Live Remote Zoom Practice Class Sunday, February 21st
for Level II and III Practitioners
(See Upcoming Classes Page for details.)
Live Remote Zoom Reiki Shoden Level I Training, February 20th
Become your own energy healer during these stressful times!
(See Reiki Classes Page for details.)
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Reiki as a personal healing
and self-development practice
More and more people are embracing Reiki as a personal daily self-care and self-love practice as well as a way to stay connected to their spiritual true self. Reiki balances, energizes, harmonizes and purifies the mind-body-spirit system and helps heal a wide array of health problems. Reiki blends easily with other forms of healing, and is a safe, effective way to:
- reduce stress and promote relaxation
- relieve pain
- increase our energy and vitality
- purify and strengthen our immune system
- cleanse toxins and stagnant energy from our system
- heal the effects of past trauma
- release unwanted emotions
- cleanse the mind of unwanted thoughts
- release unwanted habits and limiting beliefs
- help us manifest what we want in our life
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Reiki as a gift of healing and
wellness you can offer to
others and pets
Researchers have found that being touched enhances the wellness of the immune and hormonal systems. Learning Reiki provides us with a gift we can offer to our loved ones and friends to help empower them to create more happiness and health in their own lives. Reiki helps others:
- heal themselves from emotional trauma
- recover more quickly from injuries and surgeries
- receive insights and clarity about important changes they need to make in their life
- relieve stress, anxiety and pain during end-of-life palliative and hospice care
Just as with the humans in our lives, we can give the gift of Reiki to our beloved pets for general health benefits and at times when they have special healing needs, including:
- relieve pain and recover more quickly from injuries and surgeries
- relieve loneliness and separation anxiety when at home alone
- relieve stress, anxiety and pain during their end-of-life journey
- and to help you receive insights and clarity about behavioral issues so you can address them
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