Reiki FAQ's

DOES REIKI'S STRENGTH VARY?

As stated above, Reiki does vary in strength according to the amount of disharmony within the client. In clients who are seriously ill, or very upset emotionally, the Reiki flows more intensely. This is due to the natural harmony and balance within the Reiki energy. It functions according to the client's need.

Reiki practitioners have also noticed that Reiki apparently turns itself off after the hands have been in one position for any given amount of time. This is usually the practitioner's signal that it is time to change hand positions and move on to the next area. Some people do not experience this intuitive sensation, sensing that the Reiki continues to flow during the entire treatment. This could be due to the individual expectations, consciousness, or intuitive abilities of the practitioner. This feeling also varies between the practitioner and the client during the same healing session.

IS REIKI THE SAME IN BOTH HANDS?

Many hands on healing practices teach us about giving and receiving hands. This isn't true of Reiki. The flow and effectiveness of Reiki are same in both hands. For example, if you treat one person for one hour with one hand, they will get half as much as they would have gotten if you had both hands on them. However, the quality would not be any less. Also, with Reiki you can treat two people at the same time, having one hand on each person. Reiki's effectiveness is not altered, and Reiki will continue to flow regardless of the rules of other healing methods that we have learned.

DOES REIKI RUN OUT?

Reiki does not appear to run out. A Reiki practitioner can treat sick people all day, and the Reiki will continue to flow just as strongly as it did at the start of the day. Also, the Reiki practitioner, having received Reiki's healing energy themselves during these treatments, will feel even stronger and better than they did at the start of the day.

Often, in other healing systems, the healer uses their own physical energy, or chi, to heal the client. This is very draining to the practitioner's own energy. Therefore, each treatment is dependent upon the vitality of the practitioner. After a long day of healing, the healer can need to recharge their own energy. Many forms of spiritual healing fall into this category; however, Reiki does not.

CAN A REIKI PRACTITIONER HEAL IF THEY ARE SICK?

Usually, a sick

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