Reiki is a holistic healing approach designed to promote balance and well-being throughout the body. In traditional Reiki, practitioners place their hands lightly on a person’s body to facilitate the body’s natural healing processes. It’s a simple, natural, and safe technique with the primary goal of activating the person’s innate healing response.

Originating in Japan in the 1920s, Reiki is based on the belief in an energy that supports the body’s innate ability to heal. In Japanese, “rei” refers to a higher intelligence that permeates all living and non-living entities, guiding the universe’s inherent functions. The term “ki” refers to non-physical energy that flows through all living things, including humans, animals, and plants.

Reiki energy is believed to transcend space and time, meaning that it can be effectively transmitted over geographical distances. This makes Remote Reiki an accessible and powerful option for those seeking healing from the comfort of their own space, no matter where they are located.

In the US, Reiki has gained significant recognition and is now offered in many hospitals and healthcare facilities. It ranks as one of the top three complementary in-patient therapies in U.S. hospitals, alongside massage therapy and music/art therapy. Increasing research provides quantifiable evidence of Reiki’s benefits for patients with various conditions, including pre- and post-surgery recovery, pain management, and chronic illnesses like heart disease and cancer. Reiki has also been shown to be particularly effective in alleviating stress, anxiety, and depression.

Remote Reiki is suitable for individuals of all ages, including children, pregnant women, and those in terminal care. Whether you are managing a chronic condition or seeking to enhance your overall well-being, Remote Reiki offers a gentle, non-invasive path to healing.