Reiki Master Teacher

I’ll admit, I approached *Reiki Master Teacher* skeptical. Too many Reiki books either drown you in woolly metaphysics or read like a corporate training slideshow. Kaehr’s audiobook? It’s the Goldilocks of the genre—just right. The structure is *brilliant*: she breaks down each Reiki level (I, II, Master) into digestible segments, complete with sample scripts for attunements and even *what to say when students doubt their abilities*. As someone who’s taught Reiki workshops, I wished I’d had this years ago—especially her tip about using physical anchors (like holding a crystal) to help nervous students ground during their first attunement. Genius. Now, the narration: Cassandra Arnold’s voice is smooth and engaging, but I’ll be honest—her pacing in the first 10 minutes feels *just* a hair too slow, like she’s reading to a room of meditating monks. Once the content kicks in, though, it evens out, and her tone becomes a real asset, especially during the attunement scripts where a calming cadence matters. My only real critique? The audiobook’s brevity. At 76 minutes, it’s a sprint, and while Kaehr covers the essentials, I craved more on handling *resistant* students or integrating Reiki with other modalities. Still, for the price and time investment, this is a steal—think of it as the sparknotes version of a Reiki teaching degree, minus the fluff.