Reiki

Rei-Ki means lifeforce energy.

Reiki (pronounced Ray Key) is a Japanese word that translates to Spiritual Energy. Rei means spiritual or sacred in Japanese and Ki means energy.

During a Reiki session, the practitioner places their hands on or above the client’s body acting as a conduit for the Reiki energy to flow through and address physical, mental, emotional or spiritual imbalances. The client may experience a warm sensation or glowing radiance, around and through them during a session. The experience is unique for each individual.

In order to perform Reiki a person must have an attunement from a Reiki Master Teacher (RMT).

An attunement is a ceremony that opens the chakras and allows the receiver to “tune in” to the Reiki energy.

Jade studied Usui Shiki Rhoyo “System of Natural Healing”- founded by Mikao Usui and had 3 attunements reaching the master/teacher level. A master does not mean she is better than other practitioners, it simply means she can now attune others to the Reiki energy and teach Usui’s system of natural healing.

Reiki Precepts:

Just for today:
I will let go of anger
I will let go of worry
I will receive gratefully
I will work honestly
I will be kind to all.

Myths about Reiki

• Reiki practitioners heal with their own energy- FALSE

  • the Reiki energy flows through the practitioner, they are not using their own energy for the healing.

• Reiki is a Religion- FALSE

  • Reiki is a holistic healing practice using a lifeforce energy.

• Reiki is a medical practice or diagnosis- FALSE

  • Reiki practitioners do not diagnose, or prescribe medicine, nor should it be a replacement for medical care. However it can be extremely beneficial alongside conventional medicine.

• Reiki isn’t real- FALSE

  • Reiki draws on proven energy principles, it is even being used in hospitals to treat patients.

• Reiki is Shamanism- FALSE

  • Reiki is usually passive for the receiver, with the energy doing the work, while shamanic practices may involve more active, interactive, or direct intervention by the practitioner.

• Reiki is massage therapy- FALSE

  • Reiki involves light touch, or no touch at all, while massage involves physical contact with the client.

• Reiki offers a cure- FALSE

  • Reiki does not guarantee a cure, or specific results/outcomes.