Garry wrote:
> On Apr 21, 11:21 am, suzee <su...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> Healbeal wrote:
>>> "Theo" <maur...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
>>> news:480b321e_6@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>> Healbeal wrote:
>>>>> Hi all,
>>>>> Stress and other unpleasant factors are taking a toll on my health
as it
>>>>> deteriorates and my recent medication hasn't helped me much to
regain my
>>>>> earlier decent enough health. These days there's lot of fatigue,
ennui
>>>>> and lethargy. Have lost weight too. With my second degree reiki, I
given
>>>>> an intention that am getting back my good health but nothing much
has
>>>>> improved over the last 2 weeks or so. One may call it as some
>>>>> subconscious reluctance on my part that I don't want to give reiki
to
>>>>> myself. Can someone here please suggest me what specifically I need
to
>>>>> do. Is it im****tant to give complete reiki or just the intention is
>>>>> sufficient?
>>>>> Also, kindly send me reiki for better health.
>>>> intention is not enoght has to be joined with real will and good
>>>> attitude for a change and it takes time also
>>>> maybe do some introspection and find out what is bugging you ..
change
>>>> life style
>>>> reki is not a magic word : Reki save me .!!" and u r saved ...
>>>> too easy would it be!!!!
>>>> Theo << l 'enfant terrible >>
>>>> Un sorriso :-D
>>> You are right Theo. Sorry if my post alluded to reiki as a magic. I
have
>>> heard that most alternative engergy-healing therapies are all about
>>> intention. A lot of people, esp. the motivational speakers also exhort
>>> people to follow what they desire the most and the im****tance of
intention
>>> is also emphasized a lot. Even in the gym workouts, it is stressed to
give
>>> an intention that 'yes, I can do so many reps.' A student is asked to
feel
>>> that exams are easy and studying is fun. Ofcourse, all these
intentions are
>>> followed by diligent efforts. Only honest efforts are rewarded.
>>> However, in my case, I admitted that perhaps there could be some
>>> subconscious reluctance on my part to give reiki. I feel so lethargic
and
>>> tired that I just cannot push myself to give reiki to 21 points or
even to
>>> the 7 chakras. Sometimes after just 3-5 points, I fall asleep. Hence,
I
>>> wanted to know what other ways I can complete the reiki session or
just the
>>> intention suffices.
>>> Thank you all for the replies.
>> If you're giving reiki to just a few of the points, then falling
asleep,
>> it's possible that's reiki kicking in, allowing you to sleep. The next
>> time, give reiki to the points you didn't get to. There's no rule that
>> you have to reiki certain point in a particular order or to do all of
>> them to be effective. I often just put my hands on the solar plexus and
>> hara. Reiki goes where it's needed, we don't need to `guide' it.
>
> Sue has an excellent point, which I would like to expand upon, namely
> that reiki will go to where it's needed. However, IMO it will get to
> where it needs to go faster if you are "putting it in" closer to where
> it's needed. For minor problems, that's usually where the pain is
> registering. For instance, if you have a minor tension headache, I
> would put my hands on my head, not on my feet. One could expect that
> eventually the Reiki would get there from the feet, but why make it
> take the scenic route? ;-)
You might think that, but for some of my headaches, rubbing tender spots
on the feet lessens them, or makes them go away. In the meridian system,
the channels that start on the head, end on the feet and since pain is
a blockage of energy, rubbing the feet, (or giving reiki to them) can
clear that blockage.
However, sometimes the cause is not
> obvious, and so the location of the treatment is not obvious. In those
> cases, if one is sensitive enough, one can feel for a hibiki or let
> intuition guide one's hands (gassho, breathe, let the reiki flow
> through the hands, say the precepts to oneself, then ask that one's
> hands be guided to the correct spot). If neither of those options
> works for her, then in Maddy's case, I would opt for heart chakra,
> solar plexus and hara (in whatever order she likes) first, to make
> sure she got those major energy centers in before she fell asleep.
> (Falling asleep while doing reiki on oneself is a good sign that
> healing is taking place) As Sue notes, the next time she can do as
> many other positions as she can get to until she's covered them all.
> Or she can just stick with the first three and expect the reiki to
> find its way to where it's needed.
Those three areas cover the major organs of the body too.
> BTW, the reason for the 21 or ever how many hand positions is the
> Western idea of covering every major point to make sure one hasn't
> missed anything im****tant. It seems like a logical idea, but as we all
> know from experience, Reiki doesn't always follow logic. So consider
> the positions more like guidelines, not rules set in stone that must
> be followed in set order.
I was told that one should give reiki to oneself for 21 days after an
attunement at the 7 chakras on the 3 levels of the body - physical,
mental and emotional. One chakra per day focusing on the physical, then
going through them again for the mental and emotional levels. It's one
way of doing it.
sue
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