who know about Reiki?is it really works?
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I have 8 Reiki masterships. I have personally seen Reiki do amazing things, especially with healing horses.  I know people who have been part of reversals of cancer diagnoses in humans. I also know cases where it seemed not to work.\nWhen I channel Reiki (of whatever flavor) all I am is a conduit.  I'm basically like a straw, and the person (plant or animal) receiving the energy is actually pulling the energy through me.  Once it's inside them, it has its own intelligence. It works with that person/plant/animal's soul/core blueprint.  Sometimes the choice is NOT to heal--the lesson hasn't been learned or there is still some benefit to being unwell, or it's simply time to leave the planet.\nMy husband never felt anything when I attuned him to Reiki and only a slight warmth when I did a session on him. Then I learned a different style, called Shamballa Multi-Dimensional Healing, and he FELT it, he still feels it, he uses it.  That's why I know so many different types--different energies resonate with different people. But it all links back to the Source of All, and basically it's all just pure Love in energy form.
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It works and I don't believe it just has to do with whether someone believes in it or not.  I've seen people who don't believe given remedies and they respond to them.  \n\nHowever, it really depends on the skill and experience of the practitioner.  They have to make the right diagnosis and  prescribe the right remedy in order for it to be effective.
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It sounds like what happened to you is almost exactly what happened to me over 10 years ago.  While working with a Reiki practitioner, I too had what I now know was a Kundalini awakening.  At the time, however, neither the practitioner nor I knew what had happened.  All she could say was that it had never happened to her in all the years she'd been working on people and that she felt the power that came from me nearly overwhelm her.  I went to another Reiki person and described what happened.  She said that it sounded like a Kundalini experience and gave me a referral of a registered Kundalini Yoga Teacher.  I began practicing Kundalini Yoga then and haven't stopped since.  \nIn answer to some of your questions:\n>>>Is this something that I should seek more of?<<<\nThe answer is yes.  I suggest you go to www.kundaliniyoga.com and find a qualifed Teacher near you. Or you can take classes online at www.yogijim.com\n\n>>>Could I and should I learn to do this on my own?<<<\nYes.  You will learn over time to control this powerful energy that will allow you to experience the feeling of being totally and wholly aware. \n\n>>>What is the value of this kundalini energy?<<<\nThis energy can be transmuted into any positive aspect of life. Creativity. Spirituality. Deeper and more satifying sexual relations, Prosperity...anything.\nAgain, I stress the value of finding a qualified IKYTA (www.kundaliniyoga.com) Teacher to guide you.\nBlessings,\nSat Nam
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Well, no because Reiki is a healing technique and meditation is about self introspection. That would be like asking if someone who emmerses themselves in their studies to become a doctor has fallen into some sort of physician's cult. Sometimes people will retreat from the world and emerse themselves into meditation or certain studies, but only to learn and discover things about themselves. Like when I was going through some health issues awhile back, I retreated from the world because I was depressed. I did a lot of meditation. But the reason I did that was because *that* is how I heal myself emotionally. I came out of it after a year happier and healthier than I was.\n\nDon't worry too much about your cousin. When you see him/her - is (s)he depressed? She might be working out a problem. If not, chances are (s)he will come out of this on his/her own. That doesn't mean she will stop meditating or practicing Reiki. It's just that when she emmerses herself like this, chances are (s)he needs this time for him/herself right now to solve a problem or find what (s)he's looking for.
