Reiki Treatment in Coventry
Reiki is a hands-on healing that is done using universal energy. Reiki practitioners work on the 7 main chakras that are situated on the head, the brow, the throat, the heart, the solar plexus, the sacral and the root. They represent imbalances on either an emotional/spiritual or physical level. Reiki is not related to any religion, so, whether you are Christian, Roman Catholic, or Buddhist, etc., it will not interfere with your religious beliefs.
The difference between ‘healers’ and Reiki healers is that Reiki healers go through a special ceremony called an attunement where they receive the universal energy to be able to heal.
What Does Reiki Healing Feel Like?
The Reiki healer will take a medical history and have a discussion on what you want from the treatment. They will ask you to lie on the couch (fully clothed), close your eyes and relax. Gentle music may be played in the background and a scented candle may be burning.
The hand positions are held for a few minutes at each chakra, enabling the energy to flow freely to work on the imbalance within that chakra. The sensations you will receive are varied. Some feel heat from the practitioner’s hands; some feel cold; some feel tingling. Some have seen colours. Some have had an emotional release. These are all quite natural. Reiki does not harm in any way and is carried out with the benefit of the patient being treated utmost. The overall feeling is of relaxation and peace.
If you do not like the idea of hands being placed on your body, then Reiki can be done with hands held over the chakras.
What can be Treated with Reiki?
There is not anything that cannot be treated with Reiki, although, if you are on any medication, precautions are to be taken, as it may alter the need for the strength in dosage.
Stress, sports injuries, tension, long-term pain, anxiety, arthritis, insomnia, low energy and depression, for example, can all be treated with Reiki. Reiki strengthens and harmonises the immune system; clears toxins; releases emotional blocks; and balances the organs and glands and their bodily functions.
How Long Is a Treatment?
Initially the first treatment takes between one and a half to two hours and then anything from one to one and a half hours.
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