What happens in a part of Reiki
Reiki actions have been an integral part of my spiritual development and I honestly don’t know where I would be today if it wasn’t for them. I met like-minded people, expanded my mind to new horizons, opened my heart to unconditional love, learned about various energy healing techniques that go along with Reiki, learned great tips to use when giving a treatment and how to improve my self-healing. .
While some may be wary or miss the point, all who go to Reiki actions regularly find them to be of great help. First degree Reiki healers team up with Reiki masters and second degree Reiki healers, and in some groups, they also team up with healers from other modalities and newcomers exploring their spiritual path. It is an amazing energy gathered in one place. And you also make friends with regular customers and get great support from kindred spirits.
Different Reiki actions are executed in different styles. So you can try a few and choose the one that suits you best. Or you can go to a few each month and enjoy the different experiences at each one!
Most groups start with introductions, with everyone saying their name and what they want from the group.
Then some actions are divided into groups, say three people, with one lying on a massage couch and the other two giving them a healing. The Reiki master running the share monitors the time and asks them to switch after say 20 minutes, so everyone has a chance to heal and be healed. Some groups also have chairs and capes, and the same goes for chairs. The meat cure provides a great experience of providing a cure in the setting that is usually experienced at home, and the couch setup provides a nice treat and gives the pros more experience and a taste of what they provide! It really is something that two or more people give you a healing; absolutely heavenly!
Some groups focus on self-healing, where the Reiki master leads the group in meditation, reflection, and self-healing. Some Reiki teachers incorporate a question and answer session or use that time to give supervision and guidance to their students. Most Reiki Masters accept healers from other Reiki Masters and some accept Reiki healers attuned to any discipline. It’s a good idea to ask if this is okay when you find stocks in your area.
Some actions also make a Reiki healing circle where they hold hands or heal the person in front of them in the shape of a train, coming together as one big circle. This works especially well for larger groups. And some healing circles channel the healing to others outside the group who have requested a distant healing or, for example, to a part of the world that needs healing.
Other events in Reiki actions include the leadership of the Reiki Master through a Hatsurei-Ho or simply through the Reiki Principles. Other Reiki Masters use the chakra system and incorporate Reiki through the chakras. Both are balancing and centered. The former is based on ancient Japanese wisdom, while the latter borrows from ancient Indian traditions.
It can be a person from a small group or a person from a large group, and they can have their preferences, a good example of the Reiki discipline that the Reiki Master comes from. A good group is supportive and friendly, no matter how big or small it is or its main contents. The most important thing is that you feel comfortable and that you can grow and develop. Everything else is Reiki. And that is really amazing.
Reiki actions usually end with big Reiki hugs and happy goodbyes. If you haven’t attended a Reiki exchange yet, try one; you may be pleasantly surprised.