𝓣𝓪𝓶𝓶𝔂 𝓕𝓸𝔁

Reiki is a method of channeling God’s healing energy, founded on the belief that God created the life force energy that sustains us. This practice aims to enhance well-being by harnessing this divine energy, focusing on holistic healing—addressing the body, mind, and spirit with a deep commitment to love and compassion. A healer, in this context, is someone who practices faith healing through the integration of prayer and energy work. This approach is based on the belief that prayer, faith, and chakra balancing can lead to divine intervention, fostering both physical and spiritual restoration. 

As I continued on my healing journey, I discovered that Reiki, once considered alternative, is now being used in hospitals and even dental offices. Many major medical centers have integrated Reiki into their care programs, offering it to patients to help reduce stress, ease anxiety, and promote healing, particularly in oncology units, surgery recovery, and even maternity wards.

Some dentists are also using Reiki to help patients relax before procedures and manage pain afterward. It’s encouraging to see that more healthcare professionals are recognizing the benefits of energy healing and offering it alongside conventional treatments, knowing that true healing often involves addressing not only the physical but also the emotional and spiritual aspects of health.