Reiki can be described as a hands-on natural healing method that uses ‘universal life force energy. This term comes from the Japanese words “rei,” which means universal, and “ki,” meaning vital life force energy. This energy flows through all things. It is an abundant, gentle spiritual energy and is not associated with any specific religion, culture, or group. It is used all over the world in places that include hospitals and hospices. It has aided individuals in healing by enabling people to become more energetically balanced physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually.

The practitioner does not expend any of his or her own energy to channel Reiki. The client draws the energy that they need and the practitioner is the conduit between the universal energy field and the client.

Since Reiki is in everything in the universe, other tools may be used along with traditional Reiki. I often choose crystals. All things have their own vibration and every crystal has its own vibration as well. I may not use crystals every time I channel Reiki and there is no upcharge for their use. I use them as I am guided. If the client has never been to a practitioner, then Reiki without crystals is often performed first to get energies moving within the body. As the sessions progress the use of crystals becomes more likely.

The last part of Reiki is the teaching of Reiki to those who want to pursue the practice. Reiki 1 is the most common and is often used to channel self-reiki. This can also be used to channel beginner reiki to other people. Reiki II, III, and Master are for people who want to continue their skills and start a practice. 

It is important to note that while all energy healing modalities have many potential benefits, they should not be used as a substitute for allopathic medical treatment. If you have any health concerns, please consult a qualified healthcare professional.

Please schedule a complimentary consultation to discuss the specifics of your path in Reiki.