Wellness

[PilatesLover]

I love Reiki and went so far as to train to become a Reiki master.

I think a lot depends on the vibe between you and your practitioner.  The woman I got my sessions from, and who trained me, was incredible.  I always left a session  feeling much better.

I've had it from other practitioners and they've been meh or almost as good. Surprisingly I had a session at a bustling outdoor health festival from a woman I never met, and I felt such a surge of Reiki from her despite all the noise and people.

Enjoy your session!  

[I am still oxox]

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@PilatesLover wrote:

I love Reiki and went so far as to train to become a Reiki master.

I think a lot depends on the vibe between you and your practitioner.  The woman I got my sessions from, and who trained me, was incredible.  I always left a session  feeling much better.

I've had it from other practitioners and they've been meh or almost as good. Surprisingly I had a session at a bustling outdoor health festival from a woman I never met, and I felt such a surge of Reiki from her despite all the noise and people.

Enjoy your session!  

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@PilatesLover Thank you the session was yesterday moring, I was very relaxed after it. I booked a second one and hope there will be even more of a benefit

[PilatesLover]

@I am still oxox Glad you enjoyed it!  The relaxation and sense of peace is wonderful.

[Cakers3]

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@conlt wrote:

I do not know what Reiki is but my sister, who is has a prayer ministry, warns me that it is demonic. She says something to the effect of it is communicating with spirits, which we should never do. What exactly is Reiki?

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@conlt 🙄

People say the same thing about meditation.🙄

[PilatesLover]

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@Cakers3 wrote:

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@conlt wrote:

I do not know what Reiki is but my sister, who is has a prayer ministry, warns me that it is demonic. She says something to the effect of it is communicating with spirits, which we should never do. What exactly is Reiki?

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@conlt 🙄

People say the same thing about meditation.🙄

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Yeah, I don't get that. I personally view prayer as a form of meditation, you're in quiet reflection in both scenarios. The only difference I see is that in meditation you're not connecting with any dieties, just relaxing your brain.