Reiki, the most gentle, practical, hands-on healing modality in the world, is primal energy (chi or prana) guided by Rei-ki (higher consciousness). A tradition based on compassion and connection with higher intelligence (angels, ascended masters, spirit guides) it opens one to the world of healing possibilities.

Research has substantiated the efficacy of Reiki. Scientific evidence has shown that the hands of Reiki healers produce strong pulsing electro-magnetic fields, which interact with the electro-magnetic fields emanating from organs or tissues, returning them to optimum healthy condition.

Complementary to all other modalities, Reiki restores mind, body and spirit, and is safe for all ages and for pets as well.

Common uses of Reiki

Reiki is used for the treatment of all pain and suffering, mental, emotional and spiritual, not just physical pain.

It is very beneficial for Chemo patients, post surgical cases, accident victims, pre and post natal as well as elder care, hospice, grief, losses, emotional upsets or disappointments, major life changes, anxiety, insomnia, pre and post sports events.

Reiki patients report changes in attitudes, increased positive perceptions about life and removal of stress both in the emotional body and the actual physical tissues.

The Five Spiritual Principles of Reiki

Just for today, let go of anger.
Just for today, let go of worry.
Just for today, count your blessings and honor your parents, teachers, and neighbors.
Just for today, live honestly.
Just for today, be kind to all living things.

 

SHEN Therapy is a scientifically researched form of somatic energy healing developed by American scientist Richard Pavek. SHEN is an acronym for Specific Human Energy Nexus.

The primary aim of SHEN Therapy is to release emotions trapped in the body. Once the emotions have been cleared, the body too is liberated from any associated physical pain or tension.

Some forms of therapy such as counseling involve talking a great deal about traumatic events with the idea that this releases them, but it is the contention of this particular form of healing that somatically held emotions may need a push from an external source of energy to free the body/mind of the original wound.

SHEN Therapy teaches that emotions are held in the torso, at four main sites: the heart, the solar plexus, the kath (below the navel), and the root (the perineum area).

During a session, the practitioner places hands in paired positions on the fully clothed client who is lying on the table. The practitioner ascertains the locations of somatically held emotions and determines an appropriate physio-emotional release plan. (This treatment plan is based on extensive intake and interviewing with the client prior to the session.) A naturally occurring energy flows from the practitioner’s hands through the emotional energy centers (chakras) of the client’s body in a precise way to discharge debilitating emotions.

Here are a few common examples where the need for healing might be indicated according to SHEN philosophy:

  • Weight on the chest (Heart)
  • Butterflies in the stomach (Solar Plexus)
  • Choking back emotion (Throat)
  • Nervousness to the point of wanting to vomit (Solar Plexus)

Each noted feeling or sensation is associated with one of the chakra centers in the centers of the body, and may be an indication of repression or holding of information or trauma in the body/mind.