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Friday, 14 August 2015

What is Reiki? How to Learn Energy Healing


What is Reiki?
How to Learn Energy Healing
  
Caduceus by R. Ayana


A Brief Overview


Reiki is a Japanese technique for stress reduction and relaxation that also promotes healing. It is administered by “laying on hands” and is based on the idea that an unseen “life force energy” flows through us and is what causes us to be alive. If one’s “life force energy” is low, then we are more likely to get sick or feel stress, and if it is high, we are more capable of being happy and healthy.

The word Reiki is made of two Japanese words – Rei which means “God’s Wisdom or the Higher Power” and Ki which is “life force energy”. So Reiki is actually “spiritually guided life force energy.”

A treatment feels like a wonderful glowing radiance that flows through and around you. Reiki treats the whole person including body, emotions, mind and spirit creating many beneficial effects that include relaxation and feelings of peace, security and wellbeing. Many have reported miraculous results.

Reiki is a simple, natural and safe method of spiritual healing and self-improvement that everyone can use. It has been effective in helping virtually every known illness and malady and always creates a beneficial effect. It also works in conjunction with all other medical or therapeutic techniques to relieve side effects and promote recovery.

An amazingly simple technique to learn, the ability to use Reiki is not taught in the usual sense, but is transferred to the student during a Reiki class. This ability is passed on during an “attunement” given by a Reiki master and allows the student to tap into an unlimited supply of “life force energy” to improve one’s health and enhance the quality of life.

Its use is not dependent on one’s intellectual capacity or spiritual development and therefore is available to everyone. It has been successfully taught to thousands of people of all ages and backgrounds.

While Reiki is spiritual in nature, it is not a religion. It has no dogma, and there is nothing you must believe in order to learn and use Reiki. In fact, Reiki is not dependent on belief at all and will work whether you believe in it or not. Because Reiki comes from God, many people find that using Reiki puts them more in touch with the experience of their religion rather than having only an intellectual concept of it.

While Reiki is not a religion, it is still important to live and act in a way that promotes harmony with others. Dr. Mikao Usui, the founder of the Reiki system of natural healing, recommended that one practice certain simple ethical ideals to promote peace and harmony, which are nearly universal across all cultures. During a meditation several years after developing Reiki, Dr. Usui decided to add the Reiki Ideals to the practice of Reiki. 

The Ideals came in part from the five principles of the Meiji emperor of Japan whom Dr. Usui admired. The Ideals were developed to add spiritual balance to Usui Reiki. Their purpose is to help people realize that healing the spirit by consciously deciding to improve oneself is a necessary part of the Reiki healing experience. In order for the Reiki healing energies to have lasting results, the client must accept responsibility for her or his healing and take an active part in it. Therefore, the Usui system of Reiki is more than the use of the Reiki energy. It must also include an active commitment to improve oneself in order for it to be a complete system. The ideals are both guidelines for living a gracious life and virtues worthy of practice for their inherent value.


The secret art of inviting happiness
The miraculous medicine of all diseases
Just for today, do not anger
Do not worry and be filled with gratitude
Devote yourself to your work. Be kind to people.
Every morning and evening, join your hands in prayer.
Pray these words to your heart
and chant these words with your mouth
Usui Reiki Treatment for the improvement of body and mind
 
 
~ The founder, Usui Mikao



Reiki: A Healing Touch

 

Reiki


by Bernard Starr, Ph.D


It doesn’t look like much is happening. But people who receive the treatment report positive and sometimes striking results. I’m talking about Reiki, a healing treatment in the growing field of “energy medicine.”

Proponents say that energy medicine techniques balance the subtle vibrational fields which are believed to surround and interpenetrate the human form. While the specifics of energy medicine are sometimes hazy, there is underlying supportive and plausible scientific theory. Fact is, our bodies are made up of cells that on a deeper level contain elementary particles that emit electromagnetic forces. On a micro level, our bodies are energy in motion. Some health futurists say that down the line most medicine will be noninvasive manipulations of our energy fields.

That being said, to what extent do we currently understand these forces? Can they be safely accessed and combined with conventional medical care?

