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Reiki
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Reiki (pronounced Ray-Key) is an ancient healing art over 2,500 years old, which was rediscovered in Japan in the nineteenth century. Reiki is a Japanese word meaning "Universal Life Force Energy," the ocean of energy that is all around us. Healing energy is channeled through the practitioner's hands and the patient is healed not by the Reiki practitioner, but by the Universal Life Force Energy flowing into him or her through the practitioner, who has been "attuned" to such channeling under the guidance of a Reiki Master. Reiki relieves pain and acute problems quite effectively and is particularly useful in bringing deep relaxation to the patient. Chronic illnesses may require a number of treatments, depending on the nature of the disease. Any sickness which manifests physically is a symptom of disorder on the emotional, mental and spiritual levels. Reiki restores balance and harmony in all these areas, giving a sense of wholeness and well-being. Reiki opens a closed energy center of the aura arid emotional body.
During a Reiki session, you’ll experience a calming and restorative process designed to balance your body, mind, and spirit. Here’s what you can expect: Before the session, we’ll discuss your needs and any concerns to tailor the experience for you. You’ll remain fully clothed in a serene environment, lying on a massage table or seated comfortably. Using gentle hand placements or hovering above specific areas, we channel healing energy to promote relaxation and harmony. You may feel warmth, tingling, or soothing sensations as energy flows. Sessions typically are an hour, leaving you deeply relaxed and refreshed. Afterward, we’ll share insights and self-care tips to enhance your journey. Reiki complements traditional medical care and supports your overall well-being.
Reiki is a gentle healing practice suitable for most people, promoting relaxation and balance. However, it may not be ideal for individuals who’ve recently had surgery, are pregnant, have implanted devices like pacemakers, or are under the influence of substances. If you’re unsure, your certified practitioner can guide you.
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