Discover the Benefits of Reiki Seichem Healing
What are Reiki and Seichem?
Both Reiki and Seichem are healing processes that work by channeling energy into the body through the practitioner’s hands. Although they are more often associated with emotional and mental healing, rather than physical ailments, the common train of thought is that in order to be healthy on the outside, one must be in good health on the inside, and according to that theory, both Reiki and Seichem They can cure physical illnesses. food more than those on an emotional level.
Where does Reiki come from?
Reiki is an ancient tradition within Asian communities both to cure existing ailments and to prevent future illnesses. Thought to have originated in Japan, Reiki has also been linked to some branches of traditional Chinese medicine.
The actual history of Reiki has been somewhat shrouded in legend and the truth will probably never be fully known. The currently available information says that Dr. Mikao Usui developed Reiki during a 21-day fasting and meditation exercise in solitude on Mount Kuruama, one of Japan’s many sacred mountains. This information has recently become available outside of Japan and it is unclear how true this story is.
What is certain is that the Usui system of natural healing was initially introduced to the West by Mrs. Hawayo Takata of Hawaii. While visiting relatives in Japan, Ms. Takata was successfully treated for a chronic illness by Dr. Hayashi at his Reiki clinic in Tokyo. She later received reiki attunements from Dr. Hayashi and was able to practice Reiki and initiate new practitioners herself.
How does Reiki work?
Reiki is one of several holistic therapies based on various points on the body, much like reflexology and acupuncture. All of these energy-based holistic treatments are based on the body’s natural “chakras” and energy fields, or auras, and are all based on ancient Asian theories and are very similar to each other. The main difference is that while reflexology works by massaging or putting pressure on different energy points, and acupuncture involves inserting needles into the various points, Reiki does not necessarily involve the practitioner touching the patient at all.
Instead, the energy is directed to points on the body by placing the hands lightly over a series of places on the recipient’s body. The energy flows through the practitioner and directly into the recipient’s body through the points, but it is not generated by the practitioner and does not deplete the Reiki practitioner’s own energy supplies. Advanced practitioners can even administer the treatment remotely, although this is an extremely advanced practice and should not be attempted by new practitioners.
Who can give and/or receive Reiki treatment?
Practicing Reiki does not require special skills and does not require years of study to learn. You can learn to give Reiki treatments to yourself, family and friends, animals and plants. Some people even use Reiki on household appliances. Everything in the world works through the use of some form of energy, so it stands to reason that a healing process that uses pure energy will heal or cure inefficiencies in the functioning of said organisms and items.
The ability to channel specific healing energy is present in everyone, but remains dormant until one has awakened this ability through an initiation process called attunement. Anyone can tune in, regardless of age or any other factor, and learn to channel Reiki successfully. The attunement is administered by an experienced Reiki Master, and once you’ve been attuned, you’ll be able to practice Reiki and share the benefits with others, as well as treat yourself. In fact, Reiki can treat, energize and heal a practitioner even while treating a patient.
What are the specific benefits of Reiki?
Reiki can help alleviate suffering associated with pain and illness, whether physical, emotional, mental, or spiritual in nature. Essentially this means that Reiki can heal. Illness occurs when the mind, body, and spirit become unbalanced. Both emotional problems and physical illnesses come from disturbances in the personal energy field, and true well-being can only be achieved by restoring harmony and balance to the whole being, not only with oneself but also with the Earth and the Universe. Reiki is one of the most effective ways to help restore that balance and harmony.
Unlike more traditional Western medicine, which is only used to cure specific ailments at the time of suffering and under the guidance of a physician, Reiki can be used on a day-to-day basis. Of course, Reiki helps the recovery of patients who are under medical treatment, but it can also be used to prevent diseases. As disease is caused by imbalance, it can only be a good practice to keep yourself well balanced at all times, thus reducing the risk of getting sick.
Many people find Reiki treatment such a pleasurable experience that they participate in regular sessions as a refreshing and relaxing treat for themselves, in the same way that they might receive a massage or facial, a guided imagery session, or a bath. earthen.