To answer some of these questions, I spent an afternoon with Pamela Miles, a leading Reiki master who recently published the first mainstream book about Reiki (“Reiki: A Comprehensive Guide,” Tarcher/Penquin 2006), suggesting that Reiki is catching on. I was impressed by Pamela’s work in prestigious medical and university settings, which also reflects a sea change in attitudes toward integrating noninvasive, subtle therapies into conventional medicine.

Here is my interview with Pamela aimed at getting the basics of Reiki.

Question: Pamela, what is Reiki?

Answer: Reiki is a spiritual or vibrational healing practice that promotes balance on every level — body, mind and spirit. Reiki treatment is offered through noninvasive, light touch to a clothed recipient.

Q. Describe how a Reiki session proceeds.

A. In a formal session, the recipient lies fully clothed on a treatment table, covered by a blanket if desired. Traditionally, the practitioner places hands lightly on the head and the front and back of the torso, with hand placements varying somewhat among different practitioners. Treatment usually lasts between 45 and 90 minutes, although in a hospital it is typically 15 to 20 minutes.

Q. What is its origin?

A. Reiki practice began with the teachings of Mikao Usui in Japan in the early 1920s. One of his close students, Chujiro Hayashi, was a medical doctor retired from naval service. Hayashi simplified the healing practices and helped his student, Mrs. Hawayo Takata, bring Reiki to the U.S. in 1938. Reiki is now practiced throughout the world.

Q. How is Reiki related to spirituality?

A. Reiki is a healing practice that enables people to access their own unique spirituality without dogma. Asian spirituality and medicine are intertwined; health is not seen as merely a lack of disease. Rather, spiritual development is valued as a cornerstone of overall health.

Q. How does Reiki compare or relate to other techniques that manipulate energy?

A. Actually, Reiki practitioners do not manipulate or direct energy. They merely provide a connection through which the healing pulsations called Reiki activate spontaneously according to the need of the receiver. Reiki practitioners remain passive during treatment. Although Reiki is healing, it is not medicine in the sense that it is not directed toward a specific goal. No diagnosis is needed, and the treatment plan is the same for every condition. Reiki is much subtler than other energy techniques, more akin to meditation than to energy medicine, and could be thought of as applied meditation. The actual experience of Reiki is usually quite meditative.

Q. What can Reiki do for someone?

A. Reiki is balancing, so it can theoretically help anyone in any situation. Since we all have our own ways of being unbalanced, the benefits of Reiki treatment are different for people at different times. But since we are usually unbalanced in the direction of stress, people commonly experience Reiki as stress-reducing, and there is increasing scientific evidence of this. Commonly reported benefits are improvements in sleep, digestion, mental clarity and overall well-being.

Q. What can’t it do?

A. Rather than say what Reiki can’t do, I would caution people to use their common sense. In an emergency, if you are Reiki-trained, dial 911 with one hand and offer Reiki with the other. You can safely use Reiki with any medical intervention or during any medical procedure. If you are on medication, it’s important to be monitored in case your need for medication changes. For example, diabetics often need less medication once they start receiving Reiki or practicing Reiki self-treatment.

Q. What evidence is there that Reiki works?

A. A few of the small studies that have been done so far have showed promising results for using Reiki to reduce stress, anxiety and pain. The data include objective measures (decreased stress hormones, improved immune indicators, decreased heart rate and improved blood pressure) as well as subjective improvements in anxiety and pain. One study showed benefits to people being treated for depression, and the improvements held when the participants were tested a year later. The National Institutes of Health currently has five research projects studying Reiki’s effect on stress, fibromyalgia, AIDS, prostate cancer, and diabetic neuropathy and coronary risk factors.

Q. Tell us about your successes in working with Reiki.

A. I have created Reiki programs in prominent New York City hospitals. Several years ago, through the nonprofit Institute for the Advancement of Complementary Therapies, I created a funded program that offers Reiki to outpatients at St. Vincent Hospital’s Comprehensive Cancer Center. The responses to our evaluation surveys are heartening. Approximately 95 percent of the patients who reported having anxiety or pain before receiving Reiki treatment said that their level of anxiety or pain was reduced after the treatment.

