Have you ever done reiki for stress reduction and relaxation? Does it work?

Question by cifurtrue on "Stress Reduction":

What do you feel? And after the session do you really feel relaxed? I'm curious to know what are the basics of reiki and what a person feels improvements of that Japanese method.

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Answer by katiesaik
I am a reiki practitioner and this is my experience from working on people and having it done to me. Reiki is like anything else. If you convince yourself that it will not work, it won't. Your aura will block the energy from absorbing into your body. If you keep an open mind and let it do it's thing, you will most likely feel very relaxed. Most people will experience a lot of heat coming from the hands of the practitioner, especially on areas of the body that need more "work". Reiki means "universal energy". It is the divine, all pervasive universal force that creates, destroys, and weaves the fabric of existence. It will not only help you to relax and feel good, but it has also been known to cure major and minor illnesses including cancer. It can cleanse you of most any imbalance. Warning though, often times a patient will experience a problem or symptom getting worse before it gets better. This is a natural part of healing. As your body/mind cleanses itself, the symptoms will rise to the surface on their way out and cause you to feel them more strongly for a short time. It can be a very powerfull healing tool, but (just like anything else) only if YOU let it. Good luck!

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