What exactly does Reiki do?
Reiki releases blocked energy from the body and mind, promoting relaxation and reducing stress. Natural energy has an innate intelligence, no matter where in the body the treatment is directed, it will naturally redirect itself and go where it is needed, helping to cleanse the body of toxins. Reiki also works on plants, animals, and even some machines and other inanimate objects.
We ourselves begin the healing process by acting on our desire to be well and whole. Without the motivation to be well we cannot be well. Reiki is a means to empower ourselves and allow us to be whole in every way. When Reiki is administered, it increases the flow of energy through your aura and into your physical body. Reiki energy works to harmonize, or balance, all the different parts of you that make up you as a whole, including the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual. Reiki releases emotional blockages and trauma, as well as energy blockages within the other areas of ‘you’, ensuring that you remain a healthy and balanced person, both inside and out, physically and emotionally.
Is there any proof that Reiki works?
Scientists and doctors are somewhat reluctant to accept the validity of energy healing practices. However, studies have often shown a significant and accelerated improvement in health after energy treatments in many different ways. Aura photographs have also shown significant changes before and after Reiki treatments.
This is not a guarantee that someone will be relieved of any ailment by one or more Reiki treatments, and Reiki should never be used as a substitute for professional medical treatment, especially if you are suffering from a serious illness. However, in most cases, Reiki seems to enhance the effects of medical treatment when used in conjunction with it, as well as the body’s natural ability to heal itself, and patients appear to make a faster and more complete recovery when receiving treatments. doctors and Reiki together. . The underlying principle of Reiki is that it cannot harm and cannot be used for any harmful purpose, therefore there can be no harm in trying something that may well aid recovery.
While the use of Reiki to treat illness and injury can be controversial, the use of Reiki as a stress reduction and relaxation technique is becoming more widely accepted and widespread. Reiki improves other body and healing techniques, and sports performance, as well as helping with spiritual development.
Introduction to Seichem
Seichem is so similar to Reiki that there isn’t much else to tell. It’s a kind of… ‘Reiki plus +’ To explain; There are four elements, Earth, Fire, Air and Water, all of which are brimming with energy of different kinds. Reiki is simply Earth energy, while Seichem is an initiation into the four elements, all of which produce different feelings and experiences during treatments and attunements, and all have different healing properties.
Earth healing energy (Reiki) is experienced as very different sensations of hot and cold, just like on the surface of the Earth.
Fire is clearly and immediately distinguishable as low-voltage pulses of electricity that are felt as a hot, stinging sensation.
The water feels like waves of fresh energy and brings deep emotional issues to the surface for healing.
Air/Ether is a dual energy made up of air and spirit and is good for mental healing. Enhance the power of the third eye and the spoken word. When this energy is channeled during treatment, both the healer and the patient often experience the presence of angels.
The energy that can be felt during a Seichem attunement process is much stronger than that felt during Reiki sessions. The room is filled with energy and a warmth that can be felt physically. It is vitally important for a newly attuned Seichem practitioner to drink plenty of water for a few days after their initiation, to clear blockages and bad energies from the body.
During the Reiki attunement process, the person being initiated will see their vibrational energy level raised, giving them clearer access to healing energies. Seichem’s attunement process opens a person even more, giving him a much stronger healing ability. Like Reiki, anyone can become a Seichem practitioner if they start with the attunement process. The only requirement is a desire to help yourself and others heal both physically and emotionally.
Once a new Seichem practitioner has been initiated, they will have unlimited access to the healing frequencies and can continue to use the energies to help themselves and others for as long as they like. The initiation process seems to change people for the better, and they are never the same again. Practitioners reported feeling calmer and more positive, gaining new levels of confidence, and suddenly finding the incentive and ability to change things in their lives that they had previously been avoiding.
Like Reiki practitioners, those who practice Seichem do not profess to be able to personally cure all ills on their own. They are simply a facilitator through which the universal energies can be directed, to help the recipient regain and maintain the best possible physical and emotional health.