Reiki practitioners serve as a link between you and the universal life force energy source. The energy is transferred to you through the practitioner's hands.
"The patient controls the flow of energy from the practitioner's hands by taking only what they require," adds Bodner. "This reassures the patient that we are simply assisting them with what they require, not what we believe they require." This creates the ideal balance to satisfy the patient's requirements."
Reiki sessions last roughly 50 minutes on average. During a session, you'll lie completely clothed on a massage table as your reiki practitioner rests their hands on or just above your body in precise energy regions, palms down. They employ a variety of hand postures ranging from 12 to 15.
"The flow of energy via the practitioner's hands at each site determines the length of time they leave their hands in each posture," Bodner explains.
Reiki is distinct from other touch therapies in that it does not include any pressure, massage, or manipulation.
"You may feel the energy in the form of heat, tingling, or pulsing where the Reiki practitioner has placed their hands," according to Bodner. "Some people experience sensations flowing throughout their bodies, while others experience no change at all."
During a reiki treatment, most patients feel quite relaxed and tranquil, and many even fall asleep.
Is reiki a replacement of traditional treatments?
No, Reiki treatment should not be utilized instead of consulting with a doctor or a psychotherapist.
"Reiki can enhance the efficacy of other sorts of healing," Bodner adds, adding that it "complements other types of medical and therapeutic treatments."
Regular reiki sessions, on the other hand, can improve your ability to respond to stress and function as a type of preventive medicine if you're already in good health.
But now its your turn, are you appointing for a reiki course right now after this reading?
