Reiki Attunements in Ottawa, Ontario
By 1885 the downtown here was lit entirely by electric street lights, the only one in Canada that could say so.
It had begun rougher, founded in 1826 as Bytown after Lieutenant-Colonel John By, the Royal Engineer who supervised construction of the Rideau Canal, and renamed in 1855 from the Algonquin word adawe, meaning to trade. Queen Victoria chose it as capital of the Province of Canada in 1857, reportedly favouring a cliff-top site ringed by forest and well back from the US border. Centre Block burned in 1916 and rose again with the Peace Tower finished in 1927. Each winter roughly 7.8 kilometres of the Rideau Canal Skateway becomes the world's largest skating rink, and people commute on it. Each May the tulips return, a living thank-you for sheltering the Dutch royal family during the Second World War, when Princess Margriet was born here in 1943. Self-paced online study suits a city that already skates to work.
Are the academy's Reiki courses offered in French as well as English, given that Ottawa is a bilingual city?
No. Every manual, attunement instruction and lesson is written and delivered in English only, so comfortable reading in English is what you need to follow along. The courses are instant digital downloads, which means you can read slowly, translate a passage yourself and revisit any section as often as you like. Reiki is offered as complementary support for relaxation and a calmer daily rhythm, and it does not take the place of care from your own health professionals.
