Understanding Chi depletion, and how Reiki “heals”. To help you to understand Chi depletion, imagine a brand new car. This represents a person when they’re young. So no matter whether it be Summer or dark Winter, the young car will charge up it’s battery just by running around, enjoying itself! So do you. Then after time the car begins to age, bits start breaking and the battery can’t hold it’s charge as well as it used to do. This also begins to happen to you after reaching the ripe old age of 26. The car runs quite well in the Summer when things aren’t too bad and not too demanding, but then the dark, rainy, freezing cold Winter comes along and what happens? The car breaks down and the battery goes flat with all the extra use of the heater, lights, and wipers. This is just what happens to us. When we grow up and grow older, we have more responsibilities, family, mortgages, job worries and STRESS. We may go through all sorts of emotional STRESS with break-ups and bereavements etc. So when your car’s battery goes flat, what do you do? You charge it up from an EXTERNAL SOURCE. And this is just what happens in a Reiki treatment. You are plugged in to a battery charger, the Universal Life Force Energy known as Reiki. AND THAT’S ALL THERE IS TO IT! But without this Life Force Energy – We are Lifeless! So, what is this discipline called Reiki? Put quite simply, a Reiki treatment is a unique way of channeling pure and focused energy, mainly through the hands of one person (a Reiki), to another (the recipient), without using up the personal Chi energy of the Reiki practitioner. The therapist is just like a great big funnel!!! It’s important for students to understand that you don’t “heal” other people, you can only heal yourself. You channel Reiki and what they do with it, is up to them. You are not, and you MUST NOT THINK that you are responsible for their healing. That is their job! Wishing you an Abundance of Love, Light and Reiki Rays, Ray xoxoxoxoxoxo
Posted on: Sun, 09 Jun 2013 10:13:30 +0000
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