WWRO Frequently Asked Questions

The below lists a mixture of commonly asked Questions (this page will be updated frequently). Please just click on the Question and that will automatically take you to the answer on the below page.

Reiki Q?

• What is Reiki?
• Do you need to concentrate in order to channel the reiki energy?
• Does Reiki have anything to do with religion?
• Should I use Reiki instead of going to the doctor?
• Can Reiki be used with other therapies?
• The Reiki flow are the same in both hands?
• Is the Reiki flow affected by the health of the practitioner?
  

Technical Q?

• I am having problems viewing the WWRO Internet pages?
• The WWRO site does not look right in my Internet Browser?
• I don't think I have a Image editing package on my PC?
• The Page Can not be found - Message in the Browser?
• Screen looks wrong and I can't type in?
  
• Do you have another question thats not been answered here? If so then please use the CONTACT link on the WWRO menu to drop us an email?

What is Reiki ?

Reiki is 'light touch' hands-on system of natural healing and spiritual enlightenment introduced to the world by Dr. Mikao Usui, in Japan in the early 20th century. Today it is practiced in hospitals, clinics and alternative health treatment centers all over the world.

Reiki is an energy healing system which channels universal life force into the body by either "hands on"or by "distance healing".
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Do you need to concentrate in order to channel the reiki energy?

As soon as a Reiki practitioner's hands are placed on or near any living organism the Reiki `turns on' automatically.

There is no conscious effort needed on the part of the practitioner. If a Reiki practitioner is asleep and his or her hands are placed on another person's injury or wound the Reiki starts flowing even though the practitioner is asleep. You do not have to learn how to give Reiki.

If you have been initiated to Reiki, you simply have to place your hands on or near the body
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Does Reiki have anything to do with religion?

Reiki is not a religion.

It beholds no doctrines, creeds or contradictions to the Universal Laws of Consciousness and Love. Reiki is very spiritual in nature, but there is nothing you are required to believe in before you can learn and use Reiki.In fact, Reiki will work whether someone believes in it or not!
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Should I use Reiki instead of going to the doctor?

Thats not really advisable. Reiki enhances all other modalities and is at its best when used in combination with something else. We always recommend you
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Can Reiki be used with other therapies?

Yes, it can be combined with other therapies very successfully. Reiki is completely safe and it activates natural healing energy within us.

It will enhance the effects of other complementary healing arts such as massage, acupuncture, shiatsu, foot reflexology, aromatherapy, chiropractic, colour therapy, homeopathy and many others. Many practitioners of other modalities have reported that their work has intensified since learning Reiki.
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The Reiki flow are the same in both hands?

There is no `giving' or `receiving' hand to worry about when using Reiki. There are some systems which need to observe different rules For example, keeping both hands on the patient; not crossing the hands; treating on the correct side of the body, etc. This is unnecessary when using Reiki
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Is the Reiki flow affected by the health of the practitioner?

Even a very sick, weak person who is correctly initiated to Reiki can give treatments that are just as strong and effective as a Reiki Practitioner who is in good health.
The Reiki energy is not coming from the physical energy from the body of the practitioner.
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TECHNICAL

I am having problems viewing the WWRO Internet pages?

Your Computer Cookies and Security settings

In order to use the WWRO website you must ensure your Cookies and Security settings are correct. Cookies are "tokens" (such as your userid etc) that are stored on your computer which are used by pages within a website to confirm that you have logged in and are allowed to view those pages etc.
 
If you are having problems using the site, it may be that you may have the ability to store cookies turned off in your browser. The method for allowing cookies to be stored varies depending on the browser you are using. Instructions for the most common browsers are given below. If your browser is not listed, refer to the help within your browser.

Internet Explorer 5 for Windows
To enable cookies and active scripts in Internet Explorer 5:

1. On the Menu Bar, select Tools - Internet Options.
2. Select the Security tab on the Internet Options screen.
3. The Internet zone should be highlighted. If the Security level for this zone is set to Medium (Default Level), no other changes are necessary.
4. If the Security level is set to Custom, then click on the Custom Level button to open the Security Settings screen.
5. Scroll down the Security Settings screen to the Cookies category. Check that Allow per-session cookies (not stored) is enabled.
6. Scroll down the Security Settings screen to the Scripting category. Check that Active scripting is enabled.
7. Click OK to close the Security Settings screen.
8. Click Apply. Then, click OK to close the Internet Options screen.

Internet Explorer 6 for Windows
To enable cookies and active scripts in Internet Explorer 6:

1. On the Menu Bar, select Tools - Internet Options.
2. Select the Privacy tab on the Internet Options screen.
3. The Settings slider should be set to Medium (Default Level).
4. Select the Security tab on the Internet Options screen.
5. The Internet zone should be highlighted. If the Security level for this zone is set to Medium (Default Level), no other changes are necessary.
6. If the Security level is set to Custom, then click on the Custom Level button to open the Security Settings screen.
7. Scroll down the Security Settings screen to the Scripting category. Check that Active scripting is enabled.
8. Click OK to close the Security Settings screen.
9. Click Apply. Then, click OK to close the Internet Options screen

Note: Internet Explorer for Windows has the option to create a list of Trusted Sites with a different set of security settings than the set listed as Internet zone. This feature can be useful if the existing settings prohibit the use of the chosen website and you don’t want to change any of the existing settings.

