Meike Wagner, an ophthalmologist in Erfurt, Germany graduated as a Reiki teacher on 12th of May. It was a very extraordinary celebration!
It is not every day that Mischa and I release a Reiki Master into her seminar future. In 30 years we have now been allowed to do this 46 times. It is always a great honour and we look forward to experiencing this many more times.
On the one hand, we would like to take this opportunity to congratulate Meike publicly and from the bottom of our hearts.
On the other hand, we would like to tell you about how wonderful Meike’s special performance was, with which she surprised the guests. The photo shows her reciting the 1814 ballad ‘Des Sängers Fluch’ (The singer’s curse) by the poet Ludwig Uhland. The recitation was … simply overwhelming. The audience was spellbound, fascinated by the way Meike managed to evoke never-before-seen images in our minds. I was constantly reminded of Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, which I marvelled at as a nineteen year old and which would provide a dignified setting for this unique experience.
Bravo, Meike, may your Reiki seminars be just as fascinating!
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Yes, I am!
Reiki Master
Last Friday I had my big day – I graduated as a Reiki Master!
It was an overwhelming event, full of emotions, incredibly beautiful!
It is certainly true that one matures with age. Nevertheless, I actually feel younger. Not because I skipped a few years, but because I was able to rediscover former good qualities in myself. And this thanks to my wonderful Master-Teachers Mischa and René! They have caringly accompanied me on my path over all these years, truly in good times as well as in bad! After the 3A seminar I was born again and now I am at the beginning of a new phase in my life – and I am ready for it.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has supported me!
First and foremost Mischa Vögtli-Egloff and René Vögtli, whose excellent training has familiarised me with all facets of the Reiki world and made me what I am today! Many thanks!
Thank you to my family and friends who have supported me so much, thank you for your understanding and your open ear!
Let’s make the world a little bit better, bit by bit!
Namaste
Meike Wagner
Original in German