One of the more popular forms of alternative medicine is Reiki healing. It's commonly thought to come from Japan, but it has it's roots in ancient India.
Reiki healing can be used to heal both the body and the spirit. It compliments other healing methods beautifully. Reiki is excellent to use to speed recovery, as it cannot do harm.
Reiki healing is a spiritual practice. That's a bit vague so let me explain. It is healing done by one spirit for another (or for itself). As with any other form of energy healing, it seeks to balance the energy system first, and thus helps take care of the body.
The upshot is that Reiki in particular and energy healing generally are very good at smoothing the emotional wounds of the past.
In the process of living life, we tend to pick up a few emotional wounds. After a while, they can overwhelm you if you don't work to heal them. Reiki treatments can patch up those wounds and keep your emotional and physical wellbeing solid.
The effect on the body is generally subtle, but be ready to be surprised. Deep relaxation of the body is the least Reiki will do. Don't underestimate the boon of deep relaxation. How often do people get to truly unwind these days? Letting the body get some downtime to repair isn't to be scoffed at.
While Reiki is subtle, there are a few stories from my practice that I can share: Used on myself, a surgical operation healed extremely quickly and with hardly any painkillers after the first day. Motion sickness has been stopped in its tracks. Kitchen burns have disappeared.
The combination of Reiki healing with other forms of energy healing is generally considered the best way to go. Myself and the other practitioners I know go to the doctor when we've got a health problem, but we use Reiki to support modern medicine instead of replace it. Many of us will also blend Reiki with other forms of energy healing, but that's another topic entirely.
An interesting note is that Reiki cannot be used to harm. It just won't do it. I tell a story on my site about when I got ambitious and careless and tried to use a technique I hadn't been taught yet. Long story short - I wasn't harmed, but I was absolutely taught a lesson. Reiki won't harm, even if I might have deserved it.
Reiki is a huge area of study. This article is only a brief intro. Reiki can be used to heal through time, and over distance. There are also symbols that are handed down from teacher to student. There's much for you to discover, if you're interested.
If you're looking for a healing method which is gentle and blends easily with other methods, I'd strongly suggest exploring Reiki.
Reiki healing can be used to heal both the body and the spirit. It compliments other healing methods beautifully. Reiki is excellent to use to speed recovery, as it cannot do harm.
Reiki healing is a spiritual practice. That's a bit vague so let me explain. It is healing done by one spirit for another (or for itself). As with any other form of energy healing, it seeks to balance the energy system first, and thus helps take care of the body.
The upshot is that Reiki in particular and energy healing generally are very good at smoothing the emotional wounds of the past.
In the process of living life, we tend to pick up a few emotional wounds. After a while, they can overwhelm you if you don't work to heal them. Reiki treatments can patch up those wounds and keep your emotional and physical wellbeing solid.
The effect on the body is generally subtle, but be ready to be surprised. Deep relaxation of the body is the least Reiki will do. Don't underestimate the boon of deep relaxation. How often do people get to truly unwind these days? Letting the body get some downtime to repair isn't to be scoffed at.
While Reiki is subtle, there are a few stories from my practice that I can share: Used on myself, a surgical operation healed extremely quickly and with hardly any painkillers after the first day. Motion sickness has been stopped in its tracks. Kitchen burns have disappeared.
The combination of Reiki healing with other forms of energy healing is generally considered the best way to go. Myself and the other practitioners I know go to the doctor when we've got a health problem, but we use Reiki to support modern medicine instead of replace it. Many of us will also blend Reiki with other forms of energy healing, but that's another topic entirely.
An interesting note is that Reiki cannot be used to harm. It just won't do it. I tell a story on my site about when I got ambitious and careless and tried to use a technique I hadn't been taught yet. Long story short - I wasn't harmed, but I was absolutely taught a lesson. Reiki won't harm, even if I might have deserved it.
Reiki is a huge area of study. This article is only a brief intro. Reiki can be used to heal through time, and over distance. There are also symbols that are handed down from teacher to student. There's much for you to discover, if you're interested.
If you're looking for a healing method which is gentle and blends easily with other methods, I'd strongly suggest exploring Reiki.
About the Author:
Author John Allison, a Reiki Teacher, teaches energy healing. For info on Reiki healing or the EFT visit his site and check out the the monthly bulletin.
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