Garry Williams wrote:
> On Tue, 08 Apr 2008 09:37:25 +0530, Healbeal wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I sincerely appreciate all the responses in my earlier posts. I wish to
>> know how im****tant it is to invoke reiki. While on the move, it is not
>> always possible to invoke reiki and sometimes we just want to give then
>> intention to the particular situation. However, my question pertains to
>> invoking when there's ample time. Call it sheer laziness or what but
>> sometimes I just don't invoke reiki and start with the symbols
directly.
>> Is this right? Also, is it im****tant to close the symbols in the
morning
>> when the intention is to give the reiki overnight?
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Maddy
>
> Maddy, I'm not sure I understand what you're trying to ask us. What do
> *you* mean by the words "invoke reiki"? In order to use a symbol, you
> have to be using reiki. They work together. Perhaps I'm
misunderstanding,
> but I'm gathering that you were taught to perform some other operation
> first before using a symbol? Perhaps some sort of "official" way of
> saying "reiki on!" before beginning whatever symbol work you intend to
> do? Please spell it out for me; I'm not always Speedy Gonzales on the
> uptake. :-)
It sounds as though Maddy might have been taught by someone who mixed
magick or pagan practices in with the reiki.... Or `invoking' angels or
guides to help.
What I do is similar to the way one `settles in' to begin tai chi...
That is, take a secure stance (I'm usually standing), place my hands on
the person, take a few deep breaths and focus on my hands. That usually
starts the energy flowing.
sue
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