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 Reiki
Reiki is a
Japanese word meaning "Rei = Life" and
"Ki =
Spirit/ Energy".
Rei is also a biblical word meaning "My
Shepherd, My
Companion, My Friend", so can also be taken to mean
"God/
Universe",
so most therapists refer to reiki as "Universal
Energy", which is the best translation. This form
of holistic healing is
attributed to Dr Mikao Usui, a Japanese Christian
minister, who rediscovered this
ancient Tibetan philosophy.
Karen is
trained as a Reiki Practitioner (level II + A&P +
counselling) and has started on the path to become a Reiki
master (level III), which will eventually allow her to teach
Reiki. Karen also does Reiki for pets. Please
email Karen
to
book a treatment. For availability and further
information, please visit the
Holistics
page.
Reiki can help to relieve stress, ease pain, clear emotional
blockages and put your chakras back into balance. It is
particularly good for people who want to meditate or find it difficult to relax.
Recent research has
shown a positive healing response in cancer patients.
Please read the following
information, if you are considering reiki for
helping to alleviate symptoms of cancer.
The
Principles of Reiki:
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Just for today do not worry
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Just for today do not anger
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Honour your parents, teachers and elders
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Earn your living honestly
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Respect all living things
The
effects of Reiki:
- It is
a precise technique to balance your energies through
out your whole physical, emotional, mental and
spiritual bodies
- It
adjusts itself according to the needs of the
recipient
- It
loosens up blocked energy and promotes a state of
total relaxation
- It
cleanses the body of toxins
- It is
an extremely pleasant, holistic method of healing
- It encourages a
positive mental attitude that is known to promote
self-healing
Please
follow these links for some further insight and
understanding:
Five Principles of
Reiki
Scientific evidence
for Reiki
Effects
of Reiki
Jesus lived in India
This page was last updated
on:
11/02/2011
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