Q. How is it accepted in these settings?

A. On the basis of absence of risk and strong anecdotal evidence, Reiki is increasingly accepted in conventional medical settings, and is offered at prestigious hospitals around the country, including Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and New York-Presbyterian Hospital (New York City), M.D. Anderson Cancer Center (Houston), George Washington University Hospital (Washington, D.C.), California Pacific Medical Center (San Francisco), Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (Boston) and Yale/New Haven Hospital (New Haven, Conn.). I have created five Reiki programs in prominent New York City hospitals and have published a Reiki review paper in the peer-reviewed medical journal Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine (March 2003).

Q. How do conventional physicians react to Reiki?

A. My experience has been very positive and rewarding. When Reiki is explained without making claims in language that is meaningful to physicians, they quickly see how valuable it can be for their patients and to themselves. Reiki can relieve anxiety and pain and strengthen a patient’s sense of well-being that is deeper than the disease. When patients feel better, they function better and are more likely to follow their medical protocols. Although chemotherapy kills the cancer cells, Reiki can be the therapy that enables a patient to stay healthy enough to receive the full course of treatment and make other needed lifestyle changes. Reiki can help a patient turn a life challenge into a healing passage.

Q. Can anyone do Reiki?

A. People of any age or state of health, who have the interest, can learn to practice in a class taught by a qualified Reiki master. The degree of competence developed will depend on how diligently the student practices. I have taught parents and young children — the children are often the ones to remind their moms of Reiki when there’s a kitchen accident or family illness. My oldest student was a Holocaust survivor in her early 90s. Reiki’s soothing touch is useful to people at every stage of life.


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Q. What training is required?

A. You can only learn to practice Reiki from a qualified Reiki master. This is not a practice to be learned from a book or the Internet. I wrote my book about Reiki not to teach people how to practice but to help them understand the benefits of Reiki, and to provide guidance in finding a credible local practitioner. I also emphasize the importance of practicing consistently for learning self-treatment. First-degree practice is facilitated by light touch and is best learned in approximately eight to 12 hours of in-person class time. Other levels of practice require additional training.

Q. Can Reiki be self-administered?

A. Definitely. Reiki is equally effective in self-treatment or when received from someone else, regardless of one’s state of mental or physical health. I started teaching people with AIDS at Gay Men’s Health Crisis in New York City in the early 1990s and have trained people facing a wide range of other conditions, including cancer, fibromyalgia, heart disease, insomnia, panic attacks, epilepsy, diabetes, irritable bowel, depression, bipolar disorder, and recovery from surgery, injury, and abuse or trauma. Although Reiki can help people with any medical condition, it’s wise to start using Reiki while one is still healthy to help strengthen well-being rather to wait for disease to strike. But when there is a medical condition, learning Reiki self-treatment can enhance well-being, reduce side effects of medication, and speed recovery. Reiki provides an easy transition to a more healthful lifestyle.

Q. Any dangers?

A. Reiki has no known medical contraindications and can be safely combined with any medical or complementary therapy. I have administered Reiki during birth, at death, and in just about every intervening situation. Especially when arduous medical treatment is needed to address serious illness, Reiki can help care for the person while physicians focus their attention on the disease. However, since there is no standardization in Reiki training or treatment, it’s wise to question a Reiki practitioner before signing up for treatment or training with someone who claims to be a Reiki professional.

Q. What questions should be posed to a practitioner?

A. Ask about the practitioner’s training (with whom, how long, when) and experience (how many years, in what settings). Ask what the treatment will be like — it should be gentle touch primarily to the head and torso while you are fully clothed and lying or sitting comfortably. Beware a practitioner who makes promises or offers a diagnosis.

Prior to the interview, I received a Reiki treatment from Pamela and her assistant. It was a pleasant, relaxing and meditative 45 minutes. I definitely felt energized and renewed afterward. I can’t attest to any lasting effects, since it was one treatment. But I think it’s worth experiencing and learning more about Reiki. My guess is Reiki will get increasing attention in the coming years.


You can read excerpts from Pamela Miles’ book “Reiki: A Comprehensive Guide” (Tarcher/Penguin 2006) at www.ReikiInMedicine.org.