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There is some misinformation out there that Reiki is associated with Christianity. When Reiki was introduced to America in the 1930's, the woman (Takata) who introduced it created a story that described Usui (the founder of the Usui Reiki system) as a Christian Minister as well as being a Doctor. Through modern research, as well as talking with people who worked with Usui, we now know that neither of these teachings are true. Usui-San was a devout Buddhist who was many things in his life, but, a Doctor was not one of them. A Christian Minister was also not one of his trades.\n\nThis rather long drawn out story was concocted because Takata had to teach Reiki in America after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. ANYTHING Japanese during that time was hated by American. Takata felt that if she related Reiki and Usui to Christianity it would be accepted by a mostly Christiain society. She also felt that by calling Usui-San a Doctor, that Doctors were universally accepted and this too would help to overcome the Japanese prejudice found here in the USA during that time. It is still common today to hear people refer to Usui-San as a Doctor. I know of a group of Nuns who practice Reiki and teach both of these bits of misinformation.\n\nIt is also a common bit of misinformation to translate Reiki as "universal energy", where Reiki is thought of as purely a hands on healing modality. This is because the Japanese language has changed over time. The Reiki that Usui taught was named in old Kanji (old Japanese language). The common mis-translation in todays Reiki world comes from the use of new kanji (new Japanese language) script to make the translation.\n\nIn the Usui Reiki Ryoho style of Reiki (the most traditional form of Reiki), it is traditionally taught that the word Reiki - translated in the old Kanji script - means "spiritual essence" or "essence of being" and expounds the teachings of Usui-San - who was teaching a spiritual belief system where hand healing was but a very small part of the entire system. Those that worked with usui have said that when Usui talked of hand healing he did not use the word Reiki. Instead, when he talked of Reiki, he talked about our link with our essence of being - our connection with the past, present, and future.\n\nIf you go way back in Japanese history and look at healing of 'dis-ease' you will come to find that this was primarily done by Shaman and Priests - because disease was associated with either malicious or embittered spirits. It was the job of these priests to coerce the spirits to leave the afflicted individual through various means. One of these practices involved something called Teate (translated to mean 'placing of hands'). Teate, over time, evolved with the medical advancements of Japanese society. Perhaps the most notable addition to Japanese healing would come from the Chinese between the 7-9th centuries. During this time Chinese Trad Medicine would be introduced to Japan and would be accepted and integrated into the more traditional Japanese folk medicines. Chinese Trad Medicine would introduce the human energy system to the Japanese - meridians, Tan Tien, and Chi. The Japanese would take and adapt these theories into what they believed, creating similar, yet different, concepts. Another Chinese system that the Japanese would adapt would be Chi Gung (or Qi Gung) which was the projection of energy for the use of healing. The Japanese would use the term 'Kiko' to describe their practice.\n\nIn the west, it is a common mistake to simplify and associate in order to make ideas and concepts easier to understand. Unfortunately, by doing so, the subtle nuances and differences are lost that make these very things unique and different. This can readily be seen when many talk about energy work. It is a common practice to say Chi=Ki=Prana=Odinic=etc.., etc.. when, in fact, these different representations are different because they work wit
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i've heard hypnotherapy works
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I've done it with my therapist before. And yes, it does work. Slowly but surely. It takes time. But it trains your unconscience mind to think in ways you never thought possible. It is worth a try. seriously. What have you got to lose. I am doing much better in my therapy because of it. I've been doing it for about a year now. You'll see results too i'm sure, but you just need to be patient. if you want to talk to me about it i'm here to listen. you can email me or IM me if you want. I can tell you about my experience with it.
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I believe in White Magic.This is magic used for the good of helping someone and can not harm them.Yes I did one to help my sisters out.Used one to enable them to get healthier.
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Yes it does. Reiki will balance the chakras (energy centers) and with this energy balanced will help the patient get out of that depression, you have to be careful an actually know how to care of that patient, if there is depression there will be emotional baggage coming out so you will have to be ready to help that patient. if that patient is willing meditation will help as well. Good luck and god bless.
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Not at his website there aint.But studies have been done in Asia on faith healing and there is documented evidence that many Taoist faith healers have produce remarkable results.
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i LOVED LOVED LOVED it...worked through allergy issues as well as womans health stuff...totally relaxing and wonderful...it is so true that our energy blockages create disease and disharmony in our bodies...try it out..you will be addicted.\n\nbest of luck...\nlily\nskye_singer7 (yahoo ID)
