Flashpoint Acupuncture, Quakertown, PA Mind, Body, Spirit Medicine

Reiki

Reiki is a Japanese healing art that was synthesized into being by Mikao Usui in the late 1800's in Japan. Mikao Usui was a devout Buddhist, who, in his intense desire to understand and work with methods of medicine and healing, developed Reiki. "Reiki" is a Japanese word for the concept "Universal Life Energy".

Reiki is a specific type of simple energy work in which a treatment is performed by the touch of the palms, enabling the circulation of the Reiki energy to the individual via the Reiki practitioner. You are fully clothed while receiving a Reiki treatment.

Reiki is a complementary alternative method of healing that treats all aspects of your being so you are being healed physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. It is non-invasive, therapeutic and is incredibly powerful, delicate and effective. The Reiki energy provides method for stability to the Auras and the Chakras to create circumstances required for the body energy systems to function and to heal itself. It is great for reducing stress and getting your body to relax.

The Experience

People feel Reiki in different ways. Most often during a session the energy is experienced as warmth. Others feel a mild tingle; others feel a throbbing or pulsing sensation. Some people don't feel any physical sensation but describe mental or emotional changes, such as a sense of calmness or peacefulness. Nearly everyone experiences a Reiki session as deeply relaxing. Please note, the session will take one hour.

Benefits

Reiki can help to relieve pain. Chronic illnesses may take a series of treatments, depending on the specific nature of the disease. Whatever manifests itself physically usually also has components on the emotional, mental, and spiritual levels. Reiki honors the natural balance of the person by working on all these levels. Reiki goes beyond the symptoms to treat the root cause of the disease. When we treat only the symptoms, we do not always get to the true basis of the illness.