Reiki is a Japanese complimentary therapy that provides a wonderful, relaxing way to maintain balance and an overall sense of well-being. All you need is a willingness to receive the energy.
Additionally, it has been used to facilitiate self-healing of almost any disease known. The most common of these, being stress-related disorders, which make up at least 75% of America's visits to the hospital.
Reiki is totally non-invasive and the client is fully clothed during a session. By channeling energy, the Reiki practitioner balances and relaxes the body and Reiki can be done anywhere and at any time. It is different from other forms of energy healing in two ways. To provide Reiki, a practitioner must be attuned to the energy and it's foundation is built on the Reiki Principles listed below.
Meaning:
- Rei - Spiritual or Universal
- Ki - Energy
The Five Principles of Usui Reiki:
- Don't get angry today
- Don't be grievous
- Express your thanks
- Be diligent in your business
- Be kind to others
Val Medeiros, Seichem Reiki Master, Lindstrom
Michele Bergh, Reiki Master/Practitioner, Elk River
Jodi Menke, Karuna Reiki and Usui Reiki Master, Monticello
Cynthia Frantz, Blaine
Susan Opsahl, Usui Reiki 1st and 2nd Degree, South Haven
Rose Krueger, Shamballa Reiki Master and Teacher, Clearwater
Yvonne Gustafson, Usui Reiki Master, Ramsey
Marie Savage, Usui Reiki
Paula Quinlan, Maplewood
Cheryl Petermann, Usui Reiki Master, Elk River
Michael Dyda, Eagan
Steve Fillmore, Eagan
Cindy Miller, Crystal
