How Does Reiki Help? Reiki Healing When you go to the doctor, she treats your complaint — sore throat, upset stomach, insomnia, whatever brought you to see her. When you go to a Reiki practitioner, she treats you — the person suffering from the complaint (or the person who doesn’t have any complaints but knows she will if she doesn’t take care of herself). The Reiki practitioner will likely place hands on the part of your body that hurts (with your permission, of course). But she won’t stop there. Most Reiki practitioners will also access a series of hand placements on your head and the front and back of your torso. You may notice sensations where the practitioner’s hands are. People often do. Heat and subtle movement are common experiences. Or you may notice that area of your body become more open, feel more comfortable. If you had pain, it will likely diminish, and possibly disappear, even if the Reiki practitioner hasn’t yet touched the painful area. Reiki healing is balancing How is it possible for pain in one part of your body to be relieved when the Reiki practitioner’s hands are somewhere else? No matter where the Reiki practitioner’s hands are, no matter how delightful that light contact may feel, the most important benefit of Reiki healing is what’s happening behind the scenes, inside your own body, where it’s remembering what it knows best — how to heal itself. Unlike the oppositional approach of conventional medicine, which sends an intervention to directly counter the problem, Reiki healing does not target symptoms or conditions directly. -
Posted on: Mon, 08 Dec 2014 13:20:56 +0000
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