About the Author
 
Bernard Starr, Ph.D., formerly professor of developmental and educational psychology at the City University of New York, now teaches psychology and leads the Spiritual Forum at Marymount Manhattan College. In addition to his work in radio, he is a longtime contributor of commentary and opinion articles to numerous major publications. He is currently completing a book, “Escaping the Prison of the Self,” to be published by Rowman and Littlefield, that explores spirituality as a psychology of consciousness. His email address is OmniCns@aol.com. More information about Bernard.




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Saturday, 30 June 2012

(The) Way Out

(The) Way Out
The Wheel is Greater than Some of its Parts




Let’s imagine we’re a not so distant observer, viewing the blue-green jewel of the Earth over the last century – watching the gaily canopied merry-go-round of Gaia spinning and wobbling from the wings of the solar stage. What would we witness from the perspective of someone who can see the Big Picture?

Obviously, we’d be amazed by the spreading, glowing weave of beautiful illumination as the darkness of night was gradually dispelled across the faces of continents. We’d watch a bright network of energy, spreading tendrils from node to plexus of some strange, glowing organism’s rapidly growing nervous system.

We’d see that almost every piece of living green touched by this unearthly light rapidly died out, all the land around it swiftly burned into desiccated desert. And we’d note that this fey light was the spoor of a spreading mass of insect-like hives that grew like the tall nests of termites.

Most obviously, we’d note the rapidly changing colours and textures of the planet, and probably realise that something that lived in those nodal nests had destroyed most terrestrial and aquatic life forms in an amazingly short time. Ancient, irreplaceable forests and ecosystems that took millennia to grow, gone in the blink of an All Seeing Eye.

We’d watch what the insectile denizens who inhabit the sterilising nests are trained to call ‘the march of progress’, rapidly reducing the fertile Earth to sand, rock and mounds of bleached bones. We’d see the rivers dry up and the oceans turn toxic. It would all turn pretty ugly with amazing speed.

After an eyeblink century or three of industrialisation we’d be very glad we weren’t down there, on the surface, where the air, soil and water had all gone bad. We might even be tempted to carefully poke a finger down into the biosphere – not to stir things around, but with cautious precision - to see if we could stem the source and course of biosphere destruction.


How can one explain to the self-enslaved ignoramuses that comprise the majority of Earth’s domesticated primates that their entire view of the world is false? That almost everything they’ve been taught to believe and hold dear is a lie – a handy fantasy made up by hideous control freaks masquerading as venerated teachers? That everyone they’ve been trained to look up to are self-deluding, visor-blinded, death-armoured knights of imaginary kingdoms and notional nations, who claim the right to maim, kill and steal in service to some nonexistent ‘higher power’?

That prayer and blind faith are obviously stupid ideas - no substitute for self examination, clear visualisation and the knowledge that arises from careful observation?

How can one tell the domesticated primates that scarcity, social inequity and their entire so-called economy are all deliberately manufactured and cultivated by unfair killer apes whom they support with their blood, sweat, tears, faith and approval? That abundance is easily achieved if they only stop working with  the planet-destroying machines of The Man and take enough time out to start observing and thinking for themselves?

That they can manufacture everything they’ll ever need using seawater and sunlight, with no need for mining, logging, (human) habitat destruction or pollution? That they’ve been successfully gulled by old fossil fools, who have themselves been deluded by their inbred families’ paranoid, megalomaniac delusions?  That the emperor/(p)resident/prime monster wears no clothes and is blind as a cave crab and deaf as a post – a powerless puppet manipulated by heartless psychopaths? That all the leaders they look up to are liars, and that almost all are insensitive placeholders, compassionless clods, petty tyrants or outright sociopaths? That changing the system from within would take centuries that they do not have at their disposal?

That all the solutions we need to fix this nightmare are readily available – and thoroughly suppressed, their inventors murdered and their solutions hidden away for the betterment of a tiny few?

