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Reiki for Animals
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Reiki is an ancient art which uses the energy of the universe as a whole to increase the amount of energy the body has to heal and refresh itself. Reiki practitioners are trained and attuned to receive this energy and to act as conduits for it; they use their hands to transmit the energy to others. The receiver, fully clothed, lies on a specially-equipped table while the practitioner moves through a series of hand positions on or just above the receiver's body. Healing can be experienced on physical, mental, emotional and spiritual levels, and a sense of well-being is generally felt during and immediately after a Reiki session. |
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| With intuitive skills as well as traditional Usui Reiki training, I practice Reiki in conjunction with my Christian faith. |
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Reiki practitioners are not medical personnel. We cannot diagnose, treat or cure any disease. Reiki must not be used in place of advice or treatment from a licensed physician, nurse practitioner or veterinarian! |
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