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Hayashi was a naval Captain retired on reserves in 1916. <ref>Japan's Maritime Defencse Studies Museum and Library , Megeru-Ku Tokyo. </ref> and employed Reiki to treat his patients. He began studying with Usui in 1920 at age 47 yrs.<ref>Helen H Haberly 1990, "Hawayo Takata's Story</ref> <ref>Helen H Haberly 1990, "Hawayo Takata's Story."</ref> [[ Hayashi taught the Usui system of reiki under Reiki Kenkyu-kai in Hawaii. He had a clinic in Tokyo,at Shinano-machi, Yotsurya. After Usui and has kept the way of Usui's teaching core teachings in Tact. Mrs Hawayo Takata was his official successor as Reiki Grand Master or President from 1940 to 1980.]]
Hayashi was a naval Captain retired on reserves in 1916. <ref>Japan's Maritime Defencse Studies Museum and Library , Megeru-Ku Tokyo. </ref> and employed Reiki to treat his patients. He began studying with Usui in 1920 at age 47 yrs.<ref>Helen H Haberly 1990, "Hawayo Takata's Story</ref> <ref>Helen H Haberly 1990, "Hawayo Takata's Story."</ref> [[ Hayashi taught the Usui system of reiki under Reiki Kenkyu-kai in Hawaii. He had a clinic in Tokyo,at Shinano-machi, Yotsurya. After Usui and has kept the way of Usui's teaching core teachings in Tact. Mrs Hawayo Takata was his official successor as Reiki Grand Master or President from 1940 to 1980.]]


Hayashi initiated and trained [[Mrs Hawayo H Takata<ref>http://www.usuireiki-ogm.com/mastery_p.html</ref>]] and helped her bring Reiki to Hawaii in 1937.<ref>Helen H Haberly 1990, "Hawayo Takata's Story</ref> As some of the popular history of Reiki consists of Takata's life story.<ref>Helen H Haberly 1990, "Hawayo Takata's Story]]</ref> <ref>Lubeck, Petter, and Rand. ''The Spirit of Reiki'' Twin Lakes (WI): Lotus Press, 2001.</ref> Hayashi is often considered to be Usui's chief disciple and the second Grand Master of Reiki history.[[ Fran BrownLiving Reiki: Takata's Teachings by Fran Brown : ISBN-0940795108 ]]
Hayashi initiated and trained [[Mrs Hawayo H Takata<ref>http://www.usuireiki-ogm.com/mastery_p.html</ref>]] and helped her bring Reiki to Hawaii in 1937.<ref>Helen H Haberly 1990, "Hawayo Takata's Story</ref> As some of the popular history of Reiki consists of Takata's life story.<ref>Helen H Haberly 1990, "Hawayo Takata's Story]]</ref> <ref>Lubeck, Petter, and Rand. ''The Spirit of Reiki'' Twin Lakes (WI): Lotus Press, 2001.</ref> Hayashi is often considered to be Usui's chief disciple and the second Grand Master of Reiki history.[[ <ref>Fran BrownLiving Reiki: Takata's Teachings by Fran Brown : ISBN-0940795108</ref> ]]