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Yes spells work.\n\nHere are some more questions and answers about Wicca.\n\nWhat is Witchcraft? Who are these Witches anyway?\nA practitioner of a nature-based belief system or religion. Not all Witches follow the same belief system. Some practice what is called the "old religion" which has its roots in pagan pre-monotheistic folk ways and beliefs and usually follows the seasonal cycles. These belief systems or "traditions" of Witches are often based upon the particular culture from whence they originated. Many Witches believe in a polytheistic deity structure (usually based upon the local gods and goddesses of the area of origin), but some simply practice magick (sometimes spelled with a 'k' to differentiate it from stage magic). Witches may practice alone as 'solitaries" or in covens. There are also family groups or traditions which trace their practices and beliefs within the same close group throughout several generations.\n\nTraditional Wicca:\nA modern form of Witchcraft is called "Wicca." Traditional Wicca is based on the teachings of Gerald Gardner, is coven based and each coven can trace its lineage (line of teaching passed on by initiated Traditional priests and priestesses) back to Gardner himself. There are offshoots of Gardnerian Traditional Wicca such as Alexandrian Wicca, Georgian Wicca and many others. Traditional Wiccans are considered a 'mystery' religion, require initiation by the coven and have a "degree system" or different levels of rank based upon coven training and the readiness of the initiate to accept the duties and responsibilities of that degree. They have a core of inner knowledge-often called the "Book of Shadows"-which is known only to initiated Wiccans. Most Traditional Wiccans believe in the balance of male-female divinity. Traditional Wiccans are seldom solitary except for those 'Elders'-usually former priests and priestesses-who may have retired from active coven involvement.\n\nOther Forms of Wicca:\nA newer form of Wicca has developed since the 1970's which is looser in structure and practice than the Traditional Wicca. These practitioners may follow a mixture of various or "eclectic' pagan and/or non-pagan beliefs. Some have formed 'traditions' or covens of their own, with or without a degree system, and have written a "book of shadows" outlining their own belief system and coven structure. Many are solitary practitioners who practice their beliefs and formulate their rituals in their own way.\n\nPagans:\nSince the terms Witch and Wiccan are often mistakenly interchanged, many simply call themselves "pagans" or Neo-pagans" when talking with others who may not be familiar with the complexity of the different belief systems. But just as not all Christians are Lutheran or Catholic, so not all pagans are Witches or Wiccan. Neo-paganism is a term used most often to describe people who follow an earth-based belief system or religion. Druids and the Norse tradition of Asatru (who tend to prefer the term 'heathen") are considered to be pagan belief systems, but their adherents are neither Witches nor Wiccans. Neo-paganism should also not be confused with the "New Age" movement as pagans are almost exclusively involved in distinctive nature religions or earth-based practices while New Age spirituality draws from many sources and esoteric spiritual techniques.\n\nQ: Are you a good Witch or a bad Witch?\nA: When you ask if someone is a "good" Witch or a "bad" Witch, it is the same as asking someone if they are a "good" Presbyterian or a "bad" Presbyterian. Wiccans adhere to the Rede, "An it harm none, do as ye will." Witches, Druids and other pagan belief systems and religions have their own ethical standards. There are good and bad people in every society and in every religion. When a person breaks the
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as a level three Seichim-Reiki Master myself, I would say you are blessed if that is the case.  Fear not, Reiki can never hurt you.
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One time on a camping trip, a witch and I created a psychic link which allowed us to keep tabs on each other without needing those family band radios.\n\nPersonally, I do spiritual healing with singing bowls. I play the bowl in someone's hand, and feel the vibrations as they extend through the person, and can tell them where the vibrations are and what they're doing.\n\nI used to work with a Reiki master who could tell people many details about their lives while we were doing our energy work. Very specific things\n\nI have never heard anyone say, "I really shouldn't have trusted my gut instincts."
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yes..\nmy hand fractured in a fall was healed in a week by reiki healer
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I am Christian and I don't practice magic, but am interested. I do know that this is the holiday which follows the Roman celebration of Winter Solstice, where the days are getting longer and the sun is returning from battle with darkness (so goes the mythology). I have not read much about Imbolgc, though, except that is something about the celebration of the recovery of the Goddess after giving birth to the God. I'll read up more on it. I have a question for you. Have you ever been able to achieve anything with your practice? I've never run into anyone who actually practiced anything other than Wicca, and I'm curious. I'm not actually interested in learning it, just in learning about it and what you've actually been able to do. And is this more than just a fun thing for you. Is it a spirituality of sorts for you? I'm learning about several belief backgrounds and I'd like to learn something from you. I do know a little about alot of religions, but not pagan traditions.
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Reiki (ray-key) means "Universal Life Force Energy" and is a laying-on of hands healing technique thousand of years old. It is a Tibetan Buddhist practice that was rediscovered in the 1800's by Dr. Mikao Usui. Reiki is the natural healing energy that flows through all living things and sustains life. Reiki is passed on from master to student through initiations or attunements. A Reiki practitioner is simply a channal for the energy to flow through, allowing the person to heal themselves. Going from the hands of the practitioner into the body of whoever is willing to recieve the energy. \n\nReiki brings balance to the mind and body and helps with the physical, spiritual and emotional areas of our lives . Reiki is unlimited in quantity. It is self healing, brings harmony to ones life, balances the chakras and strengthens your overall well-being. Since Reiki balances and is cleansing and works on all levels, the effects of recieving Reiki vary widely. Ranging from an increase in energy levels to an outpouring of emotions to a total understanding of what ones life purpose is. It's very indivisual and is always good because Reiki can only be given with love and the greatest of intentions. Any other way will not work. Reiki is not a religion and does not affiliate with any doctrines. It does not interfere with modern medical treatments but rather speeds up the healing process, giving the indivisual the needed healing energy to recover. The benefits of Reiki are: \n\nSupports the body's natual healing ability\n\nStrengthens intuition\n\nPromotes relaxation\n\nTreats causes of illnesses\n\nRelieves pain \n\nMany more