That blind faith is just blindness? That Jesus and Jah and Mohammed and Allah and Zoroaster are all thoroughly rotted corpses who only ever existed in the violent, incestuous, xenophobic fantasyland of their even more ignorant Bronze Age ancestors? That none of their imaginary lost father figures in the sky are going to save anyone –that we have to save everyone’s children to save our own, and ourselves? That we are divine, the true god(dess)?

That almost everything people have been trained to believe is not only wrong, but dangerous? That what one needs to do most of all is actually nothing – nothing at all, literally – to regain sovereignty over one’s self? That only when we’ve given up racing other rats on the sick treadmill to nowhere will we have a chance of knowing or living the truth – or of living at all, instead of remaining a robotised zombie on a one way track to nowhere.

When all the workers in their toxic hives are just as culpable as the queen and her drones – all equally responsible for filthying their nests, killing themselves and their offspring with their own poisonous droppings - when contributing to the so-called progress of civilisation in any way will only kill us all the more quickly - where can anyone turn for relief?

Where there’s a Will there’s always a Way.





Now the Good News


You don’t need ‘abundance’; all you need is enough – and enough is actually very little indeed. We’ve come a long way in a very short time. There is cause for hope – even for rejoicing – when we appreciate how bad things actually were for our grandparents.

We are capable of far more than we realise. Humankind is a self-sharpening tool that can function on innumerable levels. We are not limited by the known and always manage to push the envelope.

How distant is any future? Not so long ago women were chattel even in 'liberated' Western nations; less a century ago females were still treated as second class citizens almost everywhere, caste and class systems were considered natural hierarchies bestowed on the people by Divine Right, and dissent, ‘blasphemy’, anarchism or homosexuality were all considered grounds for long incarceration (or a violent death).

Until a generation ago the US and Australia were not officially recognised as democracies, as they hadn't given the vote to all adult citizens for a full twenty-five years (the US instituted the vote for southern blacks only in 1965 - Australia to all Aboriginal people in 1967). This 25 year withholding period after universal enfranchisement - after every adult citizen is granted the vote - is the simple definition of a democracy accorded by the UN. Fifty years ago racism was still thoroughly widespread in the same 'advanced' nations to whom slavery had been considered a bible-backed necessity only a century earlier.

Religious strife was rife - and violent. Just about everyone was brainwashed into enacting the same old tribal traditions dictated by mad, bad, obsessive cultists with one foot in the grave and the other planted on or in the most sensitive parts of innocent children; the ‘divine right’ of some to rule over others was rarely questioned by those who were taught to fear the shadow of their own afterlife.

Environmental vandalism was barely recognised until a generation ago; full steam ahead damn-the-whales so-called 'progress' at all costs was considered to be the only sane way of life. Almost everyone believed the world might end in nuclear Armageddon at any instant. People lived with the belief that everything and everyone from where they stood to the horizon could become superheated white ash at any moment. They were fundamentally damaged by this belief - psychologically beaten and psychically broken.

Hardly anyone dared speak out against the confabulated control freak superstitions known as religions, or question the dominant paradigm of warmongering supremacy via conquest and control. Protesters, even when visible, were always a tiny minority. Vegetarians were virtually certifiable; wives could be thrown into mental institutions willy-nilly at the behest of their husbands; ‘professional’ people had more natural rights than other workers; most people were drunk most of the time and any born out of the worker-unit arrangement of ‘wedlock’ were treated as second rate citizens.

Incompatible people weren't allowed to divorce unless under dire circumstances. Domestic violence and child beating was commonplace and considered normal and necessary, if distasteful, behaviour. People were taught that women couldn’t derive pleasure from sex. Almost everyone’s diet was abysmal. Hardly anyone questioned the use of pesticides, herbicides or other biocides in human food and houses. Life spans were significantly shorter across the board.

Believe it or not, things are getting better, generation by generation (excepting of course, the natural environment, which is still being degraded to a rapidly approaching point of no return). Through hard work, ongoing commitment and an underlying, undying will to be free, sane and healthy, we've made it this far.

The sooner people opt out of contributing to the third rate fictions of unjust societies and make their own brave new ways in the real living world, caring and sharing with friends and loved ones (and strangers who soon become familiar friends), the sooner everything will grow healthier and saner.