In 1940, Hayashi performed [[Seppku]] or 'died by his own blade' <ref> [[<ref>Yasukini Shrine archive Tokyo Navy record of deaths 1940</ref>]] </ref> rather than join [[World War II|the war]].
In 1940, Hayashi performed [[Seppku]] or 'died by his own blade' <ref> [[<ref>Yasukini Shrine archive Tokyo Navy record of deaths 1940</ref>]] </ref> rather than join [[World War II|the war]].
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* Phyllis Lei Furumoto, Office of the Reiki Grand Master, http://www.usuishikiryohoreiki.com/ogm/phyllis-paul/
* Phyllis Lei Furumoto, Office of the Reiki Grand Master, http://www.usuishikiryohoreiki.com/ogm/phyllis-paul/
* Fran Brown Book "Living Reiki , Takata's Teachings, a biography on Hawayo Takata
* Fran Brown Book "Living Reiki , Takata's Teachings, a biography on Hawayo Takata
* [[Meiji Restoration]]
* [[Meiji Emperor]]
*[[ Taisho and Showa era ]]
*[[ Taisho and Showa era ]]
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| NAME = Hayashi, Chujiro
| NAME = Hayashi, Chujiro
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES =
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES =
| SHORT DESCRIPTION = Japanese reiki practitioner
| SHORT DESCRIPTION = [[Japanese Reiki Grand Master 1927-1940 ]]
| DATE OF BIRTH = 15 September 1880
| DATE OF BIRTH = [[ 1880 ]]
| PLACE OF BIRTH = Tokyo, Japan
| PLACE OF BIRTH =[[ Kanazawa]], Japan
| DATE OF DEATH = 11 May 1940
| DATE OF DEATH = 11 May 1940
| PLACE OF DEATH = [[ Atami city Shizuoka Prefecture ]]
| PLACE OF DEATH = [[ Atami city Shizuoka Prefecture ]]

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{{Infobox person | name = Chūjirō Hayashi | image = Chujiro Hayashi.jpg | image_size = 150px | captian = 林 忠次郎 | birth_date = df=yes|1880 | birth_place = Kanagawa,  Japan | death_date = 11 May 1940(1940-05-11) (aged 59) | death_place = Atami Shizuoka Prefecture, JAPcremated and buried in Tokyo | death_cause = by own sword | nationality = Japanese people|Japanese | known_for = Reiki Usui Shiki Ryohoi | [[occupation = Naval Captain retired 1916 {{nihongo|Chujiro Hayashi|林 忠次郎|Hayashi Chūjirō|extra=15 September 1880 – 11 May 1940, the disciple of Mikao Usui Mr Chujiro Hayashi was age 47 when they first met each other, [1] Hayashi played a major role in the transmission of "Usui reiki Shiki Ryoho'out of Japan to Hawaii with Hawayo H Takata,[2] .

Hayashi was a naval Captain retired on reserves in 1916. [3] and employed Reiki to treat his patients. He began studying with Usui in 1920 at age 47 yrs.[4] [5] [[ Hayashi taught the Usui system of reiki under Reiki Kenkyu-kai in Hawaii. He had a clinic in Tokyo,at Shinano-machi, Yotsurya. After Usui and has kept the way of Usui's teaching core teachings in Tact. Mrs Hawayo Takata was his official successor as Reiki Grand Master or President from 1940 to 1980.]]

Hayashi initiated and trained [[Mrs Hawayo H Takata[6]]] and helped her bring Reiki to Hawaii in 1937.[7] As some of the popular history of Reiki consists of Takata's life story.[8] [9] Hayashi is often considered to be Usui's chief disciple and the second Grand Master of Reiki history.[[ [10] ]]

In 1940, Hayashi performed Seppku or 'died by his own blade' Cite error: A <ref> tag is missing the closing </ref> (see the help page).]] </ref> rather than join the war.

Notes

  1. ^ Helen H Haberly 1990, "Hawayo Takata's Story
  2. ^ Helen H Haberly 1990, "Hawayo Takata's Story
  3. ^ Japan's Maritime Defencse Studies Museum and Library , Megeru-Ku Tokyo.
  4. ^ Helen H Haberly 1990, "Hawayo Takata's Story
  5. ^ Helen H Haberly 1990, "Hawayo Takata's Story."
  6. ^ http://www.usuireiki-ogm.com/mastery_p.html
  7. ^ Helen H Haberly 1990, "Hawayo Takata's Story
  8. ^ Helen H Haberly 1990, "Hawayo Takata's Story]]
  9. ^ Lubeck, Petter, and Rand. The Spirit of Reiki Twin Lakes (WI): Lotus Press, 2001.
  10. ^ Fran BrownLiving Reiki: Takata's Teachings by Fran Brown : ISBN-0940795108

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