Reiki
Reiki is an energy therapy of Japanese origin, integrated into complementary therapies, applied through the laying on of hands. It is based on channeling universal life energy, with the aim of promoting physical, emotional, mental and energetic balance in the individual.
Understanding this approach
The word Reiki results from the union of two concepts:
- Rei – universal energy that sustains and organizes all living beings.
- Ki – individual vital energy, present in all organisms.
When the flow of this energy is unbalanced, changes in physical and emotional well-being can occur. Reiki acts as a facilitator of energy rebalancing, supporting the body's natural self-regulation processes.
How does Reiki work?
During the session, the therapist acts as a channel for Reiki energy, applying their hands to specific points on the body or the energy field (aura), with or without physical contact. The person remains clothed and in a comfortable position, in a calm and safe environment.
Reiki is not a massage and does not involve physical manipulation. Its action is subtle, profound and progressive, promoting a state of deep relaxation and energetic reorganization.
Benefits of Reiki
- Promoting energy balance
- Reducing stress, anxiety, and emotional tension.
- Induction of deep relaxation
- Support for the immune system
- Improved physical and emotional well-being.
- Releasing energy blockages
- Greater mental clarity and emotional stability.
Reiki can be used as a complementary therapy, being compatible with any other type of health care or medical follow-up.
A Safe and Integrative Therapy
Reiki is a non-invasive, safe therapy with no contraindications, suitable for all ages. It works holistically, integrating the various levels of being, and always respects the rhythm and openness of each person.
The channeled energy supports the natural self-healing process present in each individual, contributing to greater balance, inner harmony, and quality of life.