natural wellbeing courses and healing
I am often asked how to perform dry bathing (Kenyoku) when learning Reiki and what is lovely about this exercise is that anyone can do it – you don’t have to be studying Reiki or know anything about Reiki. It can be used when you are feeling tense, stressed, or want to relax – for example, before bedtime to clear any negative energy from your aura and help with your relaxation process.
It is good to use Kenyoku when you are (or have been) in a negative situation or environment.
Thoughts are vibrations – positive and negative… be careful what you are thinking!
NEW! A beautiful set of 53 positive affirmation and inspirational cards £15.50 plus P&P Created by Jane for use with Reiki clients and students as a focus for the day. Inspired by the Usui Precepts, designed for today’s hectic life. Bridge sized cards (2.25 inches x 3.5 inches) that come in a clear plastic… Read more
Energise your food and drink with an infusion of Reiki… Enhance and energise your (and your pet’s) food and drink this festive season using Reiki.Send Reiki to everything that you prepare for yourself and others, whether it is a simple glass of water or a three to five course dinner (and don’t forget the wine),… Read more
drink more water
be the best person you truly are
What is a ‘spot’ treatment? A ‘spot’ treatment is used to target a specific problem or issue. Instead of giving a full Reiki treatment to your horse, you simply treat the area that needed healing energy. What are the benefits of a spot treatment? Spot treatments are really useful as they can be carried out very… Read more
Horses decide whether they want you to put your hands on them when giving Reiki. Often my new equine clients are unsure of the energy and don’t want to come too close as they sense the different energy and this can take some getting used to. As Reiki flows to where it is intended and… Read more
