Reiki
What is Reiki?
Reiki (pronounced Ray-key) is a hands on healing modality that can be used for stress reduction, relaxation and to promote healing, balance and harmony.
The word Reiki comes from the Japanese word Rei, which means universal spiritual consciousness, and Ki, which means life force energy. Reiki is spiritually guided life force energy.
Reiki was re-discovered in 1922 by Japanese Buddhist Dr. Mikao Usui after many years of study and meditation.
Reiki never causes harm and can be worked with in any situation.
What is a Reiki session like?
Sessions begin with a brief form and a consultation. After the formalities, you, the client, are lying comfortably, fully clothed, while the practitioner places her hands in various positions on or above you, acting as a channel for the Reiki. If you are receiving a distance session, you will still lie down and relax while the practitioner sends you Reiki from a distance.
During sessions clients often experience a deep feeling of relaxation and warmth. However what one experiences during a Reiki treatment varies somewhat from person to person. Some people drift off to sleep or have visions and other mystical experiences. Some people feel very little at all, but the Reiki is still working at more subtle levels. At the end of the treatment, the client feels refreshed with a more positive, balanced outlook.
What are the potential benefits of Reiki?
Reiki sessions have been known to assist in relieving or improving the following physical, emotional and mental conditions:
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Nervousness
- Blocked creativity
- Headaches/migraines
- Back, neck, shoulder and body pain
- Gastrointestinal distress
- Fatigue
- Chronic conditions
- Emotions of guilt, grief, and anger
- Emotional Traumas
- Mental Traumas
- Depression
- Menopause
- Pre-operative surgery and post-operative recovery stress
- Side effects of chemotherapy
Important Note: Services provided by Nicole Dantzler are not intended to give medical diagnosis or treatment or to serve as a substitute for current or recommended medical care.