Healing With Reiki

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Comment by Marie on April 10, 2009 at 8:26pm

Happy Easter everyone!

Comment by Marie on April 7, 2009 at 10:12pm

Thank you! There is no rush, and all will unfold as intended by heaven. I'll start looking around...I thought this might be a good place to start.
Bless you!
Peace,
Marie

Comment by Kristin bradfield on April 7, 2009 at 6:40pm

hello again,
Where & how much you spend for your reiki training is an intensely personal choice. I suggest you look around your area for an "RMT" --Reiki Master teacher --that you can have some private sessions with, first. Look for someone who puts you at ease & makes you feel positive about the experience. This person should be more interested in the work than in your money.
Some spiritual travel is often, though not always, part of the process. Perhaps an early spring camping trip to one of the spiritually focused regions like Sedona, Arizona, or the like (?) might be in order.
Hands on is definitely the way to go. I can't see how an on-line course, or mail order could work...
Also, avoid lumping your practitioner levels together. You need at least 21 days between each level to "let the dust settle" and complete the attunement process. Don't rush things. Think of God's time, rather than business plans.
Good Luck, Enjoy,
Kristin

Comment by Marie on April 7, 2009 at 3:13pm

Thank you! I guess the next question is, where do I get this training, and how much will it cost me? Are there any local people (Edmonton, Alberta) that I can get in touch with?
Peace,
Marie

Comment by Kristin bradfield on April 7, 2009 at 11:31am

Marie,
We are all born with energetically attuned elements, but training will expand what comes naturally, and enhance what we have. Training also increases your personal vibration field, protecting you from wayward energy elements and keeping you from being 'blindsided' by walking into spirit activity that doesn't help or concern you. We are not meant to be sponges mopping up any energy that comes by. We can and must (as sensitive beings) focus what the Divine has given us so that we can be free & strong to heal others, rather than always having to struggle to keep an even keel, ourselves.
Think of it this way, if you're going to exist as a life guard, you first need to learn how to swim, how to keep yourself strong, and how to deliver the strongest care possible. I don't want someone self-taught in swimming thrashing around, trying to save me when I'm drowning, do you? This matters, even if you take naturally to water.
Now this doesn't mean "do nothing until you reach Mastery." This means, "Take on what you can handle, and look for guidance & training as you move along." Whether you train in a year, or over a lifetime, the more you learn, the happier and more secure you will be.
Love All Ways,
Kristin

Comment by Marie on April 6, 2009 at 11:33am

In response to Kristin,
Does a person need formal training? I have a kind of a memory of doing healing work in Altantis long, long ago, so perhaps this is an offshoot of that time? And now, we ancient Atlanteans are back in body to do some good for our world? Any thoughts on this?
Peace,
Marie

Comment by Kristin bradfield on April 6, 2009 at 11:10am

Hello again,
In answer to Marie's question, I think I have always had a natural inclination toward reiki work. I know I have been very energy sensitive all of my life, though I didn't really understand what any of it meant. The turning point came as I met (one after another) reiki masters, who recognized my sensitivities and encouraged me to begin training. (I guess 'it takes one, to know one!') I took to the training readily and it has helped me handle the energies of our world. I am no longer blind-sided by the forces at work around me. I have an entirely new way of experiencing life now. It's wonderful.
--Kristin

Comment by Marie on April 6, 2009 at 11:01am

Hi everybody,
I am wondering how others came into this practice. For me, I started out by having an out of body experience at 3:00 in the morning. During it, I had looked down at my hands and noticed the many energy points emanating from them. i thought that I might be able to direct the energy emanating from those points, to where ever it hurt, so I tried that. Then one day, I was visiting my sister, who had recently been diagnosed with inoperable lung cancer, so I thought I might try to aleviate some of her pain this way. I really had no idea what i was doing, but the intentions were good. I believe she felt a bit of relief, and it left my hands tingling for 3 days afterward. She has since passed on. It was not for me to cure her! Have any of you had a similar experience?
Peace and light to all of you!
Marie

Comment by Kristin bradfield on April 6, 2009 at 10:43am

Hello all,
I am a reiki master, approaching the master-teacher level, and I am amazed at the intuitive clarity each level brings. For those of you just starting out, keep increasing your study levels. The more you do, the better it gets!
Blessings,
Kristin

Comment by Marie on April 6, 2009 at 10:38am

Hi everybody,
I have a cat , who is diabetic, and only recently has been diagnosed. I discovered a weird thing with her in the past day or so. I give her a 'walking through' reiki treatment for her, whenever she wants. I noticed yesterday, that her nose was dry and warm. After I did the reiki treatment on her, her nose was immediately wet and cool. Wow! A matter of only a few moments! This stuff really works.
Peace,
Marie

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