"Our pain is often our greatest teacher. When we go in and through the body, we restore the distortions and bring the inner child back into alignment with truth."

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What is Reiki?

The word Reiki means “universal life force” known as “prana” in Sanskrit. Reiki is known today as an integrative therapy brought here from Japan that is used for stress reduction, healing trauma, and balancing the mind, body, and spirit.

Rei: generally means a combination of the following: higher mind - universal (higher levels of consciousness) beyond the ego, lower mind - the earth (elements), and the middle path (the human aspects of being that are a combination of body, mind, and spirit).
This supports the person offering Reiki as being a bridge between the wisdom and guidance of the unseen and the living breathing aspects of the physical world.

Ki: is what is referred to as "life force" or Chi in Chinese, or vital energy in Vedic texts. Ki is also the primary energy of emotions and thoughts. Ki is the energy that healing arts practitioners are taping into in their work with clients.

Reiki: has an intelligence of its own that works with the intelligence or organicity of the body and the client who is receiving it. It is not "directed" by a practitioner other than to "open the space" and trust the intelligence of the system to know how to shift in the right conditions.

The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) offers research on Reiki.

History

Current Reiki practice can be traced to the spiritual teachings of Mikao Usui in Japan during the early 20th century. Usui's teachings included meditative techniques and hands-on practices. One of Usui's students, Chujiro Hayashi, further developed the hands-on practices, placing less emphasis on the meditative techniques. An American named Hawayo Takata learned Reiki from Hayashi in Japan and introduced it to Western cultures in the late 1930s. The type of Reiki practiced and taught by Hayashi and Takata may be considered traditional Reiki. Numerous variations of Reiki have since been developed and are currently practiced. Each person who comes to Reiki training will be drawn to a particular Reiki path and no one type of Reiki energy is better than another.

A more detailed history of Reiki can be found in Miles and True’s (2003) article, “Reiki- Review of a Biofield Therapy History, Theory, Practice and Research.” In Alternative Therapies Vol. 9, #2.,pp. 63 & 64.