This book is a MUST if you are planning a pilgrimage to Kurama as it has all the updated information you need for a pilgrimage to this spiritual place. If you are just interested in finding out more about Kurama, don't be surprised if you feel inspired to visit this fascinating area.
Perfect guide to Kurama as for Reiki people as well for ordinary tourist. Easy to read, easy to understand.
Lots of lovely pictures and the perfect guidebook if you go to Japan and Mt. Kurama but I was disappointed that it didn't have more about Reiki in it.
Everything is good and a carefull sending off the book ...I haven't bad things about the book only that it is GOOD.
This is an extremely informative guidebook for both first-time and seasoned pilgrims who are planning pilgrimage trips to Kurama Mountain. Reiki practitioners will also find this a must-have and handy guidebook to have in their libraries.
Wonderful book. I would highly recommend it to anyone who has an interest in Reiki.
I purchased this book for my first trip to Japan. I was going to visit my stepdaughter who was working there for 3 weeks.
I ordered this as a gift for a Reiki practioner who visited Japan a few years ago. It's a beautifully produced edition with many photos and a great deal of information.
I am thoroughly enjoying your book! At first I thought it would be fast reading.
I am very grateful for such a guidebook to Kurama mountain. The entire book is richly illustrated with photographs, and it is brimming with great cultural and historical information to enrich any Reiki practice.
I've been fortunate enough to have Jessica Miller as a Reiki teacher for the last couple of years and I'm delighted that she has written this amazing book for the masses. Not only is it wonderful introduction to Reiki, it's also a wonderful historical document about Kurama Mountain.
Heartful, beautifully designed, illustrated & bound, this is the result ofthorough research and personal experience gained on 100+ pilgrimages to Mount Kurama, just north of Kyoto City. Kurama is in many ways like hundreds or thousands of others in Japan- studded with little shrines and temples, a popular outing for city dwellers and the site of a festival of regional fame.
