karuna and Drumming lineages; ISTA Certified Therapeutic Sound Practitioner; Certified Nature-Based & Integration Coach; Partswork Facilitator, Licensed Chakradance Facilitator, Certified Morning Altars Teacher, and Pilates instructor.

With more than 30 years of experience exploring wellness and spirituality, Tracy draws on both clinical wisdom and lived experience to ethically bridge the mystical and the practical. Her work supports participants in transforming inner conflict into wholeness, helping them embody their truth and shine with integrity and self-trust.

Welcome to The Reiki Book Club!

Dive into the world of Reiki through inspiring books, thoughtful discussion, and shared insights. In this bi-monthly gathering, we’ll:

• Explore different perspectives, history, and practices within Reiki.
• Reflect on key takeaways and how they impact our personal practice.
• Share questions, curiosities, and ideas sparked by the reading.
• Connect with like-minded practitioners in a supportive, relaxed space.

Whether you’re new to Reiki or a seasoned practitioner, this complimentary book club is a chance to deepen your understanding, gain fresh inspiration, and explore new ways to integrate Reiki into your life.

BOOK
"Intuitive Reiki for Our Times: Essential Techniques for Enhancing Your Practice" by Amy Z. Rowland, (Healing Arts Press) 2006

DATE
August 13, 2026

TIME
6:00 - 7:30 PM MST

FEE
This is a complimentary gathering for our Reiki Community.

Descriptions from a Seller's Website
A guide to developing and using intuitive skills during Reiki sessions to enhance the effectiveness of the treatment

• Focuses on self-training rather than transmission of techniques from master to student

• Designed to assist practitioners at all levels and of all lineages

• Includes interviews with Reiki masters William Lee Rand, Mari Hall, and others

Most Western Reiki practitioners are taught Reiki without acknowledgment of the integral role intuition can play in helping heal a client completely and permanently. Yet in Japan, practitioners must master the skill of using Reiki in an intuitive way at Shoden (entry) level before they are permitted to advance to the next level. In Intuitive Reiki for Our Times, Amy Rowland addresses the need for instruction in how to use intuition as a healing tool by presenting traditional techniques, both Western and Japanese, as well as new techniques that unite Reiki and intuition.

Rowland begins by focusing on the varieties of intuitive experience and the healing purposes such experiences serve. She then helps practitioners inventory their own intuitive abilities in order to establish a personal starting point for further development. Emphasizing self-training rather than the customary transmission of techniques from master to student, Rowland offers fully illustrated, practical exercises and techniques that certified Reiki practitioners and teachers can readily apply in their own practices. She concludes with a series of interviews with well-known Reiki masters--including William Lee Rand, Mari Hall, and Jane Anne Narrin--on how to use intuitive Reiki for the benefit of the client as well as for the practitioner’s own spiritual guidance.

Host
Tracy L. Cash, LCSW, the founder of Sacred Mountain Healing Center and Community Reiki Circle, is a social worker; Reiki Master Teacher for Usui, Karuna and Drumming lineages; ISTA Certified Therapeutic Sound Practitioner; Certified Nature-Based & Integration Coach; Partswork Facilitator, Licensed Chakradance Facilitator, Certified Morning Altars Teacher, and Pilates instructor.

With more than 30 years of experience exploring wellness and spirituality, Tracy draws on both clinical wisdom and lived experience to ethically bridge the mystical and the practical. Her work supports participants in transforming inner conflict into wholeness, helping them embody their truth and shine with integrity and self-trust.