Last blog I talked about passive Reiki Energy. Everyone who is attuned always has the capacity for active Reiki Energy. It never goes away.
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So how do you reconnect with a conscious sense of Reiki energy flowing in your life now, perhaps to use it actively to support you in going forward, in helping others or in getting through a difficult time? Read More→
Reiki is so much more than that simple little something you learned years ago… it has life changing potential that may, as yet, be mostly untapped in your life. If you have ever been attuned – at any level – and have “fallen off” the Reiki horse in pursuit of other interests in your life, you have a powerful resource at your fingertips. Read More→
After a rather intense week of fighting off a cold, pushing forward on publishing my book, and connecting with the griefs, sorrows, angers and fears of an absolutely amazing community of Alzheimer’s caregivers, I finally managed to give myself a full Reiki treatment upon waking in the morning. Due to trying to fight off this cold as I prepare to fly to warmth and the love of my baby granddaughter on the west coast next week, I had been concentrating on my head, nose and throat in my morning Reiki sessions. This particular morning, as I worked my way through a full treatment and finally reached my heart, something amazing happened.
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You can Google this topic and find any number of responses, most with similar aspects. What I will share with you here is what happens for you at Crystal Reiki.
Your Reiki time with me actually starts as soon as you book your appointment. Once you have made a commitment to come for a Reiki session, you and I are on a spiritual journey together as we both prepare for your appointment. Our session together enters into my morning meditation and I hold you in loving care to the universe for its blessing on our Reiki journey. Read More→
A rather overwhelming and unavoidable long-term project erupted out of nowhere, way too close to its deadline date. What should have been carefully undertaken over several months had become a nightmare of pressured, intricate, exact questionnaires, forms, programs and policies, navigated through the foreign land of an unfamiliar and bulky piece of software for which there was no training but a series of “help me” phone calls. (Key words here: Help Me)
With my usual fervour, I attacked the problem, knowing I have every resource and the answers are there (or I could create them!) After two and a half weeks of feverish work my reserves began to give out. I had not planned for this long an assault upon my time and resources. My frustration level was growing. This thing had become an evil task master in my life. I ate and slept and breathed it every day.
