Reiki is an ancient Japanese form of healing. Reiki means “Universal Life-Force-Energy” and is a system for channeling that energy to someone for the purpose of healing.

It was rediscovered by Dr. Usui in the late 1800’s, though Reiki energy goes back over 2, 500 years in Sanskrit Sutras and writings of Tibetan Monks and Enlightened Masters. Reiki addresses physical, emotional, mental and spiritual imbalances.

Reiki healers serve as a vessel that supplies healing energy where it is most needed. Reiki Healing Energy provides means to balance the human energy fields (Auras) and energy centers (Chakras) to create conditions needed for the bodies healing system to function.

The Reiki practitioner assists the client to heal themself spiritually, mentally, emotionally and physically by a simple laying on of hands and/or hands held slightly above the clients body. By the use of ancient healing symbols the practitioner channels the Universal Life Force energy allowing it to flow where is needed to bring the energy centers into alignment.

When I do Reiki, I can see a clients’ chakras and feel if they are out of alignment. I energetically pull them back into alignment and give my client suggestions on how to keep those chakras in balance. If  a client’s throat chakra is off to the left, I know that they are having issues with communication with women (left symbolizing female) and are likely to experience colds, sinus issues, ear/hearing problems, respiratory issues, etc…

I also see colors around the body, I interpret their meaning for the client as well. For example, I recently worked on a woman who had a beautiful green color around her head. The color green and the placement of it (over her third eye and crown chakras) told me that she was on a path of healing, that she was thinking and studying it, but needed to ground herself and bring action to what she has learned in order to bring healing to her life. -Amy Roemer September 30, 2009

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