Reiki Health benefits

Reiki is a healing technique which helps to release blocked energies,

clean the body of toxins and trigger its natural healing abilities.

The greatest benefit of Reiki is to reduce stress and induce feelings of peace,

relaxation and well-being, promoting strong health and preventing illness.

Reiki is a holistic method of natural healing which brings balance

on the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual levels.

Some Physical Benefits of Reiki: 

• Helps with acute injuries and chronic problems (asthma, eczema, headaches, etc.)
• Helps relieve pain
• Speeds up recovery from surgery or cancer therapy
• Used as a complement therapy, it improves the results of medical treatment by reducing side effects of medication and shortening healing time
• Assists the body in cleaning itself from toxins, enhancing the immune system
• Accelerates tissue regeneration to replace scars and burns
• Lessens arthritis pain, stiffness, and increases ease of movements
• Improves circulation to reduce swelling from injury or surgery

Some Mental Benefits of Reiki: 

• Calms the mind
• Enhances creativity and improves memory
• Aids better sleep
• Helps think more clearly
• Increases self-confidence 
• Enhances personal awareness

Some Emotional Benefits of Reiki:

• Eases depression, insomnia, lack of confidence, addictions and fear-based illnesses
• Increases intuition
• Offers relief during emotional distress and sorrow

Some Spiritual Benefits of Reiki: 

• Gives a better sense of purpose in life
• Helps feel more connected and in tune with others and the universe
• Helps bring about inner peace and harmony and supports spiritual growth 

Contraindications:

*Reiki is not a substitute for medical care

You should consult with the appropriate health practitioner in case of any medical condition

*Reiki is not recommended is case of acute depression or schizophrenia

  "The secret of health for both mind and body is not to mourn for the past, not to worry about the future, or not to anticipate troubles, but to live the present moment wisely and earnestly”.

- Buddha -