Becoming a Grand Reiki Master: Skill, Spirit & Service

What comes after Reiki Mastery?

For Dr. Constance Santego, the answer was not another certificate, another class, or another technique. It was a profound spiritual experience that changed how she understood Reiki, teaching, initiation, and service.

Becoming a Grand Reiki Master: Skill, Spirit & Service explores the path beyond the traditional three human levels of Reiki and asks what it truly means to move from doing Reiki to being Reiki. At the heart of the book is a central distinction: a Reiki Master develops through training, practice, attunement, and teaching, while Grand Reiki Mastery is presented as a deeper transformation—one recognized through readiness, humility, service, spiritual alignment, and what the author describes as a calling from Spirit.

This is not a conventional Reiki manual. It brings together decades of Dr. Santego’s teachings in Reiki, intuition, prophecy, energy medicine, and the Nine Spiritual Gifts, while exploring how practical skill and spiritual awareness may eventually merge into a single way of being.

Readers journey through intuitive awakening, prophetic senses, the Nine Spiritual Gifts, soul refinement, karmic purification, emotional transmutation, ego, spiritual ethics, higher-dimensional Reiki, advanced understanding of symbols, energetic field holding, Archangels and higher guidance, spiritual tests, attunement, leadership, and becoming a teacher of teachers.

The later chapters move deeply into service, humility, leadership, ethical spiritual authority, lineage, the future of Reiki, and the responsibility of helping prepare the next generation of practitioners. The book also includes meditations, self-assessment, journal reflections, signs of being called to Grand Mastery, lineage material, and a glossary of Reiki Wisdom terminology.

At its core, this book is not about acquiring a higher title. It is about becoming a more grounded, intuitive, ethical, and spiritually mature healer—one who understands that greater ability brings greater responsibility.

Skill prepares the hands. Spirit prepares the soul. Service reveals the Master.

And perhaps Grand Mastery begins not when you decide you are ready—but when you realize the path has been preparing you all along.