Obviously this is subjective and varies from one person to
another and each session varies depending on what you require at that moment in
time.
Some of my clients describe it as “that happy, floaty
feeling you get when you’ve had a little too much alcohol to drink”. Personally when I’m in a Reiki session I’m in
a meditative state so, along with the client, I end the session feeling calm,
centred and at peace.
I practice Reiki on myself daily and try to live by the five
Reiki principles. I’m sure this practice
of daily self Reiki has enabled me to cope with an extremely busy year; I’m a
Mum of two gorgeous and extremely energetic boys, I work part-time as well as
run my own business and I volunteer for two local charities. Coupled with a house extension where my house
didn’t always feel like the relaxing sanctuary it should. My daily Reiki practice has enabled me to
find (usually hidden rather deeply) that quiet, still place inside me where I
find peace. I can sit in my ‘Reiki
bubble’ and the hustle and bustle of the outside world slowly disappears.
If you have been lucky enough to attend a spa or a
wonderfully relaxing holiday or retreat, can you remember and still sense that
inner calm you felt? This is how I feel
during a Reiki session. I’m sure most of
my fellow Reiki practitioners and clients would agree with this sentiment.
Don’t we all want to find that beautiful calm space within ourselves? Some people find this with meditation or
yoga. I would like to help you find your
still/happy place and this is where Reiki can help. Together we will start a journey to a more
peaceful and content you.
As always, thanks for reading and if you have any questions
or comments, I’d love to hear from you below.
Quick disclaimer; I am not a medical practitioner so
therefore I’m not prescribing. All of my
blog posts are based on complementary therapies and not as a
replacement for conventional medicine.
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