Reiki
Reiki, pronounced ray-key, is made up of two Japanese words; Reiki, which means universal life and Ki, which means energy.
It is much like massage therapy in that it helps put ones body as ease, only it focuses is on energy not physical touch. The practitioner holds his/her hands a few inches away from recipient and each experience is personal and will vary. Some people may feel warmth; to some there are tingling sensations and others fall asleep. There is no right way to experience Reiki.
What to expect from a Reiki session
- Brings deep relaxation
- Destroys energy blockages/stagnant energy
- Detoxifies the system
- Helps ease tension and stress
- Helps relieve anxiety
- Great for recovery, whether it is surgery, chemo, drug therapy, etc.
- Works on an emotional/mental level in order to achieve long term improvement and improve quality of life
- Works on a physical level to relieve pain
Reiki is a great tool to assist and compliment traditional medicine. It is practiced in many hospitals and medical care facilities. Though Reiki helps get to the root of the problem, it is not a cure for illness or disease.
*When making an appointment for Reiki, keep in mind to wear loose comfortable clothing as you will be fully clothed during the session.
