Reiki Healing Groups - Uncommon, but Very Strong

Reiki is an interesting healing method. You would think Reiki healing groups, competitiveness, stubbornness, or any number of other factors would cause the Reiki work to weaken. Instead, the opposite is true.

Reiki flows when the Reiki practitioner is in the right state. If they're feeling down, or bitter, or anything that drags them down, the Reiki won't flow, or will be the less than best that they could otherwise do. That is why Reiki practitioners (and other forms of energy healers) keep their personal "pitch" as high as they can maintain it.

However, the act of giving Reiki gives them a spiritual boost as well; they benefit from giving almost as much as the recipient does from receiving. When two or more Reiki practitioners work together, it sets up something like a feedback loop: Each one boosts the other. In this way, the Reiki work becomes much stronger and more effective.

Sometimes, a group of Reiki practitioners will work on someone who is very ill simultaneously. This is not done every-day, but the results are profound. I have never been called upon for such a need, but will not hesitate to serve if needed.

Why isn't the Reiki weaker instead of stronger? Remember, the Reiki practitioner takes the universal life force energy and becomes a conduit, bringing in the energy and giving it to the recipient. They can only do the to the extent that they are open, like I mentioned above with the pitch. The life force energy of the universe is (at the very least, for our purposes) infinite; there is more energy there than humans can "use up".

If you would like to know more about some of the methods used to keep a higher state of being and be a more effective healer, check out the Higher Balance Institute, or the newsletter to the right.

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