ISIS Seichim is taught here as a practitioner degree manual from the Reiki Healing Centre, and it presents Seichim as an advanced form of hands-on work directed telepathically through sounds and symbols.
The word comes from the Egyptian SekHem, translated as "Power of Powers," and the manual describes Seichim as the parent energy of all hands-on healing systems, believed to originate in Atlantean times and traceable in a clearer form to the Mayan civilisation of South America before it reached Egypt.
Its lineage is set out on the page in two lines, one running Usui to Hayashi to Takata to Ishikuro to Robertson to Mary Shaw, the other running Ruth Mays to Inga Crisp to Barbara Hedger to Natalie Barton.
The symbol set includes variations on the Reiki symbols, some Tera Mai symbols and more besides, among them Cho Ku Rei the magnifier, Ta Ku Rei the enhancer and intensifier, Mai Yur Ma, Harth, Zonar, Mara, Fire Dragon and Tam A Ra Sha.
What makes the system distinctive is its use of numbers: symbols that carry an infinity or a spiral are drawn to the power of 3, 7 or 9, where 3 brings in the energy, 7 makes a deeper link and 9 is described as total spiritual connection. That numbering is drawn from ancient Egyptian practice, where saying a name three times was held to awaken the conscious, subconscious and soul levels in turn.
What this attunement is intended to support:
- Working with a symbol set that layers Reiki, Tera Mai and Seichim frequencies in one practice.
- Calibrating the strength of a session by drawing symbols to the power of 3, 7 or 9.
- Directing energy telepathically as well as through the hands.
- Placing symbols in what the manual calls the cosmic healing bank so a client can draw on them between sessions.
- Reading the signs of release in a client, such as sighing, deep breathing or eye movement, and pacing the work to them.
- Deepening the practitioner's own spiritual unfoldment, which the manual names as the point of Seichim beyond technique.
What you receive:
- The complete ISIS Seichim practitioner degree manual with its history and lineage chart.
- The attunement, given through the manual's own symbol sequence.
- The full symbol set with names, pronunciations and their described functions.
Who this is for:
- Reiki practitioners ready to move into a wider Egyptian-rooted symbol tradition.
- Practitioners who want a system with an explicit lineage they can name.
- Anyone drawn to the sound and symbol side of energy work rather than intention alone.
How it is used:
You always start a client at the power of 3 and only move up to 7 or 9 after watching for signs of release, and you never begin a first session at 9. The manual is clear that the client carries responsibility for their own process and that you are the channel, and it tells you to stop and simply hold a safe space if signs of distress continue.
Attunements begin with preparation and an optional invocation of Thoth, then the initiate stands with your hands on their shoulders while you sign each symbol, chant its name three times and push it into the auric field in the order given, finishing with hands at the crown, the throat, the heart and the third eye until the centres feel aligned.
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