We are all born of a world-tree that's scarred with the graffiti of our passions. We're all learning to EVOLve. We can do much better things with the one thing we truly have and are - our time. Everything we do counts.

What's better? What's best? Dare to dream of paradise on Earth - for all - and have no doubt we can actually get there sooner or later!

We are creating a better world – and by the way, have you replanted a forest lately, or stopped the destruction of an irreplaceable place recently – or stopped buying and making unnecessary crap?




The Power In Your Hands


The world is made of mindstuff, and so are you. This isn’t merely some vapid, new age theoretical construct, but the essential key understanding how to create a better life. There are many ways to use energy fields and flows that modify apprehensible ‘reality’ from a more fundamental level of the underlying energy matrix. The power is literally in your mind and your hands.

First feel your breath; breathe consciously, in through your nose and out through your mouth, gently and slowly. Imagine – feel – you’re inhaling a cleansing light (white if you prefer, or a deep sky blue filled with brilliant sparkles) that pours into your lungs and fills your entire being with a light, invigorating fluid. Feel it seep into all your crevices, nourishing your entire being.

Exhale a red fluid that pours from your mouth and down into the ground, into the Earth – a receptive, living being that can handle this discarded energy and transform it into something better. Repeat until nourished and energised.

Raise your hands before you and hold them a few inches apart. Feel the energy flowing between your palms. Bring them closer together until you can feel a slight but distinct ‘magnetic’ effect at first, like magnetic repulsion – and then feel the energy flowing through and between them.

The flow of energy is like a cycle of breath – feel it pouring in through your right palm and out through your left, matching the cycle of your breathing, and continue the flowing circuit of light.

Placing your hands on either side of any object or being, you can feel the flow of energy passing through and between them. The direction of the flow can alter its effects. Whichever hemisphere you’re in, the sunwise direction (viewed from above, i.e. clockwise in the northern hemisphere and counterclockwise in the south) will raise, build and confirm existing patterns; the reverse direction will heal or repattern them.

With your left palm facing down and your right palm cupped upward the flow will proceed in a clockwise direction, for instance. You can flow with another person, facing them with your hands paired to theirs, or in a larger interlinked circle. Linking energy fields will produce larger effects, for the whole is exponentially greater than the sum of its parts. Sharing energy will help repair any imbalances in an individual or group.  3D ‘reality’ is transformed when any three or more gather together in this way.

When healing a discordant organ, being or place, look into the affected area and see it perfectly healed. Allow hope to reign and cast fear aside. Always provide the flow with a healthy pattern to grow toward, for matter will follow and flower through the pattern your charged visualisation dictates – consciously or otherwise.

You can also beam light directly using one palm. The energy always flows from beyond and through you, not from you; giving light doesn’t drain anyone or anything. You can locate the energy centre in your palm by folding your middle finger tightly into your hand and noting the position your fingertip nestles into when folded fully inward.

Feel a light pressure in the centre of your brow and become aware of your ‘third eye’. A syllable that activates this chakra is ‘Om’, vibrating at a pitch that resonates in your brow; a yawn can focus this energy as well. Perceive the light that naturally projects from your forehead. Raise the back of your hand to your brow and feel the energy project through your hand, igniting the energy flow in your palm. Feel the light pour through you and direct it to whatever positive purpose you wish.

Feel. Breathe slow and easy. Relax. Visualise a positive, healthy outcome.

We can create anything we wish – so we must be careful and considerate in what we wish for. We can do, be and become anything.

So how about replanting that forest now?





Turn On. Turn in. OPT OUT! Don’t take too much time to think about it, make plans, or get ready to retire - just DO IT NOW!


by R. Ayana

And see Here Be Magic @ http://hermetic.blog.com/2012/01/04/here-be-magic/
And Discovery of the Biofield @ http://nexusilluminati.blogspot.com.au/2011/08/discovery-of-biofield-different-type-of.html
And Oikumene - The Sacred Life of Us @ http://hermetic.blog.com/2011/08/20/oikumene-the-sacred-life-of-us/
More articles by R. Ayana @ http://nexusilluminati.blogspot.com/search/label/r.%20ayana


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