| A transformational journey through the Universe that is Ourselves & All of Creation. |
| Reiki * Karuna Ki * Dolphin Reiki * Other Tranformational Healing Energies * Animal Communication & Wisdom * Self Exploration & Discovery |
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| What is Reiki? Reiki is a powerful Japanese energy therapy "re-discovered" in the early 1900's by Mikao Usui. Reiki means "universal life force energy" - it is the energy, the power, the breath of life, the God-force, the chi that runs through all living things and surrounds all of us as it filters through the Universe. This energy heals, protects, helps us to function on a higher level, and connects us to "God" the "Universe", "Spirit", "Life". For a variety of reasons, the flow of this energy through living beings can become stagnant or blocked. Reiki practitioners guide this energy and help it to flow freer and "unstick" the crud that builds up inside us - physical, emotional, spiritual - that has been accumulated during our time on this less-than-perfect planet. Special meditation and use of techniques meant to help the practitioner "tap into and direct" this energy have been passed down from Dr Usui to practitioners who in turn have passed these things on to other practitioners. This has created a "lineage", a line leading directly back to Dr Usui. All practitioners of Usui Reiki can trace their lineage directly back to Dr Usui. Reiki is becoming more and more popular each year. The National Institute of Health has conducted at least one study on reiki thus far, and other studies/investigations continue to go on. It is fast becoming an acceptable alternative therapy along with massage, chiropractic, homeopathy, etc. Who should receive reiki? Simple - anyone, human or animal can benefit. It is useful for all ailments, physical or mental (and in the case of animals with behavior issues, as an adjunct to more traditional behavioral therapies). To help you achieve "balance", for spiritual growth, or just BECAUSE. Disclaimer: reiki is not meant to diagnose, prevent or treat any human or animal ailment, disease or injury. |
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