Healing

true historical meaning of katawara in context of reiki healing of self and others

Self Healing v. Healing Others: The “Two Wheels” of Reiki

Is Reiki something you do for yourself, or something you do for others? History tells us it’s both, happening simultaneously. In our courses, John and I consistently emphasize that a self healing practice is the foundation of everything else. After all, if you cannot heal yourself, how can you heal others? Recent translations of historical […]

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Reiki for Ears and Temples: Benefits and Insights from Traditional Chinese Medicine

The simple act of placing the hands over a client’s ears and temples during a Reiki session offers clients a few moments where the outside world fades, and they’re left with a sense of calm and quiet. It’s an important part of the Reiki treatment, but I have always wondered what makes the ears and

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Reiki and Reflexology

The Reiki and Reflexology link: why the feet are important in Reiki

The Reiki and Reflexology link: why the feet are important in Reiki. In Reiki, we always end a session by gently placing our hands on a client’s feet. Have you ever wondered why this simple gesture feels so deeply calming and grounding? Let’s look at the connection between Reiki, reflexology, and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM),

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