Frequently Asked Questions
What is Reiki?
Reiki is a healing modality that has been around since the late 1800s. It has been an oral traditon for many years but with the advent of technology it is being shared with more and more people working to bring healing to the world. Some hypothosize that it is a method that Jesus was educated on during his time of travel in the lost 30 years of his life. Reiki practitioners are trained to acess the universal life force energy that exist all around us. The Either if you look into Nicola Tesla. This energy is pulled from all around, into the practitioner, focused, enhanced and directed at the client. This energy works on healing at 4 different levels. The physical body, the emotional body, the mental body and the spiritual body. By working with all of these aspects of the soul we are able to uncover deep seeded caused of dis-ease and work to remove them, or transform them into a form that can be more easily processed by the body. This work is transformational and especially usefull for people dealing with greif, depression, anxiety. and physical ailments.
What does a Reiki session consist of?
Most reiki sessions are preformed on a massge table, however if you have issues laying on your back for extended periods of time we have a zero gravity chair that can be used. To begin the session the client will kick off their shoes, and remove any glasses and/or chunchkie jewelry. Then there will be some chit chat about what is going on,and the clients reasoning behind booking the session. After that the session will begin with the practitioner working at either the head or the feet of the body. The practitioner will allow the flow of energy to being and will begin moving around the body to various position to give them the energy they need to initiate the self healing procesess. Sessions normally last about 45 minutes. At the end of the session the practitioner will exit the room to get a glass of water for the client while they come back to earth and rise from their energetic transformation. Following the session there will be a 5-15 minute debreif about what was found and felt during the session and the pracitioner will share any information that was shared. This will conclude the session and the client can get their things and make their way back out into the world.