posted June 28, 2004 03:17 AM         

Check out this article on charging for Reiki. Tell me what you think. (Ive never charge, although I don't use my Reiki alot, as much as I should, mostly occasionaly on a family member) http://reiki.7gen.com/charging.htm

Yes, my mother is the one who introduced me to Reiki. She is a massage therapist and a *whispers* colon hydrotherapist.
I get some weird reactions when I tell people that. She is very much into holistic health, and most of the things she believes in on health matters are right on. She's a smart lady.

It's nice to know there's another Reiki girl in Linda Land. I'm sure there's got to be more. Talk to you soon.

posted June 28, 2004 09:58 AM         

sky???

posted June 28, 2004 11:12 AM         

Do you think that perhaps all of this is merely the power of suggestion?

In my experience, people under great duress are often 'open' to anything , although scientifically there is no evidence any of these methods have any success rate.Does anyone have any testimonials from people who have actually "cured" anyone, or indeed been "cured?"

I am not saying that these methods don't bring temporary relief, but they are misleading in some respects.

It would be very dangerous to turn away from conventional methods and medicine altogether, but the two can be used to compliment one another.

I don't mean to sound sceptical, I am merely being realistic. Serious illness should alway's be confronted firstly, by a trained medical practitioner. Reiki et al, is merely complimentary and can do no harm. Unless of course, the first step is ignored.

posted June 28, 2004 11:28 AM         

It is offering free training in Reiki.

I have applied out of curiosity, as I believe there will be a catch...!!!

posted July 01, 2004 06:39 PM         

Light and healing for Gary.

posted July 02, 2004 08:53 AM         

If we receive this kind of energy for several hours every day, our body becomes weaker, and our own energetic system suffers an imbalance.

The change I mean is about the place where the bed is located, etc. Anyway, if you are new in that place (three years), it means that the new bed is in a new location, and the body could begin to succumb because of the effects about two years ago, after some months of magnetic radiation. Do you understand the point?

posted July 02, 2004 12:39 PM         

There´s an easy way to check the presence of that harmful knot on the bed. You only need a dog or a cat. The cats love the Hartman knots and like to rest on one of them almost all the time. The dogs will always avoid the influence of those knots, so they never rest on a knot.

The cat is put on the bed (hope you don´t mind the cat is there, just for a few seconds or minutes), and you wait until the pet finds the place to rest. A knot may be there. The part of our body crossed by the knot for hours every night will be the damaged one.

If you don´t have a cat, place a dog on the bed (don´t worry, just for a minute), exactly where your husband´s neck should be every night. If there is a knot there, the dog will automatically move to other section of the bed.

Perhaps you´ll need to do the same procedure several times to be completly sure.

Other help is if you know a radiesthesist; he can detect the knots too.

posted July 02, 2004 02:45 PM         

To be completly sure you´ll have to repeat the experience, as I said before. From here I can feel the bed is affected by a knot. Do not underestimate the power of those harmful radiations.