Healbeal wrote:
> "Theo" <mauro43@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
> news:480e3f4d$1_4@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Garry wrote:
>>
>>> On Apr 22, 1:32 am, Theo <maur...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>>
>>>> suzee wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> 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.
>>>> I have very seldom headaches but a good bear stops them
>>>> when happens .. I do not know why
>>>
>>> What kind of bear? Polar bear? Grizzly bear? Brown bear? Black bear?
>>> Panda bear? Inquiring minds want to know.
>> LOL
>> BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEER
>>
>> --
>>
>> Theo << l 'enfant terrible >>
>> Un sorriso :-D
>
> Now this again flummoxes me. My first tuner...Reiki cheater so-called
master
> strictly insisted that we refrain from coffee, onions, alcoholic
beverages,
> even sodas like Coke/Pepsi and non-vegetarian food because they somehow
load
> the aura which prevents good reiki flow. Surprising considering the fact
> that it is said reiki cannot be stopped by any impediments like
buildings,
> metals, distance. Infact asking someone to avoid something one is
habitual
> or addicted or fond of is creating a blockage itself. So how im****tant
it is
> to avoid such stuff?
Not that Theo was talking about having a beer while giving reiki, but
I've given it to people in a pub after they had one and I'd had a glass
of wine. It seemed to help them. Reiki masters will teach what they've
been taught, either in reiki cl***** or other healing cl*****. What is
im****tant is what you believe in. If a person believes that reiki is
`better' by refraining from all those things, then maybe it is. If a
person believes that doesn't matter so much, it doesn't. A person can
stress their body just as much worrying about what they're ingesting as
they do by actually partaking of `harmful' food or substances.
Moderation is probably best.
sue
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