To add the chosen website to the list of Trusted Sites in Internet Explorer:

1. On the Menu Bar, select Tools - Internet Options.
2. Select the Security tab on the Internet Options screen.
3. Select the Trusted Sites icon on the Security screen.
4. Click on the Sites… button.
5. On the Trusted Sites screen, add the website and IP-number (if available).
6. Require server verification (https:) for all sites in this zone should be unchecked.
7. Click OK to add the trusted sites.
8. Follow the same instructions given above for enabling cookies and active scripts in the Trusted Sites zone instead of the Internet zone.

Netscape 6 for Windows
To enable cookies and JavaScript in Netscape 6 (version 6.2 or later):

1. On the Menu Bar, select Edit - Preferences….
2. Select Privacy & Security - Cookies from the Category List.
3. Under Cookie Acceptance Policy, select either Enable cookies for the originating web site only or Enable all cookies.
4. Select Advanced from the Category List.
5. On the Advanced screen, check the following items: Enable Java and Enable JavaScript for Navigator.
6. Click OK to save settings.

Netscape 7 for Windows
Note: Netscape 7 supports Windows 98 or later (http://channels.netscape.com/ns/browsers/7/learnmore/sysreq.jsp). If you are using Windows 95, we recommend using Netscape 6.2 to access the chosen website. Netscape 6.2 can be downloaded at: http://wp.netscape.com/download/archive/client_archive62x.html.
To enable cookies and JavaScript in Netscape 7:

1. On the Menu Bar, select Edit - Preferences….
2. Select Privacy & Security - Cookies from the Category List.
3. On the Cookies screen, select either Enable cookies for the originating web site only, Enable cookies based on privacy settings, or Enable all cookies.
4. If Enable cookies based on privacy settings is selected:
5. Click on View.
6. Select low, medium, high or custom level of privacy.
7. If custom is selected for the level of privacy, under for First Party Cookies when a Site has no privacy policy, select Accept, Flag or Session.
8. Click OK to close the Privacy Settings screen.
9. Select Advanced from the Category List.
10. On the Advanced screen, check the following items: Enable Java and XSLT.
11. Click OK to save settings.

Internet Explorer 5 for Macintosh
To enable Java and cookies in Internet Explorer 5:

1. On the Menu Bar, select Edit - Preferences….
2. On the Internet Explorer Preferences screen, select Web Browser - Java.
3. Under Java Options, check Enable Java (Apple MRJ).
4. On the Internet Explorer Preferences screen, select Receiving Files - Cookies.
5. Under When receiving cookies, select either Never Ask or Ask for each site.
6. Click OK to save settings.

Netscape 6 for Macintosh
To enable cookies and JavaScript in Netscape 6 (version 6.2 or later):

1. On the Menu Bar, select Edit - Preferences….
2. Select Privacy & Security - Cookies from the Category List.
3. Under Cookie Acceptance Policy, select either Enable cookies for the originating web site only or Enable all cookies.
4. Select Advanced from the Category List.
5. On the Advanced screen, check the following items: Enable Java and Enable JavaScript for Navigator.
6. Click OK to save settings.

Netscape 7 for Macintosh
Note: Netscape recommends using Netscape 7 on MacOS 9.1 or later (http://channels.netscape.com/ns/browsers/7/learnmore/sysreq.jsp). If you are using MacOS 9.0 or earlier, we recommend using Netscape 6.2 to access the chosen website. Netscape 6.2 can be downloaded at: http://wp.netscape.com/download/archive/client_archive62x.html.
To enable cookies and JavaScript in Netscape 7:

1. On the Menu Bar, select Edit - Preferences….
2. Select Privacy & Security - Cookies from the Category List.
3. On the Cookies screen, select either Enable cookies for the originating web site only, Enable cookies based on privacy settings, or Enable all cookies.
4. If Enable cookies based on privacy settings is selected:
5. Click on View.
6. Select low, medium, high or custom level of privacy.
7. If custom is selected for the level of privacy, under for First Party Cookies when a Site has no privacy policy, select Accept, Flag or Session.
8. Click OK to close the Privacy Settings screen.
9. Under Cookie Acceptance Policy, select either Enable cookies for the originating web site only or Enable all cookies.
10. Select Advanced from the Category List.
11. On the Advanced screen, check the following items: Enable Java and XSLT.
12. Click OK to save settings.

 
Still having problems?
If you are still having difficulties, you may need to ensure the Security settings are correct.
 
In Internet Explorer, select Tools > Internet options. In the Internet options window click on the Security tab ensure you site settings set to Medium or Higher.
 
If you still have problems, then please let us know at support@wwro.org, including the following information in your email:-

• Subject : WWRO URGENT - CANT ACCESS PAGES
  
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