Reiki
What is Reiki?

Reiki is an ancient energy healing modality utilizing the healing energy that is about us everywhere.  The Reiki that I practice has it's roots in Japan and Tibet.  I have had attunements and training that allow me to act as a channel for this energy.  Reiki speeds the healing processs on a molecular level for healing in body, mind and spirit.  Reiki goes where it is needed.  You, the client, take the Reiki energy that you personally need through me.

What is a Reiki session like?

Reiki can be used in many ways, depending on what your intention is.  A basic Reiki session is done with the client lying on a massage table fully clothed or even with a blanket to assure comfort.  A Reiki practitioner rests her hands on the client or, at times, holds them just over the body.  A position will last from 4 to 15 minutes in most cases.  There are about 20 different basic hand postitions that may be used and a session lasts around an hour and a half.Usually, there is some quiet, soothing music.  The client may feel many sensations, but usually they will have a feeling of comfort and meditation.  The practioner's hands may feel warm.  Every Reiki session is different for each person.  There is time at the end of the session to adjust to what has just happened and talk about it if the client wishes to do this.
 

. How can Reiki be used?

A Reiki Practitioner has had attunements up to 3 or more levels.  Reiki energy can be given directly with hands on or above a person for any length of time.  Level 2 reiki practitioners can use symbols to modify the energy and send it over distance and time using various methods.  Level 3 is usually the "Master Level" and these people use special symbols to attune others to become practitioners.  The more attunements you have had and many different individual factors can make reiki energy stronger.  Reiki can be used for anybody, for any situation that is perceived as a problem.  First and foremost, it is used to heal yourself.  It can be used with people or animals in who are frail or in pain.  It helps ease the